Chinami's electromagnetic chaos isn't flashy, it's a lonely thing that breaks everything around her the moment she feels too much. Kotaro doesn't want to fix her or cure her; he just wants to understand, and that quiet obsession becomes the entire show. By episode three you realize the premise matters less than watching two people slowly accept that being broken in the same way might mean something.
Chinami Ebihara is an 18-year-old girl whose body gives off electromagnetic waves when her emotions run high or she becomes distressed. Because the power disrupts anything electrical, she struggles to use computers and cellphones, and she has had to change schools again and again. On her first day at yet another new school in Amizawa Village, her nerves make her classmates' phones glitch, and the more anxious she gets, the worse it becomes. Kotaro from the science club sees what she can do and becomes fixated on studying the power, which they call Type-E. She also meets Yuma, a classmate and shrine maiden who shares the ability, along with Sonomi. What none of them realize is that a secret organization wants Chinami's power. The show mixes comedy, romance, sci-fi and slice of life across 12 episodes.
