A puppy materializes from a refrigerator and drags a kid into an ice world where the rules are backwards, everything you'd expect to work fails immediately. The adventure isn't about grand stakes or saving the world. It's about a boy and a girl trying to solve the simplest problem imaginable when the entire environment conspires against them, one melting attempt at a time. Made to sell Yamaha organs to schoolkids, it somehow works as pure adventure anyway, the kind where friendship and determination matter more than being clever.
Misuke opens his refrigerator one ordinary day and out bounds Poko, a spirited puppy with something extraordinary in mind. Before he can process what's happening, Poko drags him through the fridge's back wall and into a frozen realm where snow blankets every surface and ice crystals catch the light at every turn. In this wintry landscape, they meet Nally, a girl whose one desire is simple: warm food. Her hunger cuts through the cold wonder of the world around them, giving Misuke and Poko a purpose beyond mere exploration. The two set out across icy terrain searching for anything warm enough to satisfy her, but the ice world has its own cruel logic. Every meal they find, every attempt to cook or heat something, falls victim to the relentless freeze before they can deliver it to her. What should be a straightforward quest becomes a puzzle wrapped in winter's unforgiving nature. Can they find a way to bring warmth to this frozen place, or will they discover something unexpected about what Nally truly needs?