Synopsis
In a deadly terrorist attack, Arashi Mikami narrowly escapes death but loses everything in the process, including his family and best friend. However, the surgeon that rescues him is far from just an ordinary doctor—he commands a strike team known as Black Label whose task is to exterminate deadly criminals who have fallen too far. Filled with a new determination, Arashi joins the ranks of the vigilante organization. Black Label's targets are aplenty, as evil scum lurks everywhere—dangerous arm...
Background
Episode 1 was previewed at a screening at Shinjuku Kadokawa Cinema on March 29, 2015. Regular broadcasting began on April 9, 2015.
AI Synopsis
AI · OriginalA vigilante surgeon and his harem of assassins triage society's worst criminals.
Arashi Mikami survives a terrorist attack that erases his family, only to be recruited by the enigmatic surgeon Dr. Mochizuki into Black Label — a vigilante strike team excising criminals the law can't touch. Arms dealers, corrupt politicians, yakuza kingpins: all fall beneath the scalpels of Arashi and his all-female squad, each haunted by pasts written in blood. The show makes no apologies for its dual nature — gratuitous fanservice shares screen time with surgical assassinations, the camera lingering on both with equal enthusiasm. Xebec leans hard into early-2010s edgelord aesthetics: color-coded heroines, tragic backstories delivered via flashback montage, villains who monologue before dying. Yet beneath the sleaze beats a pulpy heart — the 'triage' metaphor extends beyond medicine. These are damaged people deciding who deserves to live, playing god with bullets and blades. The action choreography has weight, the stakes feel personal, and the series never pretends to be more than a guilty pleasure. It's trashy, violent, and unapologetically male-gaze — but it knows exactly what it is, and executes its trash with style.
ecchi actionvigilante justicetrashy funsurgical violenceharem dynamicsearly 2010s edge
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 17++
strong
ViolenceFrequent gunfights and vigilante executions with visible blood and fatal injuries.
strong
Sexual contentHeavy ecchi fanservice including nudity, sexual situations, and suggestive camera focus on female characters.
moderate
Disturbing themesExtrajudicial killings and a protagonist traumatized by a terrorist attack that killed his family.
mild
LanguageOccasional profanity during action and confrontational scenes.
Triage X follows a teenager who joins a vigilante squad that executes criminals outside the legal system. Expect frequent gunfights and bloodshed alongside heavy sexual fanservice, including nudity and suggestive situations involving the female cast.
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Triage X has 10 episodes.
Triage X is currently finished airing.
Triage X was produced by Xebec.
Triage X aired Apr 9, 2015 to Jun 11, 2015.
Triage X is based on a Manga.
Triage X follows a teenager who joins a vigilante squad that executes criminals outside the legal system. Expect frequent gunfights and bloodshed alongside heavy sexual fanservice, including nudity and suggestive situations involving the female cast.
