A sister convinced her brother is a pervert when he's done nothing wrong spends six episodes accidentally proving she's the one with the problem. Every innocent moment becomes ammunition for her delusion. The comedy lives in watching someone's own brain betray her while the brother just stands there, genuinely confused about what he did this time.
Moyako spends her days convinced her younger brother Akira is a hopeless pervert obsessed with her. The problem? It's all in her head. Years ago, he mentioned wanting to marry her as a kid, and she's never let it go, constantly misinterpreting his completely normal behavior as evidence of his twisted desires. She launches into self-appointed "rehabilitation" efforts, turning everyday moments into elaborate fantasies of depravity that exist nowhere but in her own mind. Akira remains utterly oblivious to her accusations, genuinely confused by her accusations and overreactions. This rapid-fire comedy OVA thrives on the gap between Moyako's paranoid internal monologues and the innocuous reality unfolding around her. Her increasingly creative interpretations of benign situations spiral into absurdity, with each episode mining humor from her inability to see the world as it actually is. The show plays with comedic timing and exaggerated expressions to milk laughs from her delusional accusations. If you appreciate humor rooted in character delusion and escalating misunderstandings, this short-form series delivers quick bursts of comedy that lean heavily on physical gags and Moyako's outlandish internal logic.