Two Strange Men in a Stranger Land

Identity is the first and only thing you can have no matter what.

Social norms, childhood, and tradition form what we know as identity. Not matter if it be the identity of a nation or the identity of one among the sea of faces, we all have one. There's something critical about identity, and the breaking of it. Japan is a land of immense social identity as is any other nation, but what happens when the supernatural breaks through the grime of every day life?

After an event only known as "the Incident" the wildest dreams come true. Super-natural humans, beings with immense powers, and abominations in every sense arise one faithful day. What do you do with such people? What do you do with those who are no long purely human-but something different? Junior is one such young man troubled by this question and his identity. His body faded from sight that faithful day, and worse over he was left with no family in a land he did not understand. Plagued by identity problems and hiding his super natural body from the government, he seeks to find out who he is and why he became what he is.