Kaiji Yoshikawa (吉川 海司, Yoshikawa Kaiji) is a 25 year old hunter from Gunma, who responded to Kurono's and Reika's call, to join the Tokyo team and fight against the invading aliens.
Appearance[]
He is tall (Smaller than Kato and Kaze) with a thin body and messy black hair and a small beard on the chin.
Personality and Fighting Style[]
Personality:[]
He seems moderately laid back, he seemed to make light of the mission to invade the aliens spaceship alongside the Tokyo team and others. He even suggested that it was a suicide mission asking "If everyone was ready to die." He is also considerate, when a fellow team member, Sekine asked it to cut off his arm, he double checked, despite the situation his team mate was in. He possesses a sense of humor, joining all the other men to urinate in an alien-human processing plant. He is near-fearless, when Kei and the Katastrophe team began to fire their weaponry at powerful aliens, despite the guns taking no effect Yoshikawa charged at the aliens with his swords at the ready.
Fighting Style:[]
Yoshikawa prefers using two swords as his weapons of choice, and appears to be ambi-dextrous, he is one of, if not the most proficient sword users seen thus far in the series. He fought powerful aliens whose durability was enough to break one of his Gantz swords, using just the one, and found the weak point at their neck. He is incredibly fast as even Kei - renowned for his speed, had trouble spotting his movements. It was hinted at by Toshio he was a "monster" in terms of fighting skill, alongside Kei, Daizaemon Kaze, Mary McClane and Masaru Kato. Using his swords he was able to fight and push back the fast, Eeva Gund, even dodging his frighteningly quick blows. And deliver several vital slashes against him, putting him on the ropes. During his few fights, he has undoubtedly shown one of, if not, the greatest display of swordsmanship in the entire Gantz series, landing more blows, and injuring the deadly Eeva Gund, more than any other of the combatants who engaged him, including Kei, Kato and dozens of highly skilled Americans, the likes of which, couldn't even touch him.