Ep. 1: Ash Lynx learns the meaning of Banana Fish while meeting photographer assistant Eiji Okumura in New York

Seventeen-year-old Ash Lynx commands a street gang in New York, known for his striking looks and exceptional combat skills. His routine is disrupted when a subordinate shoots him and whispers the term "Banana Fish" before dying. This phrase connects to Griffin, Ash's disabled brother, who frequently referenced it. Shortly after this violent encounter, Ash crosses paths with Eiji Okumura, a young Japanese man working as a photographer's assistant. The convergence of these events marks a significant shift in Ash's life as he navigates the dangerous underworld he leads while interacting with the innocent newcomer. The narrative establishes the central mystery surrounding the mysterious term and the complex relationship between Ash and Eiji amidst the backdrop of New York City's criminal elements.
Episodes
- Ep. 1 · Ash Lynx learns the meaning of Banana Fish while meeting photographer assistant Eiji Okumura in New York
- Ep. 2 · Skip and Eiji captured by Arthur's gang while Ash confronts Marvin in a shocking encounter
- Ep. 3 · Ash imprisoned while Max investigates Banana Fish under Garvey's attack
- Ep. 4 · Arthur appears at Meredith's clinic, leading to Abraham shooting Griffin after a misunderstanding.
- Ep. 5 · Ash Leaves Jenkins' Custody and Pursues Golzine Despite Griffin's Death