Ninja Apocalypse

In a post-apocalyptic world, survivors from the ninja clans gather inside an underground bunker for a peace conference. Each clan wields a unique magic power, and the atmosphere is tense with guarded hope as they discuss a possible alliance.

Fumitaka addresses the assembled clans, stressing external threats and urging unity for survival. His proposal is initially well received before the atmosphere shifts as the assassination looms at the end of his speech.

Three witnesses step forward accusing Cage of the murder. Cage protests his innocence and leads his clan to safety through a hostile crowd, using his electricity powers to knock opponents unconscious.

The Lost Ninja Clan splits to explore the bunker and fend off threats. Mar is overwhelmed in the chaos, and the survivors bury her before continuing.

Trillion leads the group to an elevator he scouted earlier. The elevator turns out to be a decoy, dropping them to the bottom level where they confront hordes of zombies.

Trillion is bitten, triggering panic among the survivors. Surge and Cage clash over leadership, but Sky intervenes to restore order.

A repeating transmission from Hiroshi hints at a second working elevator, offering a possible escape route. The message cuts out before coordinates can be shared.

The group pushes through undead to reach the working elevator. Sky sacrifices himself to give the others a chance to escape.

Demoralized survivors are met by the Siren Clan, an all-female group appearing as clones. At first friendly, they turn hostile, escalating the danger the group faces.

During the confrontation with the Siren Clan, Trillion is killed and Surge is poisoned. Cage and Surge fight their way toward the exit despite the lethal ambush.

Cage and Surge struggle toward the exit but are blocked by Becker, the rival clan leader wielding fire powers. Their clash tests Cage's resolve and the balance between mercy and guilt.

While the group pauses to obtain medicine, a Cage double emerges and stabs Surge. The betrayal reveals deeper threats within the bunker and shakes the group’s trust.

Hiroshi's shapeshifting is revealed; he admits killing Fumitaka to prevent Cage from becoming Fumitaka’s lieutenant. His confession reframes the power dynamics and the murder's motive.

Weakened and with his powers drained, Cage is nearly overpowered. Surge returns with a final act to kill Hiroshi and turn the tide.

In the aftermath, Becker, impressed by Cage’s honor and skill, pledges his loyalty to the surviving leader. The fragile peace holds as Cage consolidates leadership amid the ruins.