Two minutes of pure breathing room. Rainy Cocoa doesn't build toward anything, doesn't need to, it just lets you sit in a warm café with four attractive men and watch them exist in the same space. The episodes slip past so fast you finish the whole season before you realize nothing happened, and somehow that's exactly the point.

Aoi Tokura, a college freshman, ends up working part-time at Rainy Color, a cozy café known for its hot cocoa. Shion Koga runs the place as its barista, and Kouji Amami owns it. Among the regulars are two handsome college students: the cool Keiichi Iwase and the self-assured Ryouta Sakurai. As they keep coming by, Aoi is drawn into their lives, and his days turn far busier but also a lot more fun. The show is a short-form slice-of-life comedy based on a digital manga.