Kiseijuu

Parasyte opens with a terrifying invasion: parasitic aliens fall to Earth, burrow into human brains, and turn their hosts into hidden predators capable of reshaping their bodies into grotesque weapons. They live among ordinary people, feeding without warning while the line between human life and survival grows thinner. When high school student Shinichi Izumi is attacked, the parasite meant to take over his brain fails and ends up trapped in his right hand instead. The creature, later named Migi, is forced into an uneasy partnership with him, and the two must share one body while navigating school, family, and the widening conflict between humans and parasites. As Shinichi is pulled deeper into that secret war, every encounter sharpens the same unsettling question: how much of one’s humanity can remain when survival depends on the enemy beside you? Tense, violent, and often unsettling, Parasyte blends body horror with character drama as Shinichi’s life grows more dangerous and Migi becomes both a weapon and a constant reminder of the war hidden in plain sight.