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Detective Shimura Takafumi has an obsessional level view that criminals should be put behind bars. He will use whatever technique to apprehend offenders. He has been demoted to a special investigative team that handles unresolved crimes as a result of his inappropriate behaviour. He has been told to cooperate with Kiriko. Kiriko is the criminal organiser in the underworld and is referred to as Invisible. For the benefit of organised crime, she arbitrates disputes. Only a small number of people, including those within the police department, are even aware that Kiriko even exists. Kiriko unexpectedly agrees to assist the police in apprehending criminals one day. She is ready to share details on unsolved crimes and dangerous offenders. The only need is that she must wish to collaborate with Takafumi Shimura. Both the show's narrative are quite clearly of the soap opera variety, yet it nevertheless functions rather well and doesn't seem terrible. The designs for the music are a little weird, but else everything is really good considering the price of creation. I really liked the leisurely pace, and the detectives are cool. If you're interested in anime films and want to attempt to be like them, I'd advise you to watch it.
"Invisible" takes over TBS' Friday 22:00 time slot previously occupied by If My Wife Becomes an Elementary School Student. (2022) and followed by ISHIKO and HANEO: You're Suing Me? (2022) on July 8, 2022.
