Julie Hayashibara
Julie Hayashibara 林原 樹里 | |
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Character Information | |
Title | Madam |
Classification | Human |
Gender | Female |
Birthday | April 29[1] |
Zodiac Sign | Taurus |
Blood Type | A[1] |
Hair Color | Brown |
Eye Color | Aquamarine |
Occupation | Journalist |
Likes | Instant ramen[1] |
Dislikes | Tororo[1] |
First Appearance | Season 1 |
Relationships |
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Julie Hayashibara (林原 樹里, Hayashibara Juri) is a journalist who serves as the protagonist of the frame story surrounding Rose Guns Days.
Profile
Background
Julie was born to Japanese family and later began working at Hong Kong Daily News. She is given the opportunity to spend two years interviewing Jeanne Amakawa, the Honorary President of the Japanese nationalist group called the Harukaze, once known as the mafia group Primavera.
Appearance
Julie appears as a young woman with aquamarine eyes and long brown hair tied into a ponytail. She is typically seen wearing her journalist outfit consisting of a black and cyan jacket over a white blouse.
Personality
Julie is an inquisitive woman who frequently draws comparisons between modern Japan and the Japan depicted in Jeanne's stories. She is easily annoyed by Toratsugu Uedera.
Plot
Season 1
In 2012, Julie begins a series of interviews with Jeanne Amakawa, the Honorary President of the Japanese nationalist group Harukaze. Jeanne begins telling Julie the story of Primavera, a postwar mafia group that served as the Harukaze's predecessor.
Season 2
Julie's interviews expand to include Jeanne's personal advisor, Wayne Uedera.
Season 3
Julie becomes acquainted with Toratsugu Uedera, the hotheaded grandson of Wayne Uedera.
Last Season
Jeanne reveals that Julie's grandparents were Rose and Leo, under the names Misaki and Koutarou Hayashibara. She offers Julie the position of Madam, hoping that she can lead the future of Primavera. Julie accepts the offer, however she also maintains her position as a low-level journalist for a day job.
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "ローズガンズデイズ". Archived from the original on 22 June 2021.