Koichi stumbles into godhood like a kid who inherited a house he doesn't want, armed with alien roommates and a job description that makes no sense. The plot careens from deserts to Manhattan to secret bases with the logic of a fever dream, treating world-ending stakes like they're background noise while occasionally stopping to wonder if Leon actually has feelings. It's absurdist sci-fi that doesn't know it's absurdist sci-fi, which makes it exactly what it needs to be.
Koichi lives an ordinary student life until a shocking revelation shatters everything: he's the reincarnation of an ancient alien guardian sent to protect Earth. Now bound by destiny, he can't ignore the darkness gathering across the globe. A shadowy cult leader works to unleash catastrophic forces, and only Koichi stands between salvation and annihilation. Armed with dormant psychic abilities and joined by three otherworldly allies, Koichi races across continents to stop the cult's plans. From sprawling deserts to towering cities, each battle pushes him closer to understanding his true potential. But power alone won't save humanity. Koichi must reconcile his normal teenage existence with the weight of planetary defense, learning to harness abilities he never knew he possessed. The journey culminates in a hidden fortress deep in the Swiss Alps, where Koichi faces the cult's enigmatic leader in a confrontation that will determine humanity's future. Fast-paced and relentless, this series asks whether a reluctant hero can rise to meet an impossible burden.