The opening arc sells you a world where demons and humans run a counseling office together, then abandons that premise halfway through without warning. What remains is four teenagers with ridiculous powers fighting increasingly abstract threats while the animation and soundtrack refuse to apologize for how good they look doing it. You either roll with the chaos and get rewarded with action sequences that feel alive, or you bail when the plot evaporates. This show doesn't care which.
In a small town where demons and humans coexist, supernatural incidents are just another part of daily life. The Hiizumi Life Counseling Office handles what regular police cannot: cases requiring actual demon power to solve. The team consists of four teenagers with extraordinary abilities. Ao reads minds through her cat ears and carries a cynical wit to match. Kotoha conjures objects from nowhere, her half-demon heritage making her unpredictable in a fight. Hime commands respect as both the town's acting mayor and a descendant of dragons. Rounding out the group is Akina, the only human member, whose unique power lets him permanently banish spirits from the world. Together they navigate a constant stream of supernatural chaos: vengeful ghosts, rogue demons, and the odd existential crisis. The job mixes comedy with action as their personalities clash and mesh in equal measure. What binds them isn't duty alone but genuine friendship forged through shared weirdness. For viewers who want humor and heart mixed with supernatural battles, this show delivers the perfect balance of lighthearted banter and genuine stakes.