The hives gimmick stops being a joke the second Miharu shows up, suddenly Yukinari has one person in an entire world who can touch him and that becomes everything. The show spins its wheels for twelve episodes, but it's spinning them around the only relationship that actually matters, watching him go from "she doesn't hurt me" to "I need her to not hurt me" is the real plot buried under all the fanservice. By the finale you realize the whole thing was a love story pretending to be a comedy.

The second season of this ecchi romantic comedy picks up right where the first left off. Yukinari Sasaki is a high school boy who has been bullied by girls all his life, and now he breaks out in hives whenever one touches him or even comes close. After being suddenly whisked away to Seiren, a mystical world unseen in orbit around Earth where women far outnumber men, he met Miharu, the one girl whose touch inexplicably leaves him unharmed. Miharu has since come to Earth and chosen to stay with Yukinari, even as more female visitors from Seiren arrive and complicate his already chaotic life.