If you've sunk 200 hours into a Falcom game, this show is a private joke told directly to you. The comedy doesn't try to work for outsiders, it mines every quirk and running gag from across three decades of Falcom's catalog and weaponizes them in ways only the devoted will catch. You get to watch Adol scream his way through mundane academy life the same way he screams through dungeons, watch the Trails cast collide with characters they'll never meet in canon, watch hyperbolized versions of people you've spent actual years with. Some jokes land harder than others, some have definitely aged, but the reward for your loyalty as a Falcom fan is immediate and specific. This is what happens when a game company decides to celebrate itself by roasting its own characters in front of the people who actually care about them.

Characters from many Falcom games, including the Dragon Slayer, The Legend of Heroes and Ys series, gather at a single school for a wild academy life. The short comedy series was made to mark the game maker's 30th anniversary. It adapts Arakubo Daisuke's 4-koma comedy manga, which ran in Falcom Magazine. Warriors twisted by the runaway power of Justice have been summoned into the world of Xanadu, and it falls to Dark Fact, once a villain, and principal Lappi to re-educate them as students.