A world where men simply vanished, and women had to choose between extinction and becoming something else. The three episodes move like a knife, no setup wasted, every scene pulling you toward a question the show refuses to answer cleanly. The animation looks like it was made in 1994 even though it's 2007, which somehow makes the bleakness feel more real, more lived-in. You watch a woman who has accepted nothing fight for a future that may not include anyone like her at all.
In 2010, a catastrophic environmental shift wipes out humanity's male population, leaving only women scattered across a dying world. Nature has reclaimed most of the planet, forcing survivors to cluster in protected settlements. Tokyo remains one of the last functioning cities, but its inhabitants are fractured by competing visions of their future. Some have surrendered to extinction and live for the present moment. Others pursue radical scientific solutions to ensure their species survives. When a mysterious specimen called ICE emerges, it becomes the focal point of an explosive conflict. This artifact might hold the key to reversing their fate, or it could destroy what little civilization remains. As different factions scheme to control ICE, tensions boil over into open confrontation. The story examines what humanity will sacrifice when survival itself is at stake, and whether hope born from desperation can ever be worth its cost. Gritty sci-fi action collides with desperate human drama across three intense episodes.