Killed Again, Mr. Detective. — Season 1
For Detective Sakuya, death isn’t quite the ending it should be. Haunted by this extraordinary and unsettling truth – that each time he falls, he inexplicably returns – he navigates a relentless tide of crime while grappling with the mystery of his own existence. This season plunges viewers into Sakuya's world as he investigates complex cases, all shadowed by the unnerving reality that his mortality is… different. He fights to protect his city and uncover dangerous conspiracies, constantly battling not only criminals but also the profound implications of his cyclical life and death.
The son of a renowned detective found himself embroiled in a case of infidelity aboard a luxury cruise liner.
With a sudden resurgence of vitality, Sakuya returned to consciousness, and immediately named the one responsible for his demise.
Sakuya was among those invited to a preview showing of Yuriu’s latest film.
Within the labyrinthine corridors of the Kowloon Hotel, Sakuya pursued a figure whose presence felt unsettlingly out of place.
The killer’s identity emerges, accompanied by a surprising revelation.
Sakuya found herself before an amusement park, its festive atmosphere strangely muted by the presence of a single, unsettling focus: a Ferris wheel implicated in some unknown crime.
The truth behind the Ferris Wheel killings comes to light.
Sakuya and his companions found themselves marooned on a remote Italian isle, unaware that a siren haunted its shores.
Harvey met with violence, yet inconsistencies within Luciola's narrative raise questions about what truly occurred.
Driven by Chardina’s urgent demand, Sakuya and her companions hurried to investigate, their progress measured against a rapidly dwindling timeframe.
Driven by an unknown impulse, Sakuya infiltrated the island’s secluded workshop, only to uncover a revelation that struck her deeply.
With a chilling launch, Chardina unleashed missiles aimed at Gallery Island, intending to obliterate it—and claim Sakuya and his companions within its destruction.
