TV-Series
Description
"Ajin" is a dark fantasy anime series based on the manga by Gamon Sakurai. The story centers on Kei Nagai, a high school student who discovers he is an Ajin, a rare type of immortal human, after surviving a fatal accident. Ajin are feared and hunted by society due to their perceived threat and inhumane nature, often subjected to brutal experimentation by governments and private organizations. Kei is forced to flee and live as a fugitive, grappling with his new identity and the moral dilemmas it presents.

As Kei evades capture, he encounters other Ajin, including Sato, a charismatic yet ruthless figure who leads a militant group of Ajin seeking to overthrow the oppressive systems that target them. Sato's methods are extreme, involving violent attacks on government facilities and public institutions, which further fuels societal fear and hatred of Ajin. Kei is torn between his desire for survival and his reluctance to embrace the violent path Sato advocates.

The narrative explores themes of identity, morality, and the consequences of immortality. Kei's journey is marked by his struggle to retain his humanity while navigating a world that views him as a monster. The series delves into the psychological and ethical challenges faced by Ajin, particularly their ability to regenerate from injuries and summon an invisible, powerful entity known as an IBM (Invisible Black Matter). These abilities make Ajin both formidable and vulnerable, as they are hunted for their unique traits.

Supporting characters include Kaito, Kei's loyal friend who aids him despite the risks, and Izumi Shimomura, a government agent and fellow Ajin who initially opposes Kei but later becomes an ally. The dynamic between these characters adds depth to the story, highlighting the complexities of trust and betrayal in a world where survival is paramount.

The plot is driven by intense action sequences, strategic confrontations, and moral quandaries, as Kei and other Ajin navigate a society that seeks to exploit or eliminate them. The series maintains a tense, suspenseful atmosphere, with a focus on the psychological toll of immortality and the ethical implications of using power for survival or vengeance. "Ajin" presents a gripping narrative that challenges conventional notions of humanity and morality within a dystopian framework.
Information
Ajin
亜人
Ajin: Demi-Human Season 2
Type: TV-Series
Anime Episodes: 13
Movie/Episode length: 24 min.
Date: 10/07/2016
Categories
Genre
ActionGhost StoriesHorrorThriller
Tags
Monster
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Episodes
Staffel 1
14It Has Become Tiresome
15Everyone Around Here Is An Idiot
16I'm Always Scared
17It's Sickening, Right?
18Kuro-chan, Please!
19It's Tough Being a Lapdog
20Kuro-chan, Just Once More, Please!
21Things Are Getting Kind Of Tough In This Country
22You're the one messing up my life!
23I won't do it
24At this rate... it really will be war!
25It Sounds Interesting, So I Guess It's OK
26I make promises too, Mr. Sato
Cast
Comment(s)
Staff
  • Chief Director
    Hiroyuki Seshita
  • Series Composition
  • Storyboard
    Hiroyuki Morita
    Hiroyuki Shimazu
    Ryo-timo
    Eiji Okushi
    Keisuke Ide
  • Music
    Yūgo Kanno
  • Character Design
    Yūki Moriyama
  • Übersetzung
    Takashi Ozawa
    Motoko Mukaiyama
    Joseph Tarlton
    Mai Otsuki
    Christopher Takagi Butts
    Hikari Ōkawara
    Larissa Bishop
  • Executive producer
    Gō Nakanishi
    Takuya Matsushita
    Yoshihiro Furusawa
    Hideki Moriya
    Hiroo Maruyama
  • Director
    Hiroaki Ando
  • Script
    Kenta Ihara
  • Episode Director
    Hiroaki Ando
    Taku Yonebayashi
    Keisuke Ide
    Takeshi Iwata
  • Original creator
    Gamon Sakurai
  • Art Director
    Yoshikatsu Matsumoto
  • Sound Director
    Yoshikazu Iwanami
  • Producer
    Kotaro Sudo
    Hideyuki Saito
    Yoshihiko Yamazaki
    Hiroshi Kamei
    Masaya Saitō
Production
  • Production
    Mainichi Broadcasting System
    Ajin Production Committee
  • Animation Production
    Polygon Pictures
Music
Opening
“The end of escape”