The dream and the waking world collapse into each other without asking permission. Souya watches the seven rainbow heroes fight the stuffed bear UFO and knows he's supposed to recognize them, except the knowledge is locked behind amnesia that might not be an accident. The show doesn't waste time explaining what it is, it trusts you to chase the contradiction between what he remembers and what he's being told until the entire premise inverts.
Souya Kuroi wakes up with no memory of his past two weeks, adopted by a peculiar household: a sardonic maid and a talking cat who call themselves his protectors. His only anchor is a recurring nightmare of armored warriors battling a colossal dragon across the sky. When a giant teddy bear UFO descends on cities worldwide, that nightmare tears into reality. Seven radiant heroes materialize to fight back, their powers blazing exactly as Souya saw them in his dreams. The maid then makes an impossible demand: hunt down these heroes and steal the source of their strength. Caught between fragmented memories and cryptic orders, Souya must confront what he's forgotten and why these strangers want him to become their enemy. The city transforms into a warzone where childhood toys become weapons, heroic ideals crumble under scrutiny, and nothing about "saving the world" is what it seems. Bizarre, disorienting, and wildly inventive, this show refuses easy answers about good and evil, asking instead who really deserves to hold the power to reshape reality.