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Haine Rammsteiner is an albino gunman who has undergone genetic manipulation and implants as a child. He has a collar fused into the back of his neck, called a spine, and is able to quickly recover from any degree of injury due to the Kerberos experiments conducted by Angelika Einstürzen. She is referred to as his "mother" and she considers him to be her favorite of all the test subjects. Haine is usually emotionally distant and has no qualms about killing great numbers of people. He also has another personality which enjoys violence and destruction. He was raised in an underground research facility established to create the ultimate human weapon. Eventually, he killed everyone involved with the Kerberos project in a berserker rage. Because he also killed his younger "sister" Lily, Haine has developed gynophobia, an abnormal fear of women, and will suffer a mental breakdown when in close proximity of a woman. He develops a bond with Nill after discovering she is also a genetic experiment and that he can come into physical contact with her. He carries two guns: a white Mauser C96 pistol connected to his belt by a long chain attached to the base of the grip and a black Luger P08 pistol. He often uses the chain for close range combat, choking or restraining opponents with it. In Dogs, the white gun does not have a chain. The author Shirow Miwa named Haine Rammsteiner after the band Rammstein, stated as one of the author's favorite bands on his personal site.

A gang boss' son who was trained by Mihai. He killed Milena in a fit of psychotic jealousy, believing that she would take Mihai away from him.

A psychotic young man who ties into Naoto's past. He was also taken in and trained by her mentor Fuyumine, but openly displayed an aggressive attitude. He attempted to rape Naoto, but was stopped by Fuyumine who he later killed. He was bested in a fight by Naoto and has not been seen since. Apparently he was taken in under similar circumstances as Naoto.

Haine's younger "brother" who was also subjected to the Kerberos experiments, although the results began to take effect later. He shares Haine's spine collar and extraordinary healing abilities. Giovanni can be identified by his bug-eyed sunglasses and mop-top haircut. Although his "mother" Einstürzen genetically altered him, he works alongside her army. Giovanni likes to taunt Haine, especially concerning Lily's death, hoping to induce a berserker rage. He has vivid and traumatic memories of the experiments he endured. He first appears in Dogs. He also wields dual Walther P38 pistols.

Orphaned at a young age, Naoto was found suffering from amnesia after the extremely violent murder of her parents, which also resulted in an iconic X-shaped scar across the middle of her chest. She was taken in, raised and trained by a swordsman whom she believed to be her parents' murderer. He named her Naoto after someone else in his own past, but never revealed his own name to her. After his subsequent murder she discovered that her parents were killed by an assassin whom she was named after; the original Naoto. Following his death she has uncovered the name of her mentor, Fuyumine, and adopted it as her family name. It seems that after the years spent with Fuyumine she developed some affection for him and even refers to him as "father" after his murder. Since then Naoto made friends with Nill, and has been following Haine in an attempt to find more about Fuyumine's history, the first Naoto, and to have her revenge. She fights with the katana that she inherited from Fuyumine. Out of the main group of herself, Bad�, and Haine, she seems to be the most gentle and least willing to kill. She doesn't seem to get along very well with Haine and most of their time together away from fights is spent glaring at each other maliciously. This is probably due to the fact that Haine employs extemely brutal and cruel tactics during fights. Oftentimes, Bad� has to ease the tension between the two. However, during confrontations with enemies her and Haine are shown to be lethally effective when working together.


