In the chaotic aftermath of World War II, Tokyo struggled to rebuild itself. Amidst the remnants of the black market, a fragile soba eatery teetered on the brink of closure. Just before shutting down, a mysterious man appeared, ordering a simple dish - 'One moongaze with soba.' This man was none other than the notorious Fast Food Grifter, Moongaze Ginji, whose cunning schemes began to unfold. As time marched on, during the fervor of the anti Japan-US Security Treaty protests in 1960, whispers spread about the enigmatic disappearance of the alluring Fast Food Grifter, Foxy Croquette O-Gin. Roaming the streets during the economic boom years was Crying Inumaru, a perpetual underdog. The scene shifted with the abrupt demise of Cold Badger Masa, shedding light on the clandestine world of Fast Food Grifters in Japanese society. Beefbowl Ushigoro brought down a prominent gyudon restaurant chain, while Hamburger Tetsu sent shockwaves through the fast food industry. These Fast Food Grifters, like fleeting phantoms, rose and fell alongside evolving dietary trends, becoming rebellious icons etched in the shadows of culinary culture. Their saga, brimming with intrigue and defiance, resurfaces with undiminished vigor, poised to captivate once more.