A delivery guy and an alien kid in a shark costume become unlikely partners in a city that runs on pure electricity, and the show treats both of them like they belong there. The absurdity never stops moving, each episode finds new ways to make "get this creature home" into genuine chaos. Ten minutes is exactly the right length to hit you with a joke, a weird fight, and actual heart before it's over.
Hemingway works for Inazma, a delivery service in Babiden City that operates on one simple promise: get any package anywhere, no matter what. His job is straightforward until the day a confused alien child wearing a shark costume walks through the door asking for a ride home. The catch: home happens to be across the galaxy. What starts as an impossible delivery job spirals into a chaotic series of misadventures. Hemingway finds himself chasing down bizarre clients, navigating ridiculous obstacles, and somehow keeping his new extraterrestrial companion safe while they search for a way to get Bytheway back where it belongs. The city's electricity-powered infrastructure becomes the backdrop for slapstick comedy and absurd sci-fi scenarios that test Hemingway's dedication to his job. This is energetic, goofy fun that doesn't take itself seriously. Sharp comedic timing keeps things moving fast, and the dynamic between Hemingway's earnest determination and Bytheway's oblivious alien chaos drives the whole experience. It's perfect if you want something light, inventive, and willing to go completely ridiculous at any moment.