This is a show that exists to roast the guy obsessed with it. Mina knows exactly what it is, a deliberately cheap, self-aware joke about an otaku so deep in his own taste that he's built his entire identity around a fictional bunny girl. The comedy lives in the gap between what Mina pretends to be and what it actually is, which means you're either in on the joke or you're the joke.
On the moon, a cute rabbit-eared soldier named Mina fights off alien invaders with nothing but her wits, her carrot-shaped weapons, and an attitude problem that would make any commander's head spin. She's brash, she's ridiculous, and she absolutely refuses to take her job seriously, despite the fate of humanity literally depending on her performance. Mina spends most of her time causing chaos at lunar headquarters, antagonizing her superiors, and generally being the worst soldier ever to wear a uniform. When actual threats emerge, though, something clicks. She transforms from lazy goof to legitimate force of nature, pulling off impossible victories through sheer determination and dumb luck in equal measure. The show treats intergalactic warfare like a playground game, where dramatic moments crash into slapstick comedy without warning. Every episode escalates the absurdity: bigger enemies, weirder weapons, more outrageous situations. It's a love letter to ridiculous sci-fi comedy that knows exactly how silly it is and leans hard into that energy. Perfect for anyone who wants their space battles served with a side of laugh-out-loud humor.