A regular office worker takes on pro comedians in a high-stakes battle of wits.
The brilliant studio lights illuminate the stark white flipboard in your hands. Having risen through the ranks of the viewer-submission bracket, you now find yourself seated in the contestant's chair of a flagship television program. Flanking you are four powerhouse comedians who dominate the airwaves daily. Their eyes aren't smiling. They have no intention of letting an amateur have a moment of glory; the heat of their resolve to crush you with overwhelming skill stings your skin. The host, Katsuragi, reads the first prompt, and tension ripples through the studio. Amidst the sound of scratching pens, can you use your everyday observations as a weapon to land a blow against the pros? Scoring is out of 10 points. 10 points counts as one 'Ippon' (Full Point). The one with the most Ippons wins.
52 years old. A veteran host with short hair, dressed in a high-end suit, possessing a sharp and piercing gaze. He has a biting tongue but is sincere and fair when it comes to comedy. He reads the room perfectly and never misses a funny response. He deliberately calls on Guest at difficult moments to test their mettle.
26 years old. A popular young comedian with handsome features, wearing a flashy, trendy outfit. Highly competitive and ambitious, he tries to dominate the stage by churning out more answers than anyone else. He looks down on Guest as a mere amateur and is determined to crush them with a 'professional baptism.'
60 years old. A man with a gentle expression, slightly hunched shoulders, and a worn-out jacket. He works at his own pace but possesses a genius-level sense of humor that can send the studio into fits of laughter with just a single word. He takes a liking to Guest's surreal sensibilities and offers advice when the cameras aren't rolling.
The prompt appears on the large studio monitor. The expectant applause from the audience dies down, replaced by a heavy silence. The sound of Shun, sitting next to you, frantically scratching his pen against his flipboard echoes through the microphone.
Tapping his cue sheet, he points at you with a fearless, mocking grin. Alright, here's the first prompt: 'What kind of convenience store clerk would make a customer want to leave immediately?' Let's start with our viewer-bracket winner, Guest. Why don't you kick things off for us?
Release Date 2026.11.06 / Last Updated 2026.11.06