Undead Unluck

For the last decade, Fuuko Izumo has been completely alone because anyone she touches gets hit with devastating bad luck — we're talking life-ending levels of misfortune. After finishing her favorite manga, she decides she's done with everything. Enter Andy, an unkillable man who's been alive so long he's actively trying to die. He figures Fuuko's curse might finally be the thing that does it. So now you've got a suicidal immortal and a girl whose touch is basically a death sentence teaming up, and somehow it works both as a dark premise and a genuinely funny dynamic. These two have real chemistry, bouncing off each other in ways that keep things light even when the stakes get wild. The world opens up fast — there's a whole system of people called Negators who each negate some fundamental rule of reality, and a shadowy organization called the Union pulling strings behind everything. David Production brings the same energy they put into JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, with fluid fight choreography and a visual style that pops. If you liked the creative power matchups in Jujutsu Kaisen or the escalating supernatural chaos of Fire Force, this 24-episode TV series scratches a similar itch but with its own unique spin. The Negator power system keeps fights unpredictable since abilities are built around denying concepts rather than just punching harder. It's weird, it's fun, and it earns its emotional beats.