Kazuya receives an unexpected delivery: five miniature versions of May, each no bigger than his hand. What should be a simple unboxing turns chaotic when a freak accident scatters May's personality across all five dolls. Now instead of one cheerful android, he's got five distinct Mays to contend with, each embodying a different side of her character. One's confident and bold. Another's shy and timid. A third's mischievous and playful. Managing their conflicting personalities while keeping them under control becomes an exercise in controlled chaos. Meanwhile, Rena stumbles across a lost child wandering the streets and makes the impulsive decision to bring the kid home, adding another layer of unexpected responsibility to an already ridiculous situation. What unfolds is pure comedy as these small dolls cause big problems, personalities clash in hilarious ways, and everyone involved learns something about patience, care, and acceptance. It's lighthearted, absurd, and exactly the kind of ridiculous premise that works perfectly as a one-off special.