Twelve minutes of pure absurdist chaos where a demon princess faints on contact with the surface world and a random kid becomes her unwilling guide to human existence. The pacing doesn't let you think, doesn't apologize, doesn't pause for character development because that's not what this is. It's a format built for people who get the joke immediately or bail in episode one, and that's the entire point.

Nora Handa's walk to school takes a strange turn when he meets Patricia in the park, a girl who says she is a princess of the underworld who has come to the surface to wipe out all life. There's one problem. The first time she touches someone up here, she faints, and Nora ends up nursing her. Patricia then asks him to teach her the secrets of life, and he begins with the adult magazine the two of them found in the park. At home, Nora lives with Shachi Yuuri, a younger girl his mother adopted, who adores him and wakes him every morning. At school he spends time with his childhood friend Michi Kuroki, an honor student who heads the public morals committee, and with Yuuki Asuhara, who acts like a gal but is someone he can trust with his worries. The result is a short-format comedy with ecchi elements.