It's a murder mystery, but the detective is also a monster. Interesting...
Whether they’re metaphors for climate change or the atrocities that human beings inflict on one another, or just big ass monsters, watching kaiju wreck densely populated cities has yet to get old. And soon, a new TV show will join in on that massive, apocalyptic fun.is set to receive its own TV adaptation courtesy of Sony TV andstudio Original Film. In the book, the kaiju Nemesis serves the goddess of vengeance and seeks brutal, city destroying justice for those who’ve been tormented.
Sounds like a fun enough premise for a TV show, if only because no one’s really done a murder mystery featuring a giant monster as the detectivewent on to spawn its own series, dubbed “The Nemesis Saga.” The six-book series spawned a comic miniseries adapting its events, and at one point, there was even a video game featuring
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