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Darker than Black: Kuro no Keiyakusha
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Dorohedoro
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Both series have mysterious protagonists with some unique power whose journey brings them into contact with others who similarly have their own unique powers. Both series begin with little explanation and flesh out the story and the relationships of the character, their past, etc throughout. In both series those with and those without powers are physiologically distinct in an immutable way, creating power imbalances. Darker than Black has heavier sci-fi themes and much less levity than Dorohedoro. It follows the lives of people, many ex-special forces or similar, who gained unique superpowers/magic abilities after being present during a mysterious event wherein an anomaly of physics swallowed a massive area in South America (and later Japan). Those with such powers are sought out and, in one way or another, recruited to act on behalf of criminal syndicates and/or government agencies.