Tetsuro walks into an all-girl school thinking he's won the lottery. By episode two he's piloting a mecha with five girls he barely knows to fight the student council, and the show never breaks character about how absurd this is. The comedy is built on the gap between his escalating panic and everyone else treating interdimensional robot battles like student government, the ecchi is just window dressing for a show that actually commits to its own chaos and never apologizes for the escalation.
Tetsuro arrives at his new school thrilled about his scholarship, only to discover he's the lone male student on campus. That's the least of his surprises. Asuka, a spirited girl with a reputation for chaos, immediately latches onto him, and her affection puts him directly in the crosshairs of the school's ruthless student council. What starts as awkward hallway encounters spirals into full-blown warfare when Asuka's friend group, the Koi Koi Seven, openly defies the council's authority. These girls aren't just troublemakers, they're serious fighters capable of taking on anyone who threatens their bonds. Caught between genuine feelings for Asuka and survival instincts kicking in, Tetsuro finds himself dragged into increasingly ridiculous confrontations. Romance, mecha, and pure comedic chaos collide as he navigates a school where the rules are constantly being rewritten and the stakes keep climbing. If you're looking for something that doesn't take itself seriously but delivers on the absurdity, this hits different.