Summary
For the first time ever in aLike a Dragon/Yakuzagame, fan-favorite Goro Majima has been granted the role of sole protagonist inLike a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, and the game is better for it. Shortly after washing up on aRich Islandbeach and suffering from amnesia, Majima becomes the pirate captain of the Goromaru, which ultimately becomes the vessel he uses to sail across the seas in search of his lost memory. Arguably, there is no one in theLike a Dragon/Yakuzaseries more fitting for the role of pirate captain than Goro Majima, as he effortlessly proves inLike a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii.
At the end of the day, it is Goro Majima’s personality and his combat prowess that make him the perfect pirate inLike a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii. Throughout the series, Majima has shown himself to be a wild and unpredictable force of nature who is fiercely loyal, charismatically commanding, and a master of dramatic flair — all of which are some of the most defining characteristics of a pirate. As far as pirate captains go, Goro Majima is, without a doubt, the best person for the job inLike a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii.
Majima’s Character and Skills Make Him the Perfect Pirate
Goro Majima’s Charisma and Leadership Qualities Are Perfect Traits for a Pirate Captain
In theLike a Dragon/Yakuzaseries, very few are as fearsome and naturally authoritative as Goro Majima. Simply by standing in a room, Majima commands both respect and fear, and whileLike a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaiiemphasizes Majima’s softer side more than any other facet of his character, he still has the same presence that he has always had throughout the series. It’s commonly known that pirates thrive under leaders who can inspire loyalty while simultaneously commanding respect. Majima’s inherent knack for rallying others around him, then, makes him the ideal personality for the job of pirate captain.
Despite how fearsome Majima has been known to be, he is still very loyal to those he cares about, making him a great leader, especially for a pirate crew that thrives on bonds.
Goro Majimais also known for his character-defining charisma, which every good pirate needs. Pirates are often portrayed as larger-than-life characters who have a unique flair for the dramatic, and Majima’s eccentric and theatrical energy complements that persona well. Majima has always shown himself to be a master of dramatic entrances as well, whether he’s crashing through a door, singing karaoke at the top of his lungs, or pulling off a surprise ambush — all of which are hallmark qualities of a pirate.
Goro Majima’s Skill and Unpredictability in Combat Makes Him a Fearsome Foe
As if Majima’s personality alone wasn’t enough to make him the perfect pirate inLike a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, his skill and unpredictability in combat also contribute to his ability to retain his position of authority through brute force, if necessary. Majima is known for his chaotic fighting style, and that much is made evident inLike a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii’s combat. Pirates are notorious for their dirty, unorthodox combat style, and Majima’s wild, “anything-goes” approach fits right in with that. Finally, his improvisational skills on the battlefield make him a deadly foe, where the absence of a sword or gun wouldn’t stop him from maintaining dominance in a fight.
In theLike a Dragon/Yakuzaseries, very few are as fearsome and naturally authoritative as Goro Majima.
With his commanding presence, undeniable charisma, and chaotic combat prowess, Goro Majima doesn’t just fit the role of a pirate captain inLike a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii— it feels like he was born for it. His ability to inspire loyalty while striking fear into the hearts of his enemies makes him an unstoppable force on both sea and land, and his signature unpredictability ensures that every moment with him at the helm is bound to be a wild ride. It’s clear that the decision to putMajima in the lead role forLike a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaiiwasn’t just an excuse for him to get more screentime. Instead, it simply feels like there was no one else better suited for the role.
