A wish for a hero materializes four of them instead, and the movie never explains why that matters until it's too late. The story moves like a heist that keeps doubling back on itself, recontextualizing every choice the characters made five minutes earlier. By the end, you realize the pencil wasn't the thing with power, the girl who used it was, and the movie spent ninety minutes convincing you otherwise. This is a film built for people who want their superhero stories to sting, not reassure.
A girl named Emi finds herself in the wrong place at the wrong time when a convenience store robbery turns violent. In a desperate moment, she discovers a pencil with an impossible power: the ability to grant wishes. Without thinking, she wishes for a hero to save her. The universe answers. Four legendary heroes materialize in response to her plea, each carrying their own history and burden. But summoning them doesn't solve everything. Emi and her unexpected protectors must confront what it truly means to change fate. As the heroes grapple with why they were chosen and what their reappearance means for the world, they uncover a larger threat lurking beneath the surface. The pencil's magic comes with consequences neither Emi nor the heroes fully understand. This film weaves action and science fiction together as ordinary circumstances collide with extraordinary power, forcing everyone involved to question whether wishing for salvation is enough to survive what comes next.