A space prince, a walking weapon, and a cosmic god-creature stumble through the galaxy leaving wreckage and punchlines in their wake. The plot exists only to string together increasingly absurd situations, and the show doesn't pretend otherwise. This is 80s OVA comedy at its purest: no narrative weight, no character arcs, just three misfits crashing into the universe at full speed and laughing about what breaks.
Prince Muscat Tyler of the Galaxy Empire has a reputation for chaos that precedes him across the cosmos. Traveling with K.K., a sentient war machine bristling with enough firepower to level continents, and Lu, a winged warrior from the Light Race whose combat prowess is literally unmatched, Muscat drags his reluctant companions from one disaster to another. Whether by design or sheer accident, trouble follows them like a shadow, transforming routine missions into explosions of absurdity and action. This OVA blends mecha combat with fish-out-of-water comedy, treating the universe like a playground where the rules barely apply. The humor comes fast and weird, grounded in character chemistry between a reckless noble, a perpetually exhausted arsenal, and a warrior questioning every decision that led here. If you want sci-fi adventure that doesn't take itself seriously, where giant robots and cosmic battles become vehicles for comedy rather than spectacle, Elf 17 delivers pure Saturday morning energy wrapped in 80s anime sensibilities.