Terror in Resonance

Six months after an attack on a nuclear facility, masked figures calling themselves Sphinx challenge the police in an online video and threaten Tokyo.

Synopsis

The Anime Lad

Six months after an attack on a nuclear facility, masked figures calling themselves Sphinx post a video challenge to the police. Tokyo has little information and considerable public panic. Detective Shibazaki is caught inside the search for answers. Summer in the city becomes administratively difficult.

Super Eyepatch Fox

A nuclear facility is attacked. Six months pass. Masked figures calling themselves Sphinx appear online and challenge the police while threatening Tokyo. The public panics and investigators search for a usable lead. Detective Shibazaki stands in the middle of a confrontation built from performance, fear, and secrets.

Gigguku

Terror in Resonance makes one online video feel capable of tightening an entire city! Sphinx barely needs to appear before Tokyo starts moving differently. Police scramble while the public waits for the threat to take shape. Empty streets and crowded screens share the same pressure, and every calm image feels borrowed.

Father's Basement

The direction risks making its masked threat look too composed, and that discomfort should remain part of the viewing. What earns attention is the control of atmosphere. Sphinx turns public communication into a weapon while the police struggle to respond. Shibazaki gives that panic one investigator trying to read the performance instead of merely reacting to it.

Sphinx's Riddles

E1–11 · 8.1

Two teenage bombers challenge Tokyo with riddles while a detective closes in.

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