A kid touches an alien mecha and loses his humanity in exchange for godlike power. The show never explains why this is a fair trade. You spend twelve episodes watching him rationalize decisions that should destroy him, while the real war, between staying human and staying alive, happens in his bones.
Haruto Tokishima is just another high school student drifting through life in Module 77, a neutral space colony orbiting peacefully between two superpowers. That changes the moment the Dorssia Military Pact Federation launches a sudden invasion, transforming his safe haven into a war zone. Desperate and cornered, Haruto stumbles upon something impossible: a sleek humanoid weapon called Valvrave, dormant and waiting. The moment he pilots it, everything shifts. Haruto gains inhuman power to fight back against the invaders, but the cost isn't immediately clear. As Module 77's students become soldiers and resistance fighters, Haruto discovers his connection to Valvrave runs deeper than a simple machine-pilot bond. Something ancient stirs within both him and the weapon, forcing questions about what he's willing to sacrifice for freedom and whether humanity's divisions matter when a bigger threat emerges from the shadows. This is a story about teenagers forced into combat, strange supernatural abilities, and the price of survival when the world demands you choose a side.