Lazarus poster

Lazarus(2025)

Archived · TV Tokyo

7.01413 eps
S02
Sci-Fi & FantasyActionAnimeAnimation
ON AIR: OCT 22Season 2Archived listing

What to Expect

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Lazarus drops into 2052 with a premise built around institutional urgency: a miracle cure has been turned into a weapon capable of wiping out populations, and a hastily assembled task force is the only thing standing between containment and catastrophe. The action is mission-driven rather than introspective, with each episode pushing forward through operational pressure and high-casualty stakes.

The co-worker ensemble carries real friction, people thrown together by emergency rather than choice, which keeps the group dynamics tense without tipping into soap opera. The thriller structure holds the drama tightly to plot mechanics, so the geopolitical scale of the threat stays legible even as the team scrambles through the specifics of each operation.

Best for

near-future thriller, mission-driven action and Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Story lane

Sci-Fi & Fantasy and Action

Commitment

Season 2 · 13 episodes

Where

TV Tokyo

Official Premise

In 2052, an emergency task force is assembled when a miracle cure is hijacked for purging populations.

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