Babylon

Seizaki leads an investigation in a pharmaceutical scandal in Tokyo. The case leads Seizaki and Fumio on a stakeout that complicates everything.

Buying votes with sex and two suspicious deaths; the connections with the pharmaceutical scandal and the Shiniki mayoral election start adding up.

Seizaki learns the Shiniki Initiative looks like an economic program, but on the inside, it's a "testing ground" for other nations where pharmaceutical trials are cut short.

A mass tragedy sends shockwaves around Shiniki and its 2 million residents. Seizaki investigates the mayor's possible connection to the event.

Seizaki heads to a clinic in Kyoto to continue investigating the mysterious woman, Ai Magase.

With a public debate on the suicide law is mere days away, Seizaki changes the tactics of the investigation.

Seizaki is blindsided by Itsuki's game changing tactic during the televised public debate.

With the investigation weighing heavily on him, Seizaki starts to breakdown. He takes some much-needed personal time.

Seizaki finds himself in a new environment, questioning his own concepts of right and wrong.

As the voice of Ai Magase haunts him, Seizaki tries to prevent a suicide in front of his eyes.

Two meetings happen simultaneously: the G7 summit discuss the suicide law and "suicide cities" host a gathering.

The world watches as the president of the United States talks to a woman on a ledge on live television.