A man gets his heart literally stolen by a dragon and comes back wrong, cursed to hunt the thing that unmade him. The journey isn't a quest for redemption, it's an excavation of rage, and every demon in his way is just another mirror showing him what he's become. Seven episodes that move like a fever dream, where the animation burns itself out in service of something that feels less like revenge and more like watching someone claw their way back from the dead only to realize the dragon was the merciful part.
A fisherman wakes from death with a dragon's claw buried in his chest and vengeance burning in his veins. The creature that killed him took something far worse than his life: his heart, literally, plucked from his body as a trophy. Marked as an "Arisen," he discovers he's been resurrected for a singular purpose, cursed to hunt the beast that destroyed everything he had. But the path to the dragon winds through a fractured world where grotesque demons lurk in shadow, each one a twisted reflection of human corruption. These aren't random obstacles. They embody the worst impulses that drive people to cruelty: pride, greed, envy, wrath. Fighting them forces a reckoning with what humanity truly is. What begins as a straightforward revenge quest becomes something darker and more complicated. Every battle strips away illusions about good and evil. Brutal action and high stakes collide with questions about whether salvation and damnation are really so different. This is a story for viewers hungry for fantasy that doesn't pull its punches, where heroism comes wrapped in moral ambiguity and blood.