The show abandons all pretense of plot and just lets its characters be dumb and lovable in alien settings for 90 minutes. You get the sense that everyone involved knew this was a victory lap, a chance to mess around with the cast without worrying about serialization or stakes. It's the anime equivalent of hanging out with friends who make you laugh without trying, then sending them home on a spaceship.
Dejiko's vacation plans take an unexpected turn when she decides to return to her distant home planet with her closest companions in tow. What should be a relaxing trip quickly spirals into chaos when Puchiko, Gema, and an uninvited Rabi~en~Rose board the spacecraft alongside her. The journey home becomes even more complicated when Piyoko catches wind of the expedition and sees the perfect opportunity to finally capture her long-time rival. With her loyal sidekicks ready for action, Piyoko pursues Dejiko across space, turning what could have been a simple homecoming into an all-out comedy of errors. Meltdowns, mishaps, and ridiculous encounters pile up as the crew tries to reach their destination while staying one step ahead of capture. The film embraces pure absurdist humor, letting the cast's quirky personalities clash in increasingly ridiculous scenarios. If you're drawn to comedy that prioritizes jokes and character interactions over plot coherence, and you enjoy watching lovable oddballs create mayhem wherever they go, this space romp delivers exactly what it promises: silly, unapologetic fun.