Forgeries

Forgeries are artifical Deadmen. They were created by Tsunenaga Tamaki in his plan to defeat the Wretched Egg. The masks that they wear are used to hypnotize the Forgeries into obeying Tamaki. The masks likely accomplish this by electrically stimulateing the nucleus accumbens, a major controller of pleasure and addiction in the brain. This would help explain some of the suicidal obedience that Forgeries exhibited, as experiments with rats in the 1950's showed that they prefered the stimulation over even food and water and when the stimulation was left to their control they all perished from exhaustion. The Forgeries also obtain a special Branch of Sin mixed with a special poison, called Snake, that was designed as an anti-Wretched Egg Branch of Sin.

Tamaki's Forgery project was funded by Major Aohi.

Abilities
All Forgeries seem to be exceptionally good at fighting, from hand-to-hand combat to the smooth movements of their Branch of Sin.

Branch of Sin: Snake: Their Branch of Sin is possibly one of the most dangerous. At the slightest touch, their Branch of Sin will infect the victim's body with a terrible virus that spreads through the body within seconds and destroys their body painfully.

Complete forgeries
Complete Forgeries are Forgeries who have an advanced version of the poison in their Branch of Sin. They also have a personalized Branch of Sin, whereas the regular Forgeries all have the same. The Complete Forgeries have dart-like receivers, which act like other Forgeries' masks, Implanted into their bodies usally around the head or neck (two on either cheekbone in Uzume Sumeragi, two on both temples in the case of Ikaduchi Akatsiki, and one on either cheek of Ichi and Hajime Miakawa). The darts are likely an evolution of this technology and interface with the brain directly (probably through the nervous system), so Tamaki's control is even more absolute. They are collected in the first unit. They are said to be even stronger then a Deadman, but this was proven wrong when they were defeated by them.