Manga artist Eguchi Hisashi throws together a chaotic variety show that defies easy categorization. Part animated sequences, part live-action hijinks, and part puppet theater, the special blends mediums in ways that feel deliberately absurd rather than polished. The format shifts constantly, keeping you off balance as comedy sketches and random gags cycle through without warning. What holds it together is Eguchi's manic energy and willingness to treat animation as just one tool among many. One moment you're watching traditionally drawn segments, the next you're watching him interact with puppets or appearing on screen himself. The humor works on a stream-of-consciousness level, riffing on pop culture and absurdist comedy in equal measure. This is comedy that prioritizes energy and unpredictability over structure. The title itself, "Nantoka Narudesho," roughly translates to "It'll Work Out Somehow," which perfectly captures the vibe. If you appreciate experimental comedy that mixes media formats and embraces controlled chaos, this special operates in that playful space where anything can happen next.