A Moai statue gains arms and starts dancing, and somehow that is enough. The show understands that the smallest change in routine, the tiniest gesture toward movement, is everything when you've been still for centuries. Five minutes at a time, it proves comedy doesn't need spectacle or even a plot, just one stone figure learning that existence doesn't have to be watching.

On a hilltop on an island stands Mowai-kun, a Moai statue that spends every day gloomy, with nothing to do but gaze at the beach and the sun. Its dull existence changes when it suddenly grows a pair of arms and begins to dance. This short comedy runs in brief episodes and aired as part of the Kyara-Suta segment of the Oha-Suta program.