Ajin

TV Show

2016-2017

25m

TV-MA

TBS

2 Seasons

26 Episodes

Episode Guide

Japanese

Action & Adventure, Mystery, Anime, Horror

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7.8

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Ajin

TV-MA

TV Show

2016-2017

25m

Japanese

TBS

Action & Adventure, Mystery, Anime, Horror

2 Seasons

26 Episodes

Episode Guide

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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.

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Season 1-2

Available in 4 other countries.

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I Make Promises Too, Satō-san

Season 2 Episode 13

December 23rd 2016

It Sounds Interesting, So I Guess That's Okay

Season 2 Episode 12

December 16th 2016

This Really Is War

Season 2 Episode 11

December 9th 2016

You're the One Who Is Getting in the Way

Season 2 Episode 9

December 4th 2016

I Won't Do It

Season 2 Episode 10

December 2nd 2016

Things Are Getting Kind of Tough in This Country

Season 2 Episode 8

November 25th 2016

Kuro-chan, Just Once More, Please!

Season 2 Episode 7

November 18th 2016

It's Tough Being a Lapdog

Season 2 Episode 6

November 11th 2016

Kuro-chan, Please!

Season 2 Episode 5

November 4th 2016

It's Sickening, Right?

Season 2 Episode 4

October 28th 2016

Cast

Ikukya Ogura (voice)

Kō Nakano (voice)

Izumi Shimomura (voice)

Gen

Araki / SAT Captain

Meyers (voice)

Colonel Kouma

Almeida (voice)

Hirasawa

Sokabe (voice)

Suzumura

Kōji Tanaka (voice)

Professor Futoi

Takehashi

Satō (voice)

Masumi Okuyama

Kaito (voice)

Kei Nagai (voice)

Tosaki (voice)

Yuuwa Tokui (Cabinet Minister)

Aya Suzaki

Eriko Nagai (voice)

Soma Saito

Takeshi Kotobuki

Directed By: Keisuke Ide (13 Episodes), Ryo-timo (5 Episodes), + 5 more

Written By: Hiroshi Seko (15 Episodes), Kenta Ihara (12 Episodes), + 1 more

Featured Comments/Tips

JonBiryon says...

8 years ago

If you can overlook the less-convincing animation (took me a while to get used to it myself), this show is superb; characters are excellent, interesting story, ingenious action scenes, no plot holes I can think of -- all in all you high quality stuff (disregarding the lacking animation).

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Supriyo8799 says...

2 years ago

The underwhelming CGI animation was a little tough to get used to but the plot was incredible. This show was worth every ounce of my time. There were a few plot holes here and there but that is only in the series, the manga properly explained everything and I'd recommend that over this.

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sunny_senpai says...

5 years ago

Season 1 will keep you at the edge of your seat but then there is season 2 which is a complete let down. Animation is well done, it's the frames per second that's horrible.

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familiarr.Strangerr says...

6 years ago

Season 1 was good and very interesting, but on the other hand season 2 is complete disaster. Watching just to complete the anime.

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sp1ti

6/10 8 years ago

Ajin is the second time Polygon Pictures got Netflix on it's production committee but just like Sidonia it's all CG again which already kills off some interested parties which is weird seeing as the manga is rather popular. This series as it is now is pretty much a cross promotion: the first More

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ner0p

CONTAINS SPOILERS7/10 5 years ago

I liked the animation despite it heavily relying on CGI effects, it's nice and fluid even though it takes a bit to adapt to.
As for the story/plot, I found it somewhat underwhelming and felt the need to fast-forward some tedious moments. Honestly, the main baddie [spoiler], Sato-san,[/spoiler] More

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