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[[File:Sunrise-Society.jpg|thumb|frameless|right|250px|Sunrise Society]] | [[File:Sunrise-Society.jpg|thumb|frameless|right|250px|Sunrise Society]] | ||
The Sunrise Society was originally a group of Japanese soldiers who refused to surrender after WWII. They were planning on killing some American troops located in a small village called Ueno when they were attacked by the village's protector [[ | The Sunrise Society was originally a group of Japanese soldiers who refused to surrender after WWII. They were planning on killing some American troops located in a small village called Ueno when they were attacked by the village's protector [[Shigeru Ezaki]] in his guise as Tengu. During the struggle Shigeru's mask was knocked off and his face was seen by the Society's leader [[Kantaro Umezu (Earth-616) | Kantaro Umezu]] as well as Captain James Richards the man in charge of the American troops. | ||
Richards later offered to keep Ezaki's identity secret as long as he promised to hunt down the rebel soldiers. Over the next few months Ezaki pursued them relentlessly until they were reduced to a small handful of men and then gave them the choice to either disband or be killed. Umezu told his men to pretend to disband while in reality working from within the system to gain power. Over the decades the former renegades formed themselves into a very powerful and successful Japanese business. The Society got into various fields such as cloning and hi-tech weaponry as well as creating branches abroad. | Richards later offered to keep Ezaki's identity secret as long as he promised to hunt down the rebel soldiers. Over the next few months Ezaki pursued them relentlessly until they were reduced to a small handful of men and then gave them the choice to either disband or be killed. Umezu told his men to pretend to disband while in reality working from within the system to gain power. Over the decades the former renegades formed themselves into a very powerful and successful Japanese business. The Society got into various fields such as cloning and hi-tech weaponry as well as creating branches abroad. | ||