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Kei Nagai just wanted to be left alone. A quiet life, no one hunting him, no experiments, no screaming. That plan dies the moment Satou goes public. The old man isn't hiding anymore. He stands in front of cameras and demands rights for demi-humans, and if he doesn't get them, fifteen important people die. That's only the second wave. When the third one ends, he says, the country belongs to him. So Kei does something strange: he teams up with the people who once wanted him dissected. Yuu Tosaki, the government official who has studied Ajin longer than almost anyone, brings tactics and files. His assistant Izumi Shimomura brings something else, being one of them. Kou stays at Kei's side. It's a small, ugly alliance, and nobody in it trusts anybody, but Satou keeps killing on live television and there is no time to be picky. Kei hates Satou for what he turned his life into, not for ideology. He wants to go back to being nobody. That means walking straight into a war between immortals, where dying is just a pause. Can a kid who never asked for any of this really be the one who ends it?
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Ajin: Demi-Human Season 2Watch
Ajin Part 2
TV Series · 2016 · ★ 7,6
Kei Nagai just wanted to be left alone. A quiet life, no one hunting him, no experiments, no screaming. That plan dies the moment Satou goes public. The old man isn't hiding anymore. He stands in front of cameras and demands rights for demi-humans, and if he doesn't get them, fifteen important people die. That's only the second wave. When the third one ends, he says, the country belongs to him.
So Kei does something strange: he teams up with the people who once wanted him dissected. Yuu Tosaki, the government official who has studied Ajin longer than almost anyone, brings tactics and files. His assistant Izumi Shimomura brings something else, being one of them. Kou stays at Kei's side. It's a small, ugly alliance, and nobody in it trusts anybody, but Satou keeps killing on live television and there is no time to be picky.
Kei hates Satou for what he turned his life into, not for ideology. He wants to go back to being nobody. That means walking straight into a war between immortals, where dying is just a pause. Can a kid who never asked for any of this really be the one who ends it?