A buddy comedy where the jokes land harder than the exorcisms, and the exorcisms actually matter because there's a legal system that determines whether a spirit burns or ascends. Muhyo's cold precision against Roji's panic creates friction that never wears out, even when you're three cases deep and the stakes climb toward something genuinely dark. The show treats supernatural law like it's a real profession with real consequences, which makes every possession feel like a case that demands solving, not just a setup for the next action beat.
Muhyo is a magic law specialist with a sharp mind for supernatural justice, while Roji handles the paperwork at their small investigative bureau. Together they take cases that fall outside normal law: spirits causing havoc, possession victims desperate for help, and entities that deserve punishment in the magical court system. Each job demands they understand not just what happened, but why the supernatural became violent in the first place. Muhyo's confidence occasionally clashes with Roji's nervousness, but their partnership works because they balance each other. The cases range from darkly comic to genuinely unsettling. One moment they're dealing with a petty ghost causing mischief, the next they're hunting something genuinely malevolent that feeds on human misery. The series blends mystery with action as they investigate each situation, gather evidence for magical prosecution, and sometimes handle the spirits themselves when diplomacy fails. It's a solid watch if you want supernatural crime-solving with personality, where the humor never completely overshadows the real danger lurking in their casework.