

亜人
Mysterious immortal humans known as "Ajin" first appeared 17 years ago in Africa. Upon their discovery, they were labeled as a threat to mankind, as they might use their powers for evil and were incapable of being destroyed. Since then, whenever an Ajin is found within society, they are to be arrested and taken into custody immediately. Studying hard to become a doctor, Kei Nagai is a high schooler who knows very little about Ajin, only having seen them appear in the news every now and then. St...
Ajin is scheduled to be streamed by the multinational provider Netflix worldwide after the current run ends.
An immortal teen becomes humanity’s most hunted weapon in a blood‑soaked fight for survival.
When Kei Nagai, a diligent high‑schooler with aspirations of medicine, is suddenly crushed in a traffic accident, he awakens unharmed—only to discover he’s become an Ajin, a so‑called “immortal” outcast hunted by the state. The government treats Ajins as weapons, imprisoning them for research or execution, while the public views them as monsters. Kei’s naive belief that the world’s warnings are just propaganda shatters as he learns the brutal reality: Ajins can resurrect after death, generate lethal black‑blood entities called "Black Ghosts," and are relentlessly pursued by a covert task force. Forced onto the run, Kei encounters other Ajins—some seeking freedom, others embracing chaos. Among them is the enigmatic Sato, a charismatic rebel who manipulates both humans and Ajins to ignite a war that could upend society’s fragile order. As Kei grapples with his newfound powers, he must decide whether to hide in the shadows or become a catalyst for a larger conflict. The series spirals through high‑octane chase sequences, moral quandaries, and visceral gore, painting a bleak portrait of a world where humanity’s fear of the unknown fuels a relentless cycle of violence.
Ajin follows a teenager who discovers he's an immortal being hunted by the government for brutal experimentation. Expect relentless graphic violence enabled by regeneration mechanics, making torture sequences prolonged and visceral, alongside mature themes of dehumanization and ethical compromise.
Ajin: Demi-Human has 13 episodes.
Ajin: Demi-Human is currently finished airing.
Ajin: Demi-Human was produced by Polygon Pictures.
Ajin: Demi-Human aired Jan 16, 2016 to Apr 9, 2016.
Ajin: Demi-Human is based on a Manga.
Ajin follows a teenager who discovers he's an immortal being hunted by the government for brutal experimentation. Expect relentless graphic violence enabled by regeneration mechanics, making torture sequences prolonged and visceral, alongside mature themes of dehumanization and ethical compromise.

Nagai, Kei
Main
CV: Miyano, Mamoru

Araki
Supporting
CV: Sakurai, Tooru

Colonel Kouma
Supporting
CV: Yamamoto, Itaru

Futoi
Supporting

Gen
Supporting
CV: Fujimaki, Daigo

Grant Pharmaceutical President
Supporting
CV: Tahara, Masaharu

Hirasawa
Supporting
CV: Miyazaki, Atsuyoshi

Horiguchi
Supporting
CV: Sasa, Kenta

Kaito
Supporting
CV: Hosoya, Yoshimasa

Keisuke, Nakajima
Supporting
CV: Oosaka, Ryouta

Kishi, Yuuji
Supporting
CV: Inaba, Minoru

Kita
Supporting
CV: Kashii, Shouto

Kuroki
Supporting
CV: Yano, Masaaki

Nagai, Mother
Supporting
CV: Soumi, Youko

Nagai, Eriko
Supporting
CV: Suzaki, Aya

Nakano, Kou
Supporting
CV: Fukuyama, Jun

Nekozawa
Supporting
CV: Nogawa, Masashi

Newscaster
Supporting
CV: Asai, Ayaka

Nomura
Supporting
CV: Fusegawa, Kazuhiro

Ogura, Ikuya
Supporting
CV: Kinoshita, Hiroyuki

Okuyama, Masumi
Supporting
CV: Yoshino, Hiroyuki

Ota
Supporting
CV: Miyake, Takahiro

Satou
Supporting
CV: Ootsuka, Houchuu

Shimomura, Izumi
Supporting
CV: Komatsu, Mikako
13 episodes · 2 cours
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More popular than 98% of all anime
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