The entire premise is a deliberate lie, and the show knows it from frame one. A girl worships elegance itself, only to discover her idol screams through fighting game combos like she's possessed, and somehow that shared chaos becomes the realest thing either of them has. Video games aren't the plot here, they're permission for two people to stop performing and actually exist together.
Mitsuki Aya transferred into the elite Kuromi Girls' Academy a month ago, determined to remake herself into a proper young lady. Her model is Yorue Mio, the school's flawless White Lily, whose grace leaves Aya in awe. Then, after school, Aya stumbles on Mio absorbed in a fighting game. Mio turns out to be a hardcore gamer, and she challenges Aya to a match, setting off both a rivalry at the controller and a friendship between the two girls in this drama.
Streaming Young Ladies Don't Play Fighting Games legally, as of the last catalog refresh. Availability changes by region.
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