Asian Addicts Anonymous

Xiao Chun joins forces with our undercover trio. But things are already starting to fall apart even as more information is uncovered. Will the trio be able to stop Tsukamoto and get the evidence to Kuchinawa before it is too late?

The plot thickens as Shun, Kasumi, and Takeru try to gather even more information on Tsukamoto and his operations. Looks like there is a lot more going on than thought and it doesn’t just have to do with drugs. We have a missing husband, the weird game, a dirty politician, and a carful of corpses.

Kasumi proves that she can be trusted by saving Shun after Shun makes a big mistake. Shun and Takeru make contact with Tan who stands in direct opposition to Tsukamoto, but he is less than welcoming. Will their mission be a success or end in failure?

**Anyone else kind of think of the Mod Squad when it comes to this series? Young delinquents taken in by the police to form a special unit to take down the bad guys?** Episode four opens with Shun talking about her childhood when she came from China to Japan. They were filled with hope when they first came, but soon

We start out by seeing a ransacked apartment. It looks like someone is going from room to room frantically searching for something. The bathroom door is opened and we see a woman with two little kids, dead. We then come to the present where the injured Takeru wakes up. A hint to his tragic past and why he hates drug

Shun’s world collapses as Tsukamoto orders Rin’s death in the ring. Meanwhile, Takeru orders drugs in order to take down the operation – will he be successful?

Shun is a tough girl whose happiness comes from her little brother Rin who does underground fighting to earn money. She crosses paths with the young Takeru who helps find models for some less than stellar publications.