Madame Elisabeth Mallari

**Madame Elisabeth Mallari** (1919 - 1945, aged 26) is a supporting antagonist in the series Flock'⁴⁵: Pacifica. She is known as the "4" or "4 Shogun" among the 9 Shoguns of the Sun. Mallari is a Filipino-Japanese agent and assassin working for the Japanese Imperial Empire during the US occupation of the Philippines, Mallari, along with other Japanese Imperial soldiers, operated covertly in Manila to lure US and Anti-Japanese officials. Disguised as a nun and posing as the owner of an orphanage, Mallari used this position to not only kill and torture his targets but also gather information on Allied plans for the Japanese Army. He also played a role in creating car bombs that targeted the city, Despite his allegiance to the Japanese, Mallari had a deep love for his childhood friend from the orphanage, Anna Makisig, who often tried to avoid causing harm to her and the other orphans. Mallari's main goal was to protect Anna Makisig and ensure the survival of the orphans. He kept his collaboration with the Japanese a secret from the public. Mallari even attempted to kill "Black Goliath," also known as Roxann, during a trap set at the orphanage.

Monkshood's primary mission was to eliminate "Black Goliath," also known as Roxann, who was operating as a double agent in Australia. However, in a fateful turn of events, Monkshood met his ultimate demise at the hands of Roxann herself.

**Mima Yuki** (1922 - 1946, aged: 24) (Japanese name; **Mima Yuki**) (Korean names, second name; **Agassi Hia** and originally frist name: **Dong-wol**) also known by her infantry moniker "**Shi Snowbites**," is portrayed as the main antagonist in the Flock'⁴⁵: In The Pacifica series. She is a ethic Korean transvestite and Japanese Imperial soldier, and one of members of 9 Shoguns of the Sun.

## Abilities

### Enhanced Clawmanship

either innately or through training, are masters of wielding claws as weapons. The user is able to wield claws with great proficiency in brute power and close quarter combat. When it comes to wielding different weapons, the claws are the closest to hand-to-hand combat.

## Real-Life Comparison

* In comparison to first documented serial killer from the Philippines to Juan Severino Mallari, During the Spanish colonial period, Mallari served as a parish priest in Magalang, Pampanga. He reportedly killed 57 people in the area before he was discovered, arrested, imprisoned and hanged in 1840.
* In comparing Elisabeth's character to that of Elisabeth Báthory, we can observe certain similarities. Elisabeth exhibits a brutal nature, having slain over 318 Soviet and Mongol soldiers during the Soviet-Japanese War. Similar to Báthory, Elisabeth uses the blood of her victims to create a blood bath at nighttime, believing that it grants her youthfulness. This takes place within her palace, the goten, where Elisabeth decorates herself with white and red roses, reminiscent of Báthory's use of roses in her webbing Filipiniana attire with white kimono, Elisabeth Báthory, a historically notorious Hungarian serial killer, is widely recognized as one of the most prolific female serial killers in history. She was accused of murdering over 600 young women within her grand castles. It is intriguing to note that Elisabeth's western feminine name, as she identifies as female despite her original birth as a male named "Elizander," is "Elisabeth." This further emphasizes the parallel between the two characters.

* + However, there are some differences between Yoshiko and Ryōsuke. While Yoshiko was adopted by a Japanese family in Japan and sold as a playmate, 7-years-old Ryōsuke was sold by his uncle and subsequently adopted by Franklin S. Roosevegg, gifted by the Chinese royal family as part of a peace alliance. Ryōsuke grew up in Washington DC and the White House, serving as an English-Chinese translator for the White House. He was closely associated with Franklin's administration and lived in secret in Oregon with Franklin's ex-lover until 1923 during his teenage years.
	+ Yoshiko Kawashima was known for frequently cross-dressing in the Japanese Imperial Army, while Ryōsuke Kawashima, being a biological male, also engaged in cross-dressing as part of his spy work, assuming a female identity while in Japan. He kept his true gender a secret from the world and often identified himself as female. Ryōsuke even had a wife named Michiko, adopted children, and lived a seemingly happy family life, often dressing as a female, particularly in countries like China, the Soviet Union, and the USA, where he operated as "Tokyo Rosemary" during his espionage career.
	+ After the war, Yoshiko was captured, tried, and executed as a traitor by the Nationalist government of the Republic of China. In contrast, Ryōsuke managed to avoid capture but became a wanted person pursued by both Chinese and Allied forces. Unfortunately, Ryōsuke's story concludes tragically with his death in a plane crash while attempting to kidnap Rosie Ramírez in Texas.