A ten-year-old insect named Oshiri Kajiri Mushi XVIII attends Biting School, where he's training to take over his family's legendary Biting Shop. What should be straightforward apprenticeship becomes anything but when you're learning a trade built entirely around biting people's bottoms. The school itself runs on a curriculum nobody asked for, teachers who take their ridiculous craft far too seriously, and classmates just as committed to perfecting the art of the rear-end nibble. Each episode chains together rapid-fire gags, absurd situations, and the kind of humor that doesn't apologize for its complete nonsense. The comedy lives in deadpan delivery combined with scenarios that have no business existing, then somehow existing anyway. Characters treat bottom-biting like it's a respectable profession worth studying, which makes everything funnier. If you laugh at absurdist humor that swings for pure weirdness without restraint, this hits different. Short episodes mean quick laughs, no patience required, just show up ready to laugh at something genuinely unhinged.