Faction Registry
Every organized power aboard the whale, filed by allegiance. Organizations not yet surfaced at chapter 414 are withheld.
A floating salon; strategy indistinguishable from recreation.
A grieving principal, a door-making beast, and guards protecting someone who keeps stepping outside the walls.
Technocrats without an army, shopping quietly for Nen talent.
The war's largest private force: pledged Nen soldiers embedded across rival households as 'loaned guards', reporting to strategist Balsamilco.
Room 1014: the weakest camp on paper, run by the sharpest operator aboard. Its Nen class made the war's bottom rung its information clearinghouse.
A cultured household orbiting a monster: coerced Hunter instructors, a private gallery of atrocities, and the fastest Nen ascent on record.
The Kakin dynasty: King Nasubi, eight queens, fourteen princes — and a succession rite that requires all but one child to die.
Seven volunteers and a conscience: the only camp that opposes the war itself — armed with an ability that spends its own members.
A cult of personality around the war's most aggressive prince, decapitated early by her detention — though her ability makes 'decapitated' provisional.
An indolent front over a working contraband pipeline to Cha-R.
A gospel of love with a guard rotation; sincerity as strategy.
A household built around an act — and dissolved by its success.
A merchant court: patronage, negotiation, and a mafia family on retainer.
Sevanti's fortress: double-staffed guards, elite Hunters, and a beast growing in the nursery.
A household in name only: trained guards reassigned, replaced by strangers, and dissolved by murder within ten days of sailing.
The kingdom's legal arm aboard: detentions, investigations, and the polite fiction that law still applies on a ship running a murder rite.
The state's armed force aboard, in practice heavily aligned with the First Prince who commands within it.
Licensed Hunters aboard in every capacity: expedition staff, prince bodyguards, and the Zodiacs running both the voyage's security and its quietest investigations.
The Association's twelve-member executive, aboard to guard Beyond and — through their newest member, the Rat — to watch Kakin's princes.
The old guard: Luzurus's family, holding entrenched Tier 5 positions, running contraband upward and finding no trace of Hisoka in its own backyard.
Morena's family: not a mafia so much as an epidemic. Members receive her contagion ability and grow stronger with every murder, seeded through the ship like spores.
Zhang Lei's family: the most professional of the three, fighting a conventional gang war against an unconventional enemy.
The Spider, aboard as stowaways in the lower tiers: eleven legs sweeping two hundred thousand passengers for the one man who is hunting them back.
The civilian expedition to the Dark Continent that the whole voyage nominally serves — its leader in custody, its ranks salted with agendas (Ging, Pariston) that dwarf the manifest. Since ch. 401 the file reads differently: Beyond's real network is a generation of secret, cursed children seeded through Kakin's guard corps.