Corporate agreements are normally sealed with meetings and paperwork; yet within Kengan Ashura"s realm, firms opt for a different path: employing combatants. Yabako Sandrovich"s Kengan Ashura portrays a realm saturated with kinetic energy, brutality, and martial prowess—where elite fighters have battled in vast coliseums since the Edo era to arbitrate conflicts among affluent enterprises and traders. Ouma Tokita, dubbed "The Ashura," seeks to establish himself as the supreme warrior. Hideki Nogi of the Nogi Syndicate contracts Ouma to represent him and appoints Kazuo Yamashita, a typical middle‑aged individual, as his manager. The pair is thrust into bouts organized by the Kengan Association. Their voyage will be littered with fierce clashes against rivals pursuing identical ambitions. Do they possess the resolve to claim the pinnacle? Their determination will be tested as alliances shift and the stakes rise in the unforgiving arena.
