Japan's future has redefined law enforcement. With traditional police stretched thin, the government enlists ordinary citizens as the Deliver Police: deputized civilians authorized to pursue and apprehend criminals within their assigned districts. They balance this vigilante duty with regular jobs, answering emergency calls between their normal responsibilities. Taichi has wanted to be a hero since childhood. Now he gets his chance as a Deliver Police officer in Nishitokyo, juggling his day job creating anime while responding to crimes across the city. His operator Kazuko monitors situations from headquarters, feeding him intel and tactical support through their communication link. Together they race against time to catch criminals before they escape their jurisdiction or cause real harm. It's a high-energy action piece that asks what heroism means when it's crowdsourced. Can ordinary people with limited authority actually make a difference? Taichi's enthusiasm meets real danger in a near-future Tokyo where every citizen might be the only thing standing between criminals and innocent people. Fast-paced and fun, it captures that childhood dream of being a hero made real, no superpowers required.