Terror Man

Meet Jungwoo Min — a high school kid who can see the future, but only the bad parts. His "Eyes of Misfortune" let him spot disasters before they happen, which sounds like a gift until you think about what it actually takes to stop them. Because here's the thing: sometimes the only way to prevent a catastrophe is to cause a smaller one. So Jungwoo ends up adopting a terrorist persona, staging incidents to divert people away from worse outcomes. The public doesn't see a savior — they see a threat. And honestly, the show doesn't make it easy to disagree with them. This 8-episode ONA from DR Movie, based on a web manga from YLAB's Super String Universe, moves fast and keeps the moral tension wound tight from the jump. The first couple episodes set up this gut-punch dynamic where Jungwoo is doing genuinely good things but watching his reputation collapse in real time. It's less about flashy power escalation and more about what happens when doing the right thing makes you look like the villain. If you liked the cat-and-mouse psychological pressure of Death Note or the way Tokyo Ghoul explores someone trapped between two worlds, this scratches a similar itch. There's also a Psycho-Pass quality to the questions it raises about who gets to define justice. The action is there, but the real hook is watching a kid try to save people who are terrified of him.