**Summary of the Opening Scene:**

The story begins with Eclipso, a magician, who is ambushed after his performance by a super-powered individual. He wakes up restrained in a secret hideout, where he discovers another superhero, Brasero, drained of his powers. Eclipso panics and calls for help, but no one hears him.

Meanwhile, police officer Moreau is introduced as he receives a call about a nightclub fire caused by superhuman teens. At the police station, he is assigned a new partner, Cecile, and they discuss the rise in superhuman crime after a period of peace following the disbanding of Moreau's former superhero team, Pack Royal, after the tragic death of his teammate, Gigaman.

Moreau and Cecile investigate a teenage boy with fiery powers, managing to peacefully apprehend him. They also encounter Lily, Gigaman's daughter, who exhibits superpowers. Meanwhile, Ismael, a dealer selling super serum to teens, is introduced, and we learn that he has connections to the rising crime.

As Moreau visits Henry, a sick former superhero, they discuss Brasero's disappearance. Naja, a mastermind behind the serum production, is introduced as he seeks to extract superpowers from others, including Lily. Moreau later discovers Brasero’s body, realizing someone is using his blood to create super serum.

Tensions escalate as Moreau and Cecile chase Ismael but face challenges. During a police station attack, Moreau reveals his own superhero powers by saving Cecile. Ismael is killed by Naja’s gang, and Moreau finds himself in danger.

Callista, another former superhero, has visions of impending doom and ultimately joins forces with Moreau. They uncover Elizabeth, a psychologist linked to Naja, who exploits superhumans for serum production.

As the story unfolds, Moreau, Callista, and Cecile strategize to confront Naja and rescue Lily. They infiltrate his hideout, leading to a climactic battle where Moreau ultimately defeats Naja, revealing his superhero identity as Titan. The movie concludes with the Royal Pack resuming their duties, and a romantic connection blooms between Moreau and Cecile.