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The Guild ( 組合, ( ギルド) Girudo?) is a Secret Society of Ability users from North America lead by Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald. [1] Contents. 1Influence and Authority. 2Structure. 3Known Bases. 4Plot. 4.1Arrival at Yokohama. 4.2The Incineration of Yokohama. 4.3Establishment of New Guild. 4.4Involvement after the Agency Frameup. 5Iterations.
Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald (フランシス・スコット・キー・フィッツジェラルド,Furanshisu Sukotto Kī Fittsujerarudo?) is the latest leader of the American organization known as the Guild until its eventual dissolution and split, upon which he currently leads the Renewed Guild. His ability name is known as The Great ...
ナサニエル・ホーソーン. Rōmaji. Nasanieru Hōsōn. Also Known As. For appellations, see Relationships. Namesake. Nathaniel Hawthorne (American novelist and short story writer) Personal Information. Status. Alive (imprisoned in Anne 's room) [3] Gender. Male. Birthday. July 4 [2] Age. 27 [2] Height. 188 cm (6’2”) [2] Weight. 72 kg [2] Blood Type. A [2]
The Guild are one of the major antagonists in the manga and anime series Bungo Stray Dogs. They serve as the main antagonists of the Ability Wars Saga. The Guild is an exceptionally rich secret society with great influence from the USA. It was revealed by Osamu Dazai that they were the ones...
Character sheet for the Guild of Bungo Stray Dogs. Characters on this page all have their names listed in Western order— given names followed by surnames. The Guild (組合, Kumiai) is an American criminal organization whose members have supernatural powers seeking to expand their influence into Japan and capture Atsushi.
El Gremio (組合, Girudo) es una organización americana liderada por Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald. También es conocida como una Sociedad Secreta de Usuarios de Habilidad. Según Ango Sakaguchi, su influencia no se limita a América del Norte. Incluso son capaces de abrirse camino hasta el corazón de….
The Guild. The Guild (組合, Girudo, sometimes also written as ギルド or ぎるど) is a secret society of ability users from North America (primarily the United States). They have international influence, are granted diplomatic authority, and have extraterritorial rights (meaning Japanese law enforcement cannot detain them).
