The Fable: A Hitman Who Doesn't Kill
Why this pick
This sequel keeps Fable’s wonderfully deadpan fish-out-of-water life, then builds crisp, inventive action around his strict no-killing rule.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
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Why this pick
This sequel keeps Fable’s wonderfully deadpan fish-out-of-water life, then builds crisp, inventive action around his strict no-killing rule.
Why this pick
It shares The Fable’s contrast between exceptionally skilled killers and awkward everyday routines, with dry comic timing and surprisingly grounded character friction.
Why this pick
Like The Fable, it makes mundane adult obligations collide with agile close-quarters action, while its odd-couple assassins keep the tone playful and lived-in.
Why this pick
For The Fable’s controlled, near-mythic hitman presence, this delivers a similarly reserved lethal protagonist, escalating danger, and exceptionally physical action with a more somber emotional pull.
Why this pick
Its former enforcer trying to protect innocent people echoes Fable’s moral restraint under criminal pressure, though the action is far harsher, faster, and more graphic.
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01 / THE STORY
Trained as a ruthless assassin since childhood, a mob hitman known as "Fable" is ordered by his boss to lay low for a year becoming an ordinary person with the name of Akira Sato. However, the boss warns Fable that he will face a deadly punishment if he kills anyone during his time off.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Fable/Akira Sato

Yoko

Misaki

Sunagawa

Kojima

Ebihara

Hood

Cord