Five teenagers with actual magic powers spend more time bickering about lunch than saving the world. The giant alien ship they defeated left a cherry blossom tree blocking out the sun, so naturally they argue about that too instead of fixing it. This is what happens when you give magic to people who are fundamentally unprepared for responsibility, and the show finds comedy gold in every missed deadline and half-finished spell.
Five misfit magicians form an unlikely club at their high school, bonding over their ability to cast real spells and pull off increasingly chaotic stunts. When they manage to defeat an alien spaceship threatening the city, their victory comes with an unexpected consequence: a colossal cherry blossom tree sprouts in the middle of town, so massive it blots out the sun entirely. Club president Takeo calls an emergency meeting to figure out what to do with it, but coordinating five teenagers with actual magic powers proves far more complicated than anyone anticipated. As they work to solve the tree problem, strange occurrences suggest they're being watched by something unseen lurking within the branches. The group must uncover who or what this mysterious presence is while navigating the romantic tension, personality clashes, and general pandemonium that comes with being teenage magic users. Equal parts comedy and genuine mystery, the show balances lighthearted friendship dynamics with an underlying sense that something darker might be hiding in plain sight. Perfect for viewers who enjoy their magical shenanigans mixed with genuine questions about what's really going on.