Danger Girl

Structure

Danger Gal, a sleek and seemingly glamorous private investigation firm headquartered in Night City, is anything but ordinary beneath the surface. Its founder and CEO, Michiko Sanderson (née Arasaka), is the heart and mind behind the operation. Born in America but descended from the powerful Arasaka dynasty, Michiko created the company not only to carve out her own future but also to fulfill a deal made with President Elizabeth Kress to dismantle Arasaka influence in the United States. While she publicly plays the role of a charming and intelligent detective, she secretly runs one of the most formidable anti-corporate espionage outfits in the world.   Her husband, Marc Sanderson, supports her efforts behind the scenes. Though not as publicly involved, Marc plays a stabilizing role within the organization, assisting with logistics, internal operations, or strategic planning. Alongside them is Kenichi Zaburo, Michiko’s bodyguard and a former Arasaka solo. Kenichi is a battle-hardened legend, deadly in close quarters, and unwaveringly loyal. He ensures Michiko's safety while helping to lead high-stakes operations when needed.   At the forefront of Danger Gal's public and covert activities is the Puma Squad, Michiko’s elite tactical unit. Among them, Doc Mittens serves as both combat medic and cybertech specialist, keeping the team patched up during intense operations. Lynx is the stealth expert, handling infiltration, recon, and surveillance with unmatched agility. Mouse, the team’s Netrunner, provides digital overwatch, disables systems, and extracts valuable data in the heat of battle. For raw force, Pantera leads with heavy weaponry, breaching enemy defenses and overwhelming opposition. Tigress, a martial combat expert, coordinates the squad in the field and is known for her ruthless efficiency and ferocity.   While Puma Squad handles field ops, the analytic and intelligence side of the company is just as vital. One of the key minds there is Hu Su-nyang, a strategic operator believed to oversee or advise on broader data gathering and high-risk intel synthesis. Under her influence or perhaps separate but connected is Analyst Team NC-1, based in Night City and tasked with surveillance, profiling, and real-time mission intelligence. Their team leader, Tag Ophelia Nist, is sharp, decisive, and critical to linking raw data with on-the-ground action.   From the streets of Night City to its polished corporate towers, Danger Gal is composed of specialists embedded throughout society. Cornelius Wright, an ex-member of 6th Street, brings his gang warfare expertise and paramilitary knowledge to help Danger Gal plan urban operations and train field agents. Sandi Quarter supports internal affairs and likely contributes to mission planning or asset coordination.   In the realm of cultural influence, Juana "Catrolos" García serves as the music and public image specialist, helping the company maintain its street-level relevance and perhaps using the music scene to gather grassroots intel. Justin Case appears to be the team's logistical and legal expert—coordinating permits, disguises, and operational cover stories to keep missions running smoothly. Agent Gib works in deep cover or special ops, likely tackling high-risk infiltration and sabotage operations.   The organization’s reach even extends into the heart of the city's gang scene through Linda "Overpass" Lucastra, an undercover agent embedded in the infamous Totentanz club, closely monitoring Maelstrom’s activities. Ramsey "Roxy" Cole, a former journalist from Night City Today, contributes investigative expertise, digging up hidden stories and back-channel truths while manipulating media narratives to Danger Gal’s advantage.   D.R. Ache serves as both an analyst and the firm’s event coordinator, blending tactical data processing with the management of Danger Gal’s internal and public-facing operations. Jag, the nomad intelligence specialist, taps into Nomad networks, smuggling routes, and off-the-grid information to give the organization insights beyond the city’s reach. Yasmine Saab translates complex data into clear, visual reports—prepping mission briefings and compiling key information into accessible formats for operatives.   Lastly, Bex Haigh remains more enigmatic. While her precise role isn’t widely detailed, she is known to be part of the operational staff, and likely functions as either a secondary netrunner, surveillance agent, or black-ops specialist, filling in gaps where flexibility and discretion are critical.   Together, this eclectic but highly professional group forms the backbone of Danger Gal—a company built on charm, subterfuge, tactical expertise, and a quiet but deadly war against one of the world’s most powerful corporations.

