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Ajin: Demi-Human – Confront 

As Kei Nagai escapes from the Ajin Research Institute, the true intentions of the mysterious hat-wearing man, Sato, begin to emerge. Meanwhile, Tosaki, the desperate head of the Ajin Management Committee, pursues his own agenda. Their conflicting ambitions intensify the struggle between the Ajin and the Japanese government, drawing society as a whole into the conflict. Answering Sato’s call, seven Ajin gather together, only to be confronted with a shocking new plan.
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As Kei Nagai escapes from the Ajin Research Institute, the true intentions of the mysterious hat-wearing man, Sato, begin to emerge. Meanwhile, Tosaki, the desperate head of the Ajin Management Committee, pursues his own agenda. Their conflicting ambitions intensify the struggle between the Ajin and the Japanese government, drawing society as a whole into the conflict. Answering Sato’s call, seven Ajin gather together, only to be confronted with a shocking new plan.

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Genre:Animation, Action, Thriller, Horror
Directed By:Hiroyuki Seshita, Hiroaki Ando
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Polygon Pictures

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Hiroyuki Seshita, Hiroaki Ando

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Mamoru Miyano

Kei Nagai (voice)

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Yoshimasa Hosoya

Kaito (voice)

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Aya Suzaki

Eirko Nagai (voice)

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Daisuke Hirakawa

Kōji Tanaka (voice)

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Hiroyuki Kinoshita

Ikuya Ogura (voice)

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Hochu Otsuka

Satō (voice)

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Jun Fukuyama

Kō Nakano (voice)

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Mikako Komatsu

Izumi Shimomura (voice)

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Takahiro Sakurai

Tosaki (voice)

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