Quon moves through a future Tokyo like he's already lost everything and decided to save everyone anyway. The film doesn't spend time explaining what Attracters are or why Kestos hunts them, it trusts you to understand desperation when you see it, and builds its entire weight on one man's refusal to abandon people he's never met. You watch a idealist become a weapon, and the film never flinches from what that costs him.
Tokyo's streets hide a dangerous secret: people are awakening superhuman abilities, and a shadowy organization called Kestos wants them dead. These powered individuals, called Attracters, are scattered and hunted. One idealistic young man named Quon refuses to let them die alone. He moves through the city gathering others like himself, offering shelter and purpose to those with nowhere else to turn. But survival means more than just running. As Quon's group grows stronger, they realize Kestos isn't hunting randomly. There's a reason these powers exist, a reason they're emerging now, and the organization knows something Quon doesn't. Every rescued Attractor brings new abilities to their cause, but also new dangers. Quon's conviction that he can save everyone gets tested when protecting one person means risking them all. This is a high-octane origin story that blends intense action with genuine emotional weight. If you want superhuman conflict grounded in real stakes and character-driven choices, this delivers.