TV-Series
Description
Dr. Kyoji Ogami oversees a medical institution masquerading as a conventional clinic while commanding a clandestine genetic engineering and bioresearch empire. A polymath in surgery and experimental biomedicine, he collaborates with entities like the U.S. military and the Vatican on classified projects spanning alien DNA hybridization, cloning technologies, and next-generation bioweapons.
His supervision of Nanako Shichigusa—an inept nurse-maid—blends authoritarian discipline with thinly veiled threats to repurpose her as test material. This façade conceals a legacy stretching to 1936: Nanako represents the latest clone in an engineered bloodline designed to cure a hereditary disease dooming each replica to perish at twenty. The traumatic childhood loss of the third Nanako clone, whom he cherished, ignited his medical vocation and obsessive dedication to thwarting the clones’ expiration.
Under the pretense of survival training, he enforces brutal physical regimens upon Nanako, masking guilt-driven resolve to subvert her fate. His radical methodologies escalate to proposals like transferring her consciousness into a combat-ready cybernetic chassis—schemes that attract shadowy factions eager to hijack his research.
While fending off military contractors and religious envoys seeking to exploit his innovations, he maintains an icy professional exterior. Though clinical precision dominates his interactions, fractured glimpses of vulnerability emerge through his relentless, often ruthless, crusade to salvage Nanako’s imperiled existence.
His supervision of Nanako Shichigusa—an inept nurse-maid—blends authoritarian discipline with thinly veiled threats to repurpose her as test material. This façade conceals a legacy stretching to 1936: Nanako represents the latest clone in an engineered bloodline designed to cure a hereditary disease dooming each replica to perish at twenty. The traumatic childhood loss of the third Nanako clone, whom he cherished, ignited his medical vocation and obsessive dedication to thwarting the clones’ expiration.
Under the pretense of survival training, he enforces brutal physical regimens upon Nanako, masking guilt-driven resolve to subvert her fate. His radical methodologies escalate to proposals like transferring her consciousness into a combat-ready cybernetic chassis—schemes that attract shadowy factions eager to hijack his research.
While fending off military contractors and religious envoys seeking to exploit his innovations, he maintains an icy professional exterior. Though clinical precision dominates his interactions, fractured glimpses of vulnerability emerge through his relentless, often ruthless, crusade to salvage Nanako’s imperiled existence.