The Oshitari cousins take center stage in these bite-sized comedy specials that strip away the tennis courts entirely. Yuushi, perpetually the straight man in his family's dynamics, finally demands a chance to be the funny one. What follows is a comedy routine that crashes and burns spectacularly, proving that some people are born for the role of tsukkomi for a reason. The first special watches his ambitions collide with reality in delicious fashion. The second outing brings Kenya into the spotlight as he attempts his own comedy act alongside teams from Seigaku and Shitenhouji. His jokes land like tennis balls into the net, and the audience's silence speaks volumes. These chibi-styled shorts lean hard into slapstick humor and character-driven comedy, stripping these usually composed rivals down to their most ridiculous selves. If you want to see legendary competitors fail spectacularly at stand-up comedy, these specials deliver exactly that: pure, unfiltered chaos wrapped in comedy club aesthetics.