The comedy here moves so fast you can't brace for impact. Two minutes per episode means no joke lands twice, no setup overstays, no punchline gets milked into dust. Ishida and Asakura throw surreal absurdity at you with the confidence of a show that knows exactly how stupid it is, then cuts before you can decide if you're laughing at the gag or at the audacity of telling it that way. The randomness has a rhythm. Watch it expecting nothing but the next ridiculous thing, and you'll find something that respects your time more than comedies twice as long.

Two high school boys, Ishida and Asakura, share a friendship in a surreal gag comedy told in short episodes. Asakura is having a hard time making it to graduation, but plenty of friends are eager to help him along. His fixation on the female body irritates his classmates, and two of them have their own plans for his future: one hopes to open a flower shop with him, another a bookstore. With so many people competing for his attention, the question is whether Asakura will ever manage to graduate.