The mystery actually unfolds instead of revealing itself on schedule. Two cases that seem separate turn into one problem, and the show trusts you to keep up without spelling it out. Kei and Yuri tear through a real conspiracy where the answers matter more than watching them cause chaos, which is the rare Dirty Pair story that works because it takes itself seriously without losing the pair's edge.
A luxury space liner vanishes in a catastrophic explosion, claiming three hundred lives. Yet something doesn't add up: no one files insurance claims, no one demands compensation, no one grieves publicly. The 3WA assigns their most capable operatives to the case: the Lovely Angels, a pair of trouble magnets known for leaving destruction in their wake. But there's a wrinkle. The Central Computer hands them a second assignment simultaneously: locate a missing scientist and his family, vanished without a trace. The Angels sense a connection the computer won't confirm, and they're running out of time. A grandfather waits for answers. A family remains hidden. The universe hangs in the balance. What unfolds is a high-octane puzzle where every lead spirals into chaos, where the Lovely Angels' signature incompetence somehow manages to crack open conspiracies wider than anyone anticipated. Expect comedic mishaps colliding with genuine danger, space adventure laced with mystery, and two agents stumbling toward answers while leaving a trail of rubble in their path.