Jin Roh: The Wolf Brigade

The story unfolds amidst the unrest of 1950s Tokyo, particularly in the lively streets of Akasaka. Chaos reigns as the city's atmosphere is charged with tension and conflict between various factions.

Secret operatives from the Sect, including Nanami Agawa, work tirelessly to incite further chaos in the city. Their covert operations are pivotal in escalating the already high levels of unrest on the streets.

The Self-Police struggle to reestablish order, encountering significant losses due to a strategically placed satchel charge by the Sect. This event marks a turning point as the tension escalates into an all-out conflict.

In response to increasing violence, the Capital Police deploy their elite Special Armed Garrison Kerberos unit. They swiftly engage with the Sect, annihilating many members and wiping out their cache of explosives.

During a tense encounter, Kerberos member Kazuki Fuse is confronted with a moral quandary when he finds Nanami attempting to escape. Caught between his loyalties and his conscience, he hesitates when ordered to execute her.

In a last act of defiance, Nanami decides to detonate a satchel charge, taking her own life. This shocking act plunges the surrounding area into chaos, allowing rioters to seize control and tarnishing Kerberos' reputation.

Stricken with guilt from the tragic events, Fuse visits Nanami's grave, where he meets Kei Amemiya, claiming to be her sister. Their shared sorrow forms an unexpected bond that deepens with time.

As their relationship blossoms, Fuse discovers that Kei is not who she claims to be; she is a former courier manipulated by Public Security. This revelation complicates their connection and sets the stage for future conflict.

Public Security sets a trap for Fuse by using Kei as bait at a museum, attempting to sully Kerberos' reputation. Fuse takes on the challenge, cleverly infiltrating the museum and fighting back against the agents.

After a fierce confrontation, Fuse successfully escapes the museum with Kei, eluding both the Self-Police and Public Security. Their hasty retreat marks a turning point in their desperate bid for survival.

Fuse and Kei find refuge in a labyrinthine sewer system, where they encounter Jin-Roh, an elite counterintelligence unit. Jin-Roh offers support and critical information about the looming threats from Public Security.

Public Security's special forces, led by Hemni, track down Fuse and Kei to the sewer hideout. However, Fuse surprises them with a counterattack, engaging Hemni in a fierce duel amidst the chaos.

Reunited with Jin-Roh in a desolate junkyard, Fuse faces an excruciating choice: to eliminate Kei to protect her from Public Security's grasp. The moral complexities weigh heavily on him as he grapples with this decision.

In a poignant moment, Kei embraces Fuse and recounts the tragic tale of Little Red Riding Hood. Her words resonate deeply, emphasizing the darkness of their situation and hinting at the tragic ending they face.

In a devastating turn of events, Fuse chooses to end Kei’s life, driven by the haunting realities unfolding around them. The echo of Red Riding Hood’s tale looms large as they confront the ultimate cost of loyalty and duty.