A mischievous fox deity moves in with two brothers and refuses to follow a single rule. The show knows exactly what it is: a supernatural roommate comedy where the chaos comes from a being who has lived for centuries suddenly deciding that annoying humans is more fun than divine duty. You're watching a shapeshifter with no respect for personal space, a shrine maiden trying to keep everything from falling apart, and two brothers slowly realizing that their "secret weapon" against monsters is actually just a problem that needs feeding and supervision. It costs nothing but your time, and it repays you in moments where the deity's ancient arrogance crashes headfirst into modern inconvenience. The shrine maiden's exhaustion becomes your exhaustion. By the end, you're not sure if the Takagami brothers are protecting their home from the fox or the fox from their home.
The Takagami brothers inherit more than just a house when their grandmother stations a fox deity in their home. Tenko, a shape-shifting spirit with a taste for mischief and sake, arrives alongside Ko, a shrine maiden tasked with keeping the chaos manageable. The brothers come from a bloodline marked by yokai attacks, and Tenko's job is to protect them, though the deity treats protection like a joke most days. What starts as an uneasy living arrangement becomes something stranger when Tenko's presence draws supernatural trouble directly to their doorstep. Monsters, curses, and other creatures from the spirit world see the fox deity as either a target or an invitation. The brothers quickly realize their new guardian is powerful but unreliable, more interested in teasing them than actual combat preparation. Balancing school life with unexpected supernatural emergencies, the Takagamis navigate a world where the divine and mundane collide inside their own walls. Comedy and genuine danger blend as they learn what it really means to share space with a god who refuses to act like one.