Two aliens crash to Earth and get trapped as pets with a girl who doesn't care they exist. The show moves like watching paint dry on purpose, letting surreal comedy bloom in the spaces between nothing happening. This is what happens when someone gives a director complete creative control and no obligation to make sense to normal people.
When a UFO crash-lands near her home, Funny discovers two stranded aliens inside: the mild-mannered Crescent and the energetic Corona. Rather than calling the authorities, she decides to keep them hidden, but there's a catch. The only way the extraterrestrials can survive on Earth is by posing as her pets, complete with collars and all the indignities that come with the role. What follows is a comedy of cosmic chaos as Funny, a girl with a notoriously difficult personality, forces her new alien companions to adapt to life as household animals. They navigate absurd situations, narrow escapes from discovery, and the constant struggle to maintain their cover while dealing with Funny's demanding and often contradictory orders. Meanwhile, Crescent and Corona desperately search for a way to repair their ship and return home, all while stuck serving a girl who treats them more like servants than guests. The show balances slapstick humor with fish-out-of-water scenarios, creating something genuinely quirky and lighthearted.