The groping club doesn't exist to do anything, which means it exists to do everything. Every episode rips apart how anime clubs actually work, then pieces them back together as something that shouldn't be funny but absolutely is. The cheap MMD animation is a smokescreen for a show that understands its own medium so thoroughly it can dismantle a trope in thirty seconds and have you laughing before you realized what just broke.
The groping club is back, and this time they're collaborating with Puru Puru Sharumu, a goddess character who brings her own brand of chaos to the mix. Koharu and her ragtag crew continue their tradition of inventing club activities on the fly, except now they're sharing the spotlight with a manga character who has her own agenda. The girls navigate what it means to run an unofficial club when someone from outside their world joins in, creating situations that are equal parts ridiculous and heartfelt. Comedy stems from the clash between the club's chaotic energy and Sharumu's earnest desire to participate in their made-up activities. The show maintains its slice-of-life foundation while exploring how friendships adapt when new people enter the group. Expect quick cuts, absurdist humor, and the kind of randomness that made the original series tick. It's a love letter to the characters viewers already know, while testing what happens when their small, weird world gets slightly bigger.