This Japanese anime adaptation, which pushes the boundaries of romantic comedy from an unusual place, is based on the idea that a young man who keeps himself in the background in social environments and appears quiet and introvert is actually hiding a completely different personality. The behavior of this character, who prefers to stay in the corner during group meetings, towards the woman he gets close to literally goes to another dimension; and the series builds a humorous language on this binary opposition. Adapted from Coa Momose's manga series, the production consciously exaggerates the familiar "someone who looks ordinary on the outside but is actually different" pattern of the romantic comedy genre. The anime, from Staple Entertainment, uses the short-episode format to compress this exaggeration into light and breathtaking moments. The instant tension and subsequent humor created by each episode works as if it was designed to keep the audience in suspense. While the series remains true to Japan's romantic short anime tradition, it takes a slightly bolder line with its content aimed at adult audiences. It's not a pure love story; Rather, it carries a slightly provocative but never overbearing tone, exploring the comical gap between the characters' public and private faces. It is debatable whether it maintains this balance or not, as a matter of fact, audience evaluations are in the middle. Thanks to its short-running episode structure, it offers an interesting option for those who are looking for a production that can be consumed in one sitting and who are curious about how it deviates slightly from the usual rules of the genre. It may be a suitable discovery for those who are looking for the sweet tension of romantic anime but want a slight chaos added to it.