Nobody talks about this one. A man lives two lives that refuse to sit still, underwear designer by morning, yakuza boss by night, and the OVA treats both with equal weight, finding the absurd dignity in existing between worlds. The joke isn't that these lives are contradictory. The joke is that he's competent at both, and that matters to him the same way. 1991 was too early for this premise to find an audience.
Shizuya Kondou lives a carefully compartmentalized life. By day, he works as a designer crafting intimate apparel in the fashion industry, blending into the ordinary world of commerce and creativity. When darkness falls, however, he steps into an entirely different skin: the ruthless leader of a yakuza organization, commanding respect and fear from those beneath him. The contrast between these two identities creates constant tension. In the boardroom he discusses fabric and design; in the underworld he makes decisions that carry weight and consequences. Neither world knows the full truth of who he is, and maintaining the facade demands precision and nerve. This story captures the strange duality of a man caught between legitimate society and the criminal underworld, where a single misstep could unravel everything he's built on both sides. The quiet Don must keep his worlds separate, or risk losing them both entirely. It's a character study wrapped in yakuza intrigue and workplace drama, exploring what it costs to live two completely different lives.