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CHRONDLOGY OF WASHIZU MANIONG The Wordef Akagi *Below are coinciding world events 8. ASixth Washizu Session, South ath Round Begins Piib- Sixthi Session Sixth Session, to Hell South 3rd South 3rd Round in August 31st at 10PM: First Session of Washizu Mahjong Begins Sixth Session, Sixth Session, South 3rd Round Begins *Published Akagi's first game of Mahjong Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Sixth Fifth Session Ends, Akagi takes ist Place *Published 2003 Fifth Third Session Second Session Ends. Akagi Akagi takes takes ist Place Published First Session Ends, Akagi found again after long absence Sixth Session, Session, Session Session, enters East 3rd Session, East 3rd Round, ist Honba Published 2005 Session Begins Pub- lished Session Begins *Published రిం2 goes South ist Round, ist Round, the South 3rd Honba 2nd Honba Rounds Published Published South Pablished Begins Published Round, end Honba Pub- Round "Published 1993 *Published Ends Pub- lished progress Pub- lished 1st Place *Published 1998 lished 2000 1992 Pub- lished 2013 Tokyo Olympics lished Akagi Shigeru is born Pub- lished 2006 2010 2o09 2008 Tokyo Tower Constructed 2014 2012 2011 2007 1999 Pacific War Ends *Published Nagashima Shigeo's Pro Baseball Debut 1997 CHRONDLOGY OF THE WORD Ten's 18th and final volume is published. It's the masterpiece Akagi was a spinoff of. The legend of Akagi is concluded in this series! 1 Vladimír Y2K Bug Putin becomes President of the Russian Federation 8. Winter Sovereignty Olympics Lin Kong trans- Nagano ferred from Akagi's England to Sth Volume is published containing thee MAT first ound Vashizu Mahjong! Donald Trump takes office as President of the United States Barack Obama and Outbreak Raul Castro meet at VII Summit of the Americas Ebola Park Guen hye elected president of South Korea Iraq War 9/11 Kumamoto Tohoku Sky Tree earth- quake and Tsunami Houses of Diet controlled Party of Japan massacre by differ parties Demoeratic Akihabara Shinzo Indian Abe wins the Ocean first earthquake as primeWorld and tsunami minister Baseball Akagi Classic made into a TV Anime! Tokyo Japan earthquakes Terrorist Attack of Hong becomes rulin party in the First volume House of Rep- resentatives First volume Ten's story isof "Washizu" founded! continued with Bublished. SVashizu's younger days are put to page! Japanese citizens abducted by North Korea are returned to their country resigns Akagi Volume 34 and Fukumoto All Stars con- structed Volume 3 to be pub- lished simultancously on April 15th! 福本伸行 Dissolution of Czecho- slovakia of "HERO published. China T/N. FKMT- krazya ALL 3 STARS Audrey Hepburn passes away 福本傳行Akag begins serialization, Akagi Volume |Tis published. It's a huge hit! Hiroyuki as the main character! IT'S SETTLED! Crown Princess Masako and Crown Prince Naruhito are wed HE RO PKO Cooperation Law signed into etfect ALI Niatr Bill Clinton elected AKAGI 20 YEARS OF WASHIZU MAHJONG to office IF WE DONT HAVE ANY THE OLD MAN HAS A WHOLE POIVATE FOOCE WOOK NG FOR HM, SO IT'S CRITICAL THAT WE WE PON'T KNOW HOW WHOLE THG v 3. THE SAME KIND (From Volume 8, Chapter 64. "Serpent") HAVE A GOoue. AS WELL F HE STARTS LOSING. In the end, it seems Akagi sensed something similar to him in Washizu, leading him to agre to the fight. Even before seeing him, could he really have seen Washizu and himself as the same kind? It's as if he could already tell that the match would become a long, relentless, enjoyable fight to the death full of ups and downs... A THE 0oc- TOR'S OFFICE? CHANCE OF SOMETHING BOING WPONG URESHADOWING From Volume 8, Chapter 65, Opportunity") On the way to Washizufs Manor, Akagi stopPped at a doctor's office He picked up ome energy drinks there, but in fact, this scene serves to foreshadow something to come. For the sake of the few who have yet to read Akagi, let us not say exactly what that is, but as a hint, once you read it, there will most certainly be a moment where you understand exactly what it was all about. (From Volume 7, 1 2. PERSUADING AKAGI Chapter 63, "Meaningless") So, OHEL-SAN, IF YOU CAN GET THE INADA 6POUP HELR US Out DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE THIS AKAGI WHAT YOU'DE JUST LIKE ME. NOBODY WILL EVER UNDEO- * STANO * YOU THAT'S THE ONLY WAY TO BE SAVEO. THE WE'CE OUT- CASTS. LUNA- TICS. THATS Ohgi was not eager to jump on board at first, but after seeing how Akagi risked his life in a gambling den he changed his mind. In Akagi's hospital room, he and Yasuoka teamed up to persuade Akagi to join them. While Akagi did not have much interest at first, after learning that Hirayama, the Fake Akagi had died, his expression quickly changed THERE'S THE So JUST DIE, YOU HERETIC! WHO TOOK ON SAYING WHO WAS MY FORMER PARTNER. WiTH THIS POETENDED TO WOLND FROM T THE SWORD SLICE. IS. IS HE INJUREO.? DO WEP (From Volume Chapter 58, "Fire Power") A1. YASUOKA MAKES HIS MOVE Police Detective Yasuoka springs into action upon hearing that Washizu Iwao, the man who rules the political and business world- from behind the scenes, engages-in a truly fearsome game of mah- jong. Akagi Shigeru might somehow be able to defeat Washizu and take back a huge sum of money. However, that man is no small fry. He has authority and influence. Even if Akagi won, if he got ganged up on and killed there would be no point. His solution was to enlist the aid of Ohgi from the Inada Yakuza Group, who had taken responsibility for cleaning up the bodies of the young men that Washizu had previously murdered. With Akagi's ability, his influ- ence as a police detective, and the Boss of a major Yakuza group, I DON'T PEALLY KNOW FOR SURE. WELL IS IT HEALED? AH, YES.. IF YOU EALIZE THATE NOW, THEN YOU'L JUST BARELY. Yasuoka moved to face Washizu head-on. However, his opponent would face not just ruin but death. This is the key. Washizu could stay calm with no pressure on him at all, while the opponent was in constant fear of losing their life. With that in mind, the meaning of the transparent tiles takes an 180-degree turm. Transparent iles are only a good thing for those who have their composure. In fact, there was a program where female mahjong professionals played Washizu Mahjong, but what they did was use the information from the transparent tiles to in- crease their probability of winninga hand. However, if they were to bet their blood, that would likely not be the case. They would likely not trust the information from the transparent tiles, and tiles they could not play because they were betting their lives would slow their hands down. Of course, there is no way female mahjong professionals would actually bet their blood, but make no mistake that that would happen. By raising the stakes, Akagi's aim was likely to bring Washizu to the same level and make him However, there is also a special bonus payment. Whenever an exchange of points between Washizu and his opponent arises, through a win or otherwise, this bonus payment comes into effect. A Tsumo will certainly qualify, and if one of the main players deals into the other it can also happen by ron. Ifthe challenger deals into a Mangan hand by Washizu, they must pay for it with either money or blood. For money, that would be 800,000 Yên, while in blood it would be 80 ccs. Naturally, Washizu can only lose money in these instane- es. Ifone meets their end through these bonus payments, no matter how much they are leading by overall it still equates to their loss. All the money they earned to that point must bereturned. Using this, no matter how much hope l Next, the special way the game is scored. Washizu has his opponents bet their own blood while he bets his money. To do this, the 2000 ces it would take to lkill someone with certainty is made equal to 20 Million, Yen (200 Million in modern times). This 2000 ccs of 20 Million Yen is then translated into 200,000 Points. This means each 1000 points is equal to 100,000 Yen. 200,000 points may seem like a lot, but this only refers to the point difference between Washizu and his opponent. For example, ifone player were in 1st and the other in 4th, this would make for quite a large difference. 1st place gets a bonus 50,00o0 points from the Oka and Uma alone, and 4th loses 30,000 from just the uma, so already that makes for an 80,000-point difference. Add to that the difference in score from the round and a difference of 100,000 points could easily happen in just one hanchan session. If things go badly, the difference could become 200,000 points in just 2 hanchan sessions, which would spell death for the challenger. And yet, there still exists a path of hope. Washizu Mahjong takes place over 6 Hanchan Sessions. If the challenger is able to survive the whole game, they may leave/ with whatever amount of money they were able to take from Washizu. Washizu Mahjong is a special variant of mahjong that was created by Washizu Iwao himself. The fundamental rules such as Yaku are no different from normal mahjong. Bach player begins with 25,000 points and returns g0,000 points at the end of each session. This makes for a surplus of 20,000 points that all go to first place as the "Oka" bonus. There is also an "Uma" bonus in which 4th place pays ist place 30,000 points and grd place pays 2nd place 10,000 points at the end of the session. This is no different from normal mahjong. The main difference is the tiles. Ordinarily, your opponents are not supposed to see which tiles you have in your hand, but in Washizu Mahjong, this only applies to 1 of the 4 of each kind of tile. Only this one tile is "Opaque" like in normal mahjong, while the remain- ing three are all Transparent". Ifit were not for this one opaque tile, all 18 tiles in your hand would be visible to the opponents. However, so that the players cannot tell what tiles they are about to draw, walls are not built, and instead all tiles are taken from the hole in the middle of the table. On top of that, in order to prevent feeling the tiles to tell which is which, all players must wear gloves on the hand they use to draw. e his opponents seemed to have, Washizu still tormented and killed them in the end. However, Akagi would not let that happen. Akagi raised these stakes by ten times, In other words, he set his t not 200,000 points but 20,000, which made Washizu's bet not 20 Million but 200 Isupply of 2000 Ces at Milhon Yen. Akagi's stated reason for this was that if the stakes werenit high, he wouldn't be able to ruin Washizu. Putting a lethal amount of blood loss at 20,000 points is the height of insanity. If Washizu were to negotiations before the match that the game has gone on as long as it has. you wonder why anyone would do something so cray, but in reality this was a strategy for Washizu Mahjong. Washizu could bet tens of millions of yen and to him it would still be money he could afford to lose. Even if he lost completely he would still never be ruined. 1845 19231 1935 NOOO NOON NOOM NOOS 2OO7 MANAGE TO BE SAVED!! NOO8 NOO4 NO-O TWO OF THE SAME KIND...! AN外科 NO-- NO-N NO14 un The NO-6 N017

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