This is the show that convinces you three elementary schoolers running a student council with a private jet's worth of resources is a completely reasonable premise. Nokoru Imonoyama cannot physically walk past a crying woman, and the whole engine of the series is Suoh the ninja secretary and Akira the treasurer who cooks like a five star chef getting dragged into whatever chivalrous nonsense their president has committed them to. Akira quietly moonlighting as the phantom thief while serving everyone snacks is the exact kind of casual absurdity CLAMP does better than anyone. Be honest with yourself: the first twenty episodes have no destination, they're just cases of the week on a campus the size of a small country. That's the point. You come for the trio's rhythm, the fan Nokoru snaps open mid pronouncement, and a version of CLAMP with the doom dial turned all the way down.

Three students at the prestigious CLAMP School have turned their sharp minds toward solving mysteries. The school, founded and fully funded by the powerful Imonoyama business empire, runs from kindergarten all the way through postgraduate study and admits gifted students regardless of family background or wealth. Even so, crimes and puzzles still turn up on campus. Nokoru, Suoh and Akira, three young detectives, take on these cases, saving the day and now and then rescuing someone in trouble. The tone shifts between lighthearted school comedy and action-flavored mystery solving, with three kids using their heads to help people.