Re:LIVE

In a future society, the government has abolished capital punishment in favor of a rehabilitation process known as "recycling." Dangerous criminals have their memories wiped and their personalities overwritten before being returned to their former lives as entirely new individuals—a system that boasts an exceptionally low recidivism rate. Recently released after serving his sentence for murder, Kou returns home to his older sister with little more than a small notebook to fill the void left by his erased past. The journal contains careful notes about his daily life and the people around him, but his school friends are skeptical that he was truly the one who committed the crime. Now, with no recollection of who he used to be, Kou must navigate a web of uncertain loyalties and half-hidden truths to uncover what really happened. In a world where his very identity has been reconstructed, how can he possibly know whom to believe?