Goku Furinji, a former police detective turned private investigator, navigates the neon-drenched underworld of futuristic Tokyo. His career unraveled after a traumatic investigation into officer suicides tied to a shadowy syndicate led him to defy orders and confront a hypnotic assassin adorned with a cybernetic peacock tail. To escape her mind control, he impaled his own left eye, later replaced by a mysterious benefactor with the God’s Eye—a cybernetic implant interfacing with global networks to extract data, manipulate systems, and amplify senses through x-ray and infrared functions.

Equipped with the God’s Eye and the Sun Wu Kong rod—a collapsible staff engineered to unleash energy projectiles and extend into a devastating weapon—Goku combats bioengineered assassins and cybernetic syndicates. His proficiency with the rod stems from prior bojutsu training, referenced in supplementary materials, which sharpens his acrobatic combat style during rooftop chases and clashes against mechanized foes.

His relentless pursuit of justice draws him into conflicts with Genji Hakuryu, a ruthlessly courteous crime lord, and Cassandra, a demonic shapeshifter. Personal connections fracture under violence: Bonnie, a motorcycle racer he couldn’t shield from retaliation, and Yoko, a colleague poisoned mid-investigation, both perish, deepening his self-imposed isolation.

Unanswered questions linger around the enigmatic group that gifted his cybernetics, their motives obscured as Goku grapples with the God’s Eye’s moral weight—its vast power tempting exploitation. Later arcs introduce fragmented missions against a celebrity harboring fractured identities and a rogue AI weapon, though the series’ abbreviated run leaves these threads unresolved.

Visually marked by a shirtless suit jacket, loose necktie, and the God’s Eye’s gleaming circuitry, Goku embodies a fractured duality: a lone warrior balancing martial discipline with invasive technology, operating in a cyberpunk world where humanity and machinery merge uneasily.