A kid stumbling into helping two aliens get home sounds like a setup. What actually happens is he ends up caught between alien tribes fighting over a treasure he doesn't understand, watching the stakes get bigger every time he thinks he's solved something. The show treats this mess seriously enough that you care about the outcome, then immediately undercuts itself with comedy that lands because the characters are real people in an impossible situation, not just joke delivery systems. 74 episodes means it commits to the long burn, letting relationships breathe and the mystery actually matter instead of wrapping it up in a neat arc. By the time Sorao realizes he's not the hero of this story, he's too invested to leave.

Sorao's ordinary life as a school kid gets turned upside down when he stumbles upon two stranded aliens and decides to help them return home. What starts as a simple favor becomes his ticket off Earth and into something far more complicated. Once he and Miki reach the aliens' planet, they find a blood feud raging between two rival tribes. Both sides are racing to recover a treasure lost long ago, and a newly found clue sends their representatives scrambling to outdo each other in the hunt. The result is a comedic sci-fi fantasy adventure where a simple rescue mission spirals into trouble on another world.