Kyouta wakes up to a war that's been running in the background of reality the entire time. Five factions have been tearing the world apart for centuries, and he's stumbled into the middle of it because his visions are real. The show throws you into a conflict where the rules keep shifting, the stakes keep rising, and the girl he loves is already a soldier in a war he didn't know existed. It's the kind of premise that should feel overstuffed, but the show moves fast enough to make you believe five different supernatural sides all want Earth badly enough to bleed for it. The real weight hits when you realize Kyouta and Yoriko aren't chosen ones saving the day, they're conscripts in somebody else's endgame. A 13-episode sprint through a war you'll never fully understand, but you'll feel every moment of it.
Hidden beneath the surface of everyday Tokyo, five supernatural factions wage an ancient war for supremacy. The prize: control over the coming Aquarian Age, a prophesied shift in human consciousness that will reshape reality itself. Kyouta stumbles into this conflict when visions of mystical girls locked in combat begin invading his mind, only to discover these battles are terrifyingly real. His girlfriend Yoriko soon finds herself drawn into the fray, caught between worlds that shouldn't exist. As Kyouta and Yoriko are thrust deeper into the supernatural underworld, they realize they're not just witnesses to this war. The fate of both the hidden magical realm and human civilization hangs on their choices. Music pulses through the narrative as multiple factions clash, each with their own vision for what the Aquarian Age should become. What begins as confusion transforms into a desperate race against time, where two ordinary people must decide whether to fight, flee, or find a way to stop the cycle entirely. The stakes escalate with every revelation, and the line between observer and participant dissolves.