Motoo Abiko's two worlds collide when a psychic war forces Hattori and Perman out of their separate lanes and into the same fight. The film banks on the chemistry between two completely different hero types, a ninja operating by stealth and skill, a superhero operating by raw power, suddenly having to trust each other's methods. You're not watching a crossover that justifies itself; you're watching two franchises that didn't need to meet discover they actually work as a unit when the stakes stop being about pranks and start being about a girl with nowhere left to go.
A mysterious girl named Yuri arrives with a devastating secret: her entire village was obliterated by a ruthless psychic bent on collecting every ESP-gifted person alive for his world conquest scheme. When both Ninja Hattori and the Perman crew cross paths with her, they realize they're her only hope against an enemy whose powers operate on a scale beyond normal combat. What begins as separate adventures collides into one desperate mission. A ninja trained in stealth and precision must work alongside heroes who can transform into superpowered versions of themselves. Their usual strategies crumble against an opponent who manipulates minds and bends reality itself. The question isn't whether they can win a fair fight, because fairness disappeared the moment psychic warfare entered the equation. This crossover feels like watching two different hero teams suddenly thrown into the deep end together, forced to adapt their strengths to an impossible threat. Expect the quirky charm of both franchises clashing with genuine stakes: a girl's homeland destroyed, psychics hunted across the globe, and two sets of heroes scrambling to stop continental-scale destruction.