A broken family finds each other in a video game without knowing it, and the show breaks you when they finally do. The animation shifts so radically between the real world and the game that you're watching two different stories at once, and that split IS the story. It stumbles hard in the final stretch, but by then it's already remade you.
Four strangers meet in the online game "Planet" and form an unstoppable guild known as the Akabane Family. United by their dominance in combat and fierce loyalty to one another, they become legends within the game's world. What none of them realize is that their digital bonds mirror something far more fractured: they are an actual family torn apart in the real world. A reclusive older brother. An overachieving younger sibling. A distant father. A mother checked out from her own household. Real life has left them hollow, disconnected, searching for meaning anywhere but home. As their guild rises through the ranks of "Planet," taking on powerful enemies and rival factions, the lines between their virtual triumphs and real-world failures begin to blur. The warmth they feel together online grows stronger while their offline lives crumble. What begins as an escape becomes something deeper: a second chance at the family bond they never had. But in a world where nothing lasts forever, how long can a connection built on illusion truly survive?