The hero quits before the adventure even starts. What follows is six minutes of pure structural comedy, the entire "chosen one" narrative collapses the moment someone asks whether the protagonist actually wants this job. Every episode dismantles a different genre expectation with the kind of precise timing that makes you laugh before you realize why it's funny. The comedy works because it respects the format it's destroying; this isn't cynical deconstruction, it's a show that understands hero stories well enough to know exactly where to break them. It's short enough that you'll watch all of it in one sitting. It's funny enough that you'll immediately want to show someone else.
Yuusha, Yamemasu Puchi Hiroma is a 2022 comedy ONA.