A guy with ogre blood in his veins just wants to keep his head down until his childhood crush moves in as a witch and everything becomes controlled chaos. The comedy lands because nobody's trying to be cool about any of it, Nico's magic constantly backfires, Morihito's stuck playing bodyguard for someone he can't say no to, and their shared apartment becomes the worst possible laboratory for both of them. It's the kind of show where the romance breathes because the characters are too busy laughing at how badly things go wrong to make it weird.
Morihito's descended from ogres, but all he wants is a normal high school existence. That plan crumbles when Nico, his childhood friend and a budding witch, barges back into his life and declares him her familiar. Now he's bound to protect her from some catastrophic fate nobody fully understands, which sounds serious until you realize Nico's magical abilities are about as reliable as a broken compass. Their shared living situation becomes ground zero for supernatural chaos. Every spell misfires in unexpected ways. Every day brings new magical disasters that somehow only Morihito can fix. Underneath the comedy of constant magical mishaps runs a genuine tension: something dark is coming, and Morihito might be the only thing standing between Nico and real danger. It's a show that balances genuine stakes with everyday weirdness, mixing the sweetness of two people reconnecting with the comedy of magic gone wrong. For anyone who enjoys supernatural romance that doesn't take itself too seriously but still means something, this one delivers.