108F

108F is a fictional character from the video game series "Yakuza," developed by Sega. The character first appeared in "Yakuza 6: The Song of Life," released in 2016. 108F is a member of the Tojo Clan, a powerful yakuza organization in the game's fictional world. The name "108F" is a reference to the character's role as a "floor leader" in the Tojo Clan's hierarchy, with "108" representing the floor number and "F" standing for "floor leader."

108F is known for his calm and collected demeanor, as well as his exceptional combat skills. He is a skilled fighter, proficient in both traditional Japanese martial arts and modern weaponry. In the game, 108F is often tasked with handling high-stakes missions and negotiations, showcasing his strategic thinking and leadership abilities.

The character's backstory is not extensively detailed in the game, but it is revealed that 108F has a strong sense of duty and loyalty to the Tojo Clan. He is also known to have a keen interest in the arts, particularly in the traditional Japanese art of ikebana, or flower arrangement.

108F's design is characterized by his distinctive black and white attire, which reflects his role as a floor leader. His appearance is also notable for his distinctive eye patch, which is a nod to the character's combat prowess and his reputation as a formidable fighter.

In the game's narrative, 108F plays a significant role in the story, often serving as a mentor and guide to the game's protagonist, Kiryu Kazuma. His guidance and advice help Kiryu navigate the complex world of the yakuza and make important decisions throughout the game's story.

Overall, 108F is a well-developed and memorable character in the "Yakuza" series, known for his combat skills, strategic thinking, and strong sense of duty. His appearance in "Yakuza 6" and subsequent games has made him a fan favorite among players of the series.