Two broke cyborgs and a superhuman take a weekend joyride through space and immediately regret every decision. The comedy doesn't build toward anything, it just explodes outward, each scene more chaotic than the last, powered by the kind of absurdist energy that moves at lightspeed and doesn't care if you're keeping up. It's exactly what you get when someone makes a comedy ONA and decides "touching" and "tear-jerking" are for other shows, so they just crank the stupid up to eleven and see what happens.

A cyborg named Makina and a superhuman named Chiharu hit the road across an intergalactic highway for what seems like a simple weekend joyride. What begins as a casual escape quickly spirals into pure chaos. Every mile brings new disasters, ridiculous encounters, and situations neither of them could have predicted. The two are a troublesome pair of friends, and danger follows them wherever they drive. The tone is deliberately absurd rather than heartfelt. This isn't a story concerned with emotional depth or philosophical weight. Instead, it thrives on unpredictable humor and breakneck pacing that keeps you guessing what comes next. If you want something fast, weird, and refreshingly unconcerned with making you cry or think too hard, this single ONA episode is a quick, cheap-feeling cyberpunk romp built for laughs.