Nineteen-year-old Genzou Tamura inherits more than just a hammer from his family's construction business. He inherits the burden of protecting Beranme, his working-class neighborhood, from corporate vultures who want to bulldoze everything for profit. When the ruthless Kuromoku Group sends their brutish enforcers, Chainsaw Mika and Dynamite Dan, things get loud. Armed with construction tools and an stubborn refusal to back down, Genzou rallies his community to fight back against urban development gone mad. What follows is pure slapstick mayhem: over-the-top action sequences, ridiculous weapon choices, and characters who hit harder than they think. The comedy comes from watching regular people turn their blue-collar grit into an unexpected defense against corporate greed. This is anarchic humor grounded in something genuine. The show respects its working-class characters and their neighborhoods, treating them as worth fighting for even as it piles on absurd gags and physical comedy. If you want chaos with heart, construction-themed battles, and jokes that land through sheer commitment to the bit, this delivers.