Nobody's heard of this one. That needs to stop. It builds a real conflict between two organizations fighting over the same people, one wants integration, one wants control, and doesn't pretend there's an easy answer. The comedy hits hardest when it undercuts the tension, and the action actually has stakes because you care about keeping these characters alive, not just watching them win. Chinami's crew isn't special in the traditional sense; they're just stubborn enough to believe a teenage girl with backing can reshape society. That's the show: ordinary people trying to do something extraordinary while everything falls apart around them.

Chinami and her friends run OZ, an organization funded by the Kujo Group. Their aim is to help people with Type-E abilities find a peaceful place in society. That puts them in opposition to the Foundation, a group that wants to capture and control Type-E users for reasons that remain unclear. The series blends action, comedy and science fiction across twelve episodes.