Savamura Seiji, 17 years old, is branded as the school's top delinquent, and it seems that a confrontational attitude is his main way of life. Fight! Fight! That's the reputation he has, and many people try to keep their distance from him. Well, various unpleasant personalities, but even girls avoid him. No matter what Seiji does, he cannot get a girlfriend