Five new recruits arrive at their posting as the Galaxy Angels, an elite unit tasked with hunting down fragments of ancient Lost Technology scattered across the cosmos. Apricot Sakuraba leads this ragtag squadron of misfits, each bringing wildly different personalities and skill sets to a job that requires way more competence than anyone actually possesses. Their official mission is serious enough: recover powerful artifacts before they fall into dangerous hands and maintain stability across the Transbaal planetary system. The reality is messier. Between equipment malfunctions, personality clashes, and their own spectacular failures, these Angels spend as much time causing chaos as preventing it. What starts as a straightforward military assignment becomes something closer to organized disaster, where the line between saving the day and accidentally stumbling into victory gets increasingly blurred. Comedy collides with space opera as this team bumbles through assignments that somehow work out despite all evidence suggesting they shouldn't. For viewers who enjoy their sci-fi with more laughs than logic and characters who are genuinely terrible at their jobs but lovable anyway.