A kid dies in traffic and just wakes up. No warning, no choice, no way back to normal. The entire world becomes his hunter the moment he realizes what he is. Ajin strips away the "cool immortal" fantasy and shows you what it actually costs to be unkillable among people who will dissect you to understand why. This is a movie about running from everything you knew, forever, because you made the mistake of surviving.
Kei Nagai thinks he's an ordinary high school student until a truck sends him flying into the pavement. He should be dead. Instead, he wakes up in a hospital with no injuries, forced to confront an impossible truth: he's an Ajin, one of the rare immortals that governments and corporations have hunted for decades. Within hours, his face is plastered across every screen. Bounty hunters descend. The military mobilizes. Everyone wants a piece of him, dead or alive. Running becomes survival. Hiding becomes impossible. Kei must navigate a world where he's simultaneously hunted prey and potential weapon, where his immortality is both curse and the only thing keeping him breathing. Around him swirls a conspiracy deeper than he imagined: other Ajin with their own agendas, shadowy organizations willing to wage war for control, and questions about what these immortals truly are. This continuation of the Ajin saga plunges deeper into the mythology while tightening the noose around its desperate protagonist. High-octane action sequences clash with genuine horror as Kei realizes immortality doesn't make him safe. It makes him valuable to everyone willing to hurt him repeatedly.