Iori Abe

A young man named Amenashi is haunted by the death of his younger sister Anna, who took her own life after witnessing a classmate’s suicide in high school. Burdened by guilt, he continues to chase her memory. One night, he learns of a secret mass suicide event held in a Tokyo nightclub and is drawn to it. His close friends, Nozu and Hattori, grow suspicious and follow him inside. In a closed-off space filled with despairing youths, the three attempt to escape, but are ultimately forced to confront the emotions they have each been carrying deep within.

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The idol group “GOLDEN PASS,” commonly known as “Goldpass,” was formed through a popular audition program. Led by their leader, Alice, Goldpass gained popularity over time. Seyama Asuka is an enthusiastic fan who has followed Goldpass from their audition era. She wants to know more about the members, wondering what they do 24 hours a day, worrying that strange fans might follow them, and wanting to know where they are every moment. Driven by those thoughts, Asuka takes excessive action, sharing the members’ smartphone location data and constantly tracking their movements through GPS. However, as she follows the members’ movements through GPS, unexpected truths hiding behind the members’ glittering images become exposed. Then one day, Asuka witnesses the scene of a shocking incident. After placing the GPS tracking app on their phones, the situation rapidly develops, forcing Asuka to get involved in an unexpected set of events.

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Asahina Mahiru, a college student influencer, wanders into the secret nation of “Malkut” while searching for a missing senior. What she witnesses there is a disturbing scene: clones, mass-produced as laborers, created from originals abducted from the modern world. Both the originals and their clones have chips called “Nodes” implanted in their necks, allowing their emotions and actions to be monitored and recorded 24 hours a day, forming a thoroughly controlled society. Before long, she too is placed under control as an “original,” with her very right to live subjected to the judgment of the citizens—a world where even human value is reduced to numbers under a super-surveillance regime. Can she ever return to her original world?

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