This show is a tough one to summarize – it’s told very much like Boogiepop Phantom. That is to say, each episode tells both its own story and part of a greater hole, which are linked by tangents. At least this time around the show tends to move forward in time episode over episode. This does, however, mean that there are loads and loads of characters that bring loads and loads of plots.
The first episode concerns Tsukiko Sagi, a character designer in something of a slump after producing a mega hit. One night, on her way home from work, she becomes the first victim of the mysterious assailant that comes to be known as Shounen Bat.
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