Saiki's superpower is that he doesn't want any of them. Every episode is built around watching the most powerful person in the room actively not care, while everyone around him treats his indifference like a personal insult. The comedy lives in that gap between what should matter and what Saiki has already decided doesn't, delivered in deadpan narration that treats world-ending chaos like a scheduling inconvenience.

Saiki Kusuo just wants to live a quiet, ordinary life. The trouble is that this high schooler has a broad range of psychic abilities, and what others might call a gift feels to him like a curse. He keeps having to use those powers to guard his secret or to cover for his father's blunders at work. Every power at his disposal becomes another headache. This six-episode supernatural comedy returns to the franchise: the first five episodes are previously unadapted side stories set between the second season and the Final Arc, and the last continues the story from the Final Arc.