A 13-year-old prodigy decides the best way to reach the moon is to weaponize a struggling idol group and physics. What follows is pure chaos, the kind where you're never sure if the next scene involves actual orbital mechanics or just everyone getting launched into orbit via increasingly unhinged contraptions. The humor misfires often enough that you'll sit through stretches of dead air, but when it lands, usually somewhere ridiculous involving the girls in danger or the manager losing his mind, it commits hard enough that you forget you're watching a 2003 show nobody remembers.

Thirteen-year-old genius Tsukumo Susumu knows every aerodynamic theory there is, and he has one ambition: reaching the moon without the fossil fuels that normally power rockets. He throws himself into research, combining physics, scientific theory and a wild imagination. His test subjects are Mix JUICE, an unpopular four-member idol group made up of Himawari, Yuri, Ayame and Sakura. Together they dream up all kinds of outlandish plans, all aimed at making the girls the first humans ever to hold a concert on the lunar surface. Blending comedy with science fiction, the series asks whether these four struggling singers can actually make it to the moon.