Wild Seven

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Wild Seven. (L-R) Sakai, Saki, Kazama, Shuya, Imakire, Maki, Yonai.
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Wild Seven. (L-R) Sakai, Saki, Kazama, Shuya, Imakire, Maki, Yonai.

Wild Seven is a fictional terrorist group in the 2003 Japanese film Battle Royale II: Requiem. They are led by Shuya Nanahara.

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[edit] Members

The "Seven" are:

Number Name Played by Role(s)
1 Shuya Nanahara Tatsuya Fujiwara Leader, fighter and founder
2 Saki Sakurai Natsuki Kato Sniper and fighter
3 Mitsugu Sakai Yuuma Ishigaki Fighter and founder; also mediator and peacemaker
4 Maki Souda Yoko Maki Technical "wizard" and fighter
5 Soji Kazama Mitsuru Murata Fighter and sniper
6 Satoshi Imakire Toshihiro Wada Fighter and demolitions
7 Kengo Yonai Miku Kuga Fighter

Some runaway children and teenagers also hang along with the Seven, such as Jin.

[edit] Slogan

Latin (original):

Jacta Alea Est

English (translation):

The Die is Cast.

The slogan is located on the top right of the Wild Seven flag. The original Latin phrase is Alea iacta est, alleged to have been spoken by Julius Caesar upon crossing the river Rubicon and starting a civil war.

[edit] Weapons

Wild Seven operates an arsenal of Soviet- and home-made weapons.

[edit] Firearms

AK-47 assault rifle - Dragunov sniper rifle - ? revolver

[edit] Explosives

RPG-7 rocket launcher - Home-made rocket launcher - Hand grenades - Trip-wire mines - Time bombs

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

Battle Royale (edit)
Novel & mangas Battle Royale (novel) | Battle Royale (manga) | Battle Royale II: Blitz Royale (manga)
Films Battle Royale (film)  | Battle Royale II: Requiem
Soundtracks Battle Royale Original Soundtrack | Battle Royale II: Requiem Original Soundtrack | Composer: Masamichi Amano | Orchestra: Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra
Main Characters BR: Shuya Nanahara | Noriko Nakagawa | Shogo Kawada | Sakamochi/Yonemi/Kitano (the Teacher) | Kazuo Kiriyama | Mitsuko Souma | Shinji Mimura | Hiroki Sugimura
BRII: Takuma Aoi | Shiori Kitano | Nao Asakura | Riki Takeuchi | Saki Sakurai
Secondary Characters BR: Yoshitoki Kuninobu | Takako Chigusa | Yukie Utsumi | Kazushi Niida | Yuko Sakaki | Megumi Eto | Satomi Noda | Yoshio Akamatsu | Yukiko Kitano | Keita Iijima | Kayoko Kotohiki | Hirono Shimizu | Yuichiro Takiguchi | Tatsumichi Oki | Mitsuru Numai | Yutaka Seto| Yoji Kuramoto | Toshinori Oda | Sho Tsukioka | Mai (smiling winner) | Keiko Onuki (Keiko Inoue) | Lieutenant Anjo | Soldiers (Battle Royale)
BRII: R: Mitsugu Sakai | Shugo Urabe | Maki Souda | Osamu Kasai | Soji Kazama | Kyoko Kakei | Kengo Yonai | Ryo Kurosawa | Haruya Sakurai | Haruka Kuze | Masami Shibaki | Jun Nanami | Makio Mimura (Shinji's uncle) | Prime Minister of Japan
Cast and crew Koushun Takami (novel author) | Kinji Fukasaku (director) | Kenta Fukasaku (screenwriter)
BR: Tatsuya Fujiwara | Aki Maeda | Taro Yamamoto | Masanobu Ando | Kou Shibasaki | Chiaki Kuriyama | Takeshi Kitano
BRII: R: Takeru Shibaki Shugo Oshinari | Ai Maeda | Ayana Sakai | Natsuki Kato | Riki Takeuchi | Yoko Maki
Other topics Battle Royale controversy | Battle Royale merchandise | List of Battle Royale weapons | GPS tracking | Wild Seven
Related topics Dystopia | Deathmatch gaming | Ultraviolence | Teenage rebellion | Betrayal | Authoritarianism | Terrorism