Crimson Monday

Terrorists spread a virus in a church, causing a city in eastern Russia to completely disappear. The same doom is about to befall Japan, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Police are on high alert, asking 18-year-old genius hacker Tomoharu Takagi (played by Haruma Miura) for assistance. Takagi's father was a police officer originally in charge of the case but became wanted after being involved in a wrongful death incident. Terrorist organization member Maya Okarin (played by Michiko Kichise), posing as a biology teacher, enters Takagi's high school to monitor him. To protect his younger sister, Koyoharu's life, Takagi reluctantly agrees to the terrorists' demands to steal the password of the power plant administrator. At a department store, the deadly Bloody-X virus is suspected to have been spread by a clown, prompting the police to mobilize all their resources to save Tokyo, nearly costing many lives. Fortunately, Takagi discovers that the virus is fake just in time, a false alarm. But while everyone breathes a sigh of relief momentarily, the terrorist organization has already begun to take their real first steps. Bloody Monday is the last words of all the dead and the greatest secret and conspiracy.