Teenagers (May contain bloody violence, bad language, nudity)
Vintage:
January 15, 2016
Status:
Still Airing
Summary:
17 years ago, immortals first appeared on the battlefields of Africa. Later, rare, unknown new immortal lifeforms began appearing among humans, and they became known as "Ajin" (demi-humans). Just before summer vacation, a Japanese high school student is instantly killed in a traffic accident on his way home from school. However, he is revived, and a price is placed on his head. Thus begins a boy's life on the run from all of humankind.
This show is awesome. It's very exciting and suspenseful. The conflict in the plot and the action scenes built up a lot of tension that really got me fired up. It was nerve wracking and exhilarating at the same time. I am so looking forward to season 3.
Ajin is a very intense show. Lots of action with blood and gore from shootouts, bombings, and other methods of causing destruction; it looks very realistic.
Ajin makes the viewer think of some deep philosophical issues such as "what constitutes a human?" and "should those who are a little different from us still be treated humanely?". It also makes the viewer realize that people should not be judged by the groups they belong to, but on an individual basis.
Ajin is a very intense show. Lots of action with blood and gore from shootouts, bombings, and other methods of causing destruction; it looks very realistic.
Ajin makes the viewer think of some deep philosophical issues such as "what constitutes a human?" and "should those who are a little different from us still be treated humanely?". It also makes the viewer realize that people should not be judged by the groups they belong to, but on an individual basis.
In terms of animation, it seems similar to RWBY.
If you don't have any problems watching blood/gore, then I highly recommend this for the good animation and the great story. (show less)
