Kei and Yuri don't solve problems, they create five new ones while accidentally solving the first. Every mission is a collision between what they're supposed to do and what actually happens when two agents with zero impulse control hit a crime scene. You watch them bounce off an amusement park planet, a ghost, a transvestite assassin, and each other, leaving destruction in their wake while somehow being exactly the right people for the job anyway. The show knows the contradiction is the point. It's built for anyone who prefers chaos that gets results over competence that plays it safe. By episode five you realize the real mission was never the con man or the android or the love advice, it was watching two partners who make everything worse just by showing up, and somehow that's what makes them irreplaceable.

Kei and Yuri are back, and chaos follows them like a shadow. The two special agents take on tough jobs on a planet built as an amusement park, and as usual they wreck more than they save. An android hit woman comes after them. Transvestite assassins join the fight. Ghosts turn up too. Along the way, the Lovely Angels chase down a con man and look after a computer programmer, even handing out love advice to the person they are protecting. Across five OVA episodes, sci-fi action, adventure and broad comedy collide, with a steady helping of ecchi humor and plenty of property damage.