Light of My Lion

Komori Hiroto lives a calm life with his younger brother Michito, who has autism. One day, a little boy calling himself Lion shows up at their house. (Source: Netflix)

After Hiroto gets a message on Lion's phone directing him to a specific place, he tells Michito to look after Lion and sets out to fine the location. (Source: Netflix)

Hiroto believes he may have found out who Lion's father is. Later, he takes Michito and Lion to go see Michito's art on display at the zoo. (Source: Netflix)

After Lion suddenly comes down with a fever, a worried Hiroto takes him to the hospital, but realizes he doesn't even know how old the boy is. (Source: Netflix)

Kudo writes an article claiming that Aoi is still alive. A mysterious man tells Aoi that her cover has been blown and helps her evade the police. (Source: Netflix)

Hiroto reads a news article about Aoi and wonders why she would tell such a blatant lie. Later, he learns the stunning truth about her and Lion. (Source: Netflix)

In hopes of keeping Lion's whereabouts a secret, Hiroto takes him to an island with Michito. Meanwhile, Shougo visits the Komori brothers' house. (Source: Netflix)

With Yurugi's help, Aoi heads to Sado to reunite with her family. Later, she explains her actions, and Hiroto expresses his pent-up frustrations. (Source: Netflix)

Hiroto and Michito hurry to the Tachibana house to rescue Aoi and Lion, but find no one there. Meanwhile, Aoi and Shougo come to an agreement. (Source: Netflix)

Inspired by Michito's decision to participate in an overnight trial at a new artists' group home, Hiroto takes action to rescue Aoi and Lion. (Source: Netflix)

Michito worries that Hiroto has left home because of him. Meanwhile, Hiroto wanders aimlessly through Tokyo and recalls childhood memories. (Source: Netflix)