Public Agenda

Danger Gal, founded by the charismatic Michiko Sanderson, is known publicly as one of the most elite private investigation and personal security firms in the world. With headquarters in Night City and branches in major international cities, Danger Gal markets itself as a high-end service provider for celebrities, political figures, corporations, and ultra-wealthy clients.   Their stated mission is simple: “Protect the vulnerable, expose corruption, and deliver justice—efficiently, elegantly, and discretely.”   Their public-facing objectives include:   Celebrity and VIP Protection: Offering personal security and bodyguard services with highly trained operatives (including the stylish and headline-grabbing Puma Squad).   Private Investigation Services: High-profile, discreet investigations into blackmail, embezzlement, missing persons, and high-society crimes.   Corporate Security Consulting: Advising and implementing top-tier corporate security infrastructure for high-end clients.   Public Relations and Community Safety: Through flashy, media-friendly operations and charity-aligned missions, Danger Gal builds goodwill, particularly in Night City, with publicized community protection efforts and high-profile rescues.   They brand themselves as fierce but glamorous protectors of the elite, with their operatives often portrayed in media as stylish, tactical, and always a step ahead—like noir detectives armed with next-gen gear.

History

Early History (2025–2029) End of the Fourth Corporate War (2025): The Arasaka Corporation suffers catastrophic defeat at the hands of the U.S. military. Most of its operations are pulled back to Japan. Kei Arasaka, then the CEO, dies, and control of the zaibatsu falls back to his father, the centenarian Saburo Arasaka.   Michiko Arasaka: Kei’s only daughter, Michiko, is 17 years old, born and raised in America. She is sheltered, unaware of the full scope of Arasaka's criminal activities and corporate warfare. After the war, Michiko faces deportation to Japan, a nation she finds foreign and alien.   Plea to President Kress: Using her youth, public innocence, and growing online fanbase, Michiko travels to Washington, D.C. and personally apologizes to President Elizabeth Kress for her family’s role in the war. Though details of the conversation are unknown, she successfully negotiates to stay in America as part of a secret deal with the President.   Education & Rebirth: Michiko finishes high school in Night City, then enters Stanford University, majoring in criminology. She graduates in 3 years, and founds her own private investigation firm, Danger Gal, as a fresh start.   2030s – Rise of Danger Gal Foundation of Danger Gal: Headquartered in Night City, the firm initially presents itself as a private investigation company specializing in celebrity clients, high-society cases, and media-attractive mysteries.   Dual Purpose: While a legitimate firm, Danger Gal is also a covert operation, fulfilling a condition of Michiko’s deal with President Kress: S/ She is tasked with identifying and dismantling any remaining or resurfacing Arasaka operations in the United States. \S   Resources:   Danger Gal earns substantial money from wealthy, unaware clients.     Image vs. Reality: The company uses a "Little Detective" pink logo and leans into Michiko’s cheerful, naive persona, a calculated image to hide its lethal intent. Behind the mask, Michiko is a shrewd strategist and expert criminologist, raised in the shadow of one of the most dangerous corporations on Earth.  

2040s – Growth & Political Influence

Global Recognition: By the 2040s, Danger Gal is a top-tier detective agency, famous for both its high-society image and its daring, sometimes deadly, cases. Their success includes:   Solving high-profile thefts   Corporate espionage recovery   Executive extractions   Investigations involving cyberpsychosis and gang warfare   Political Influence: Due to its rising reputation, Danger Gal earns a seat on the Night City Council, solidifying its place as a politically significant player.   Puma Squad Formation (early–mid 2040s): Michiko creates the Puma Squad:   Publicly: They serve as brand ambassadors and field agents of Danger Gal in Night City.   Privately: They are Michiko’s elite black ops unit, spearheading covert operations against Arasaka remnants.   By late 2044, Puma Squad is one of Night City’s most recognized groups.  

Events of 2045

HQ Infiltration: Danger Gal's headquarters is infiltrated by an unknown party. The invaders are quickly expelled by Puma Squad and other security operatives. The incident showcases Danger Gal's readiness and effectiveness under threat.   Bozo Civil War Case: Later in 2045, real estate agent Jack Skorkowsky hires Danger Gal for personal security and an investigation into a faction of Bozos (a chaotic, clown-themed gang). The Bozo gang is undergoing a civil war, and Danger Gal had already been monitoring the situation due to the widespread chaos it caused in Night City.   Ripper Dossier Incident: Harriet Woodward, affiliated with the Forlorn Hope, "borrows" a Danger Gal dossier on Ripper, a feared Maelstrom member. Ripper is being targeted by the Forlorn Hope and Danger Gal’s intelligence gathering is critical to that pursuit, reflecting their deep surveillance network and data reach across Night City’s darkest corners.
Founding Date
2020
Type
Megacorporation
Location

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