Tayama is a character in Shin Megami Tensei IV. He is the boss of the Ashura-kai.
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Tayama is the leader of the Hachibu Rengou Ashura-kai. He is well groomed and wears a black three piece suit along with a golden watch and glasses, contrasting with the general poverty found in the rest of Tokyo. While there are various rumours that prior to God's Plan he was once a member of the social elite that had studied both internationally and at a prestigious Japanese university, in reality he is merely someone who rose through the ranks of the criminal underground from the bottom.[1]
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Tayama is reported as missing at the start of the game, with the Ashura-kai falling into disarray without his leadership.
He is briefly mentioned in Hallelujah's Hunter Database entry to have adopted the boy after he was orphaned at the age of 10.
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Trivia
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Names in Other Languages
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English
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Tayama
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Japanese
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タヤマ Tayama
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- ↑ "Rumour has is that he's an elite who attended a top national university and studied abroad, but in truth, he's was just a low level gangster who worked his way to the top." Shin Megami Tensei IV Official Artworks. Published by UDON. English. Page 116.
- ↑ "Masayuki Doi: Tayama's earring is the one unreal part of his design. It's the spiritual object linked to Yamato Takeru, one of the National Defense Divinities. Tayama took it for himself after defeating Yamato Takeru, and since then, he has worn an especially shameful expression." Shin Megami Tensei IV Official Artworks. Published by UDON. English. Page 117.