Three incompetent villains pretending to be heroes, failing upward through history while actually sabotaging a time-war plot they barely understand. The comedy comes from watching them trip over their own ambitions every episode, each one chasing a different impossible dream while the actual conspiracy unfolds around their chaos. By the time you realize the show is both a parody of tokusatsu logic and a genuine time-travel adventure, you're already hooked on rooting for the worst people to accidentally save the world.
Three incompetent villains with wildly different ambitions land cushy jobs as Time Patrollers, the official guardians of history itself. Perfect cover for their real mission: sabotaging the past on behalf of their mysterious boss, who wants to rewrite reality to his specifications. Atasha dreams of becoming the world's most beautiful woman, Sekobitchi craves scientific supremacy, and Duwarusuki hungers for legendary heroism. Together, they're a disaster waiting to happen. Standing in their way are Hikaru and Nana, two ordinary people masquerading as the Otasukemen, a secret force dedicated to keeping history on the rails. Every era becomes a potential battleground as these two race against time to stop the villains from unraveling the fabric of reality itself. What unfolds is a lighthearted romp through centuries of chaos. The comedy comes from clashing ambitions, historical mishaps, and the constant tension between incompetent villains and determined heroes. The stakes feel real enough to matter, but the tone stays playful and fun. It's time travel comedy at its most absurd.