The pacing doesn't give you time to think, it doesn't give you time to breathe, it just keeps firing jokes at you until one lands and then immediately fires three more. Tennis is barely the point; what matters is four girls with completely incompatible personalities crammed into a room together, and the show treats that friction like a machine designed to generate comedy from pure collision. This isn't clever or layered, it's just relentless, and if that frequency matches your taste, you'll rewatch it immediately.

Four girls make up the entire tennis club at Kameido High School, and they spend very little of their time actually playing tennis. Yuri Oshimoto, the only freshman, is the one member who knows how to play and the most level-headed of the group. Her sophomore seniors are another story. Kanae Shinjou is hopeless at the sport, gets bored easily and bends the laws of physics to get her way. Nasuno Takamiya is extremely wealthy and tries to fix every problem with money. Marimo Bandou looks elegant but is a thorough pervert. The older girls say they want to learn, yet they would rather goof around, which leaves Yuri to manage their antics. The result is a very fast, short-episode comedy about a tennis club that hardly ever plays, adapted from Piyo's manga.