The chemistry between Kei and Yuri is so lived-in that every argument, recovery, and bomb detonation feels inevitable. The animation in 1985 moves like nothing else on TV that year, fluid and aggressive in ways that make you forget you're watching a comedy. They walk into a problem, everything explodes, they leave richer, the whole galaxy stays slightly worse off for it.
When disaster strikes across the galaxy, the World Welfare Work Association dispatches its most skilled operatives to handle the fallout. Kei and Yuri, the agency's infamous Trouble Consultants, arrive ready to save the day. The problem: wherever these two show up, massive destruction tends to follow. Armed with quick wits, combat training, and an arsenal of weapons, the pair tackles assignments ranging from missing persons cases to full-scale criminal enterprises. Their methods work, technically, but the collateral damage piles up fast. Entire buildings crumble. Cities get caught in crossfire. Bills for property damage follow them everywhere. The real tension lies in whether they'll actually resolve the case before things spiral completely out of control. Each job promises another chance to prove they're more than just a disaster in human form, but Kei and Yuri's chaotic approach to problem-solving rarely cooperates with that goal. This is sci-fi action with comedy that doesn't take itself seriously. Fast-paced, irreverent, and loaded with the kind of ridiculous situations that make both characters' reputations feel completely earned.