After demi-humans mobilize to overthrow the government of Japan, young cynic Kei must decide if he's on anyone's side other than his undying own.

A bright high schooler has discovered to his horror that death is just a repeatable event for him - and that humanity has no mercy for a demi-human. To avoid becoming a science experiment for the rest of his interminable life, Kei Nagai must seek out others of his kind. But what would a community of them stand for? Volume 2 also included the AJIN pilot chapter - File: 00 "The Shinya Nakamura Incident.".

High school student Kei Nagai is killed in a traffic accident, but immediately revives to learn that he may not be a human after all. Instead, he may be a Demi-Human, a mysterious and almost immortal being blessed with amazing super-human abilities. Scared, he runs away and is aided in his escape by his friend Kei. Unfortunately for Kei, the manhunt is on, and he will soon be caught up in a conflict between mankind and the other Demi-Humans as they...

Machika has taken a long, lonely road in her search for Rain, though friends have popped up in unlikely places. She's headed for Raimei, where she hopes to find Rain, but she may find more than she expects.

"For his ultimate "wave" Sato has taken on Iruma Base, the hardest of hard targets, while the Prime Minister is onsite. The unexpected grit of Japanís Self-Defense Forces delights him to no end. Having fallen out with his right-hand man Tanaka, however, may come back to bite the jolly ex-marine."-- cover page 4.

"The authorities catch up to the deadly Snow White, who was whisked to this world while on a late-night trip to the corner store. To wrest her back, the leader of the Escape Artists calls in Karigane, a ruthless swordswoman who will stop at nothing to get what she wants ..."--Page [4] of cover.

"As Kiriko attempts to make a flashy debut as a full-fledged Escape Artist, Fuurin tackles her next mission - seduce and infect Lt. Kenzaki with the deadly RDS - which Kenzaki appears to fall for, almost too easily. Meanwhile, Kenzaki's informant sheds light on the differences between this world and the world of the Vectors, just as a dangerous new Vector, dubbed Snow White, appears on the scene..."-- provided by publisher.