Code:Breaker

A principled schoolgirl challenges a blue-flame-wielding transfer student whose harsh idea of justice places supernatural power above ordinary law.

Synopsis
The Anime Lad

Sakura witnesses an alarming scene surrounded by blue fire, then returns to find no clear evidence of what happened. A boy connected to the scene soon appears in her classroom as transfer student Rei Ogami. Rei follows a severe personal code. Sakura considers his methods unacceptable and begins opposing him with little concern for convenient silence.

Super Eyepatch Fox

A bus ride leaves Sakura with the image of a boy standing amid blue flames. The scene offers no ordinary explanation. When Rei transfers into her class, she recognizes the same unsettling presence and confronts him. His supernatural approach to justice meets a witness who refuses intimidation or moral shortcuts.

Gigguku

Sakura sees impossible blue fire, finds the boy connected to it sitting in her classroom, and chooses confrontation over self-preservation. That is commitment! Rei treats supernatural power as permission to enforce his own justice. Sakura refuses the premise completely, giving every clash a furious moral argument beneath the action.

Father's Basement

Code:Breaker establishes its ethical conflict with very little subtlety. Rei possesses blue fire and follows a severe approach to wrongdoing. Sakura encounters him at school and rejects the authority he claims for himself. Her stubborn resistance keeps the supernatural premise from becoming simple admiration for an untouchable antihero.

Riding the bus one day, Sakurakouji Sakura looks out the window to see people being burned alive with a blue fire and a boy her age who's unharmed and standing over the people. She comes back to the site the next day and there are no corpses or evidence of any kind of murder, just a small fire.

What defines it

A supernatural action series. Anti-hero shounen with humor.

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Moral framingNot enough evidence
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