The humor leans harder into the stuff the TV series couldn't quite commit to, so every scene feels like permission to go further. Tsuda's exhausted horror at whatever the student council is doing this time never gets old because the writing finds new angles instead of recycling the same joke. If you watched the original series and thought it was playing it safe, this is what you were waiting for.
Takatoshi Tsuda returns for his second year steering the student council through chaos, only to find his sister Kotomi arriving as a freshman. What should be a normal school year becomes anything but when she immediately joins his circle, creating fresh dynamics among a cast already prone to inappropriate jokes and constant innuendo. The council's days are filled with mundane student government duties interrupted by relentless sexual humor and double meanings that somehow dominate every conversation. Takatoshi finds himself perpetually exasperated, caught between his responsibilities and the comedic antics of his peers. Kotomi's arrival adds another layer to the group's established rhythm, as she quickly adapts to their shameless brand of comedy. This OVA series trades any serious student council drama for pure comedic chaos. Each episode builds on ridiculous premises and quick-fire gags that lean heavily into suggestive humor and absurdist comedy. The appeal lies not in plot progression but in the chemistry between characters and their unfiltered banter. If you want comedy that's brash, unapologetic, and rooted in constant verbal sparring, this scratches that itch.