It is said that not all crimes are committed for money, but for the thrill of it. Some people get ecstasy by breaking the rules or bending them to their will. Harrison Yamanaka was indeed one of them. Tokyo Swindlers began with a short scene in the forest where Harrison had a near-death experience. A wild bear ran towards him, and Harrison, even with a loaded gun, couldn’t take it down. As the animal approached him, Harrison’s heart rate increased. Harrison knew his end was near, yet he took one last shot. The bear roared, and the bullet went into its mouth, piercing its brain. Harrison couldn’t forget the satisfaction he experienced in the moment. The fleeting moment that decides a person’s fate; whether he will live or not. The more Harrison thought about it, the more he got addicted to it. He started trying to...