A psychic cop and a judo master solving crimes in Shinjuku with zero regard for procedure, this is what happens when a comedy decides the bit matters more than the plot. Meguru's supernatural intuition keeps crashing into Nao's brutal physicality, and every case becomes an excuse for the show to find new angles on the same chaotic energy. You're not here for detective work. You're here to watch two people who should not be partners somehow make it work anyway, one absurd arrest at a time.
Meguru Chojo works the graveyard shift in Shinjuku's police precinct with an unusual advantage: genuine psychic abilities that let him read minds and sense danger before it happens. His partner Nao Ippongi, a judo master with unshakeable common sense, balances out Chojo's eccentric approach to law enforcement. Together they patrol one of Tokyo's busiest districts, where every night brings bizarre cases, petty criminals, and situations that spiral into complete chaos. The real comedy comes from watching Chojo's supernatural powers clash with actual police procedure. His visions are weirdly unreliable. Nao's physical solutions are hilariously blunt. They're supposed to keep Shinjuku safe, but mostly they're just trying to survive their shifts without destroying the precinct or accidentally arresting innocent people. Their dynamic crackles with genuine chemistry, trading barbs while handling everything from drunk salarymen to minor crimes that somehow become major incidents. The city's endless energy fuels their misadventures, making every patrol unpredictable and laugh-out-loud funny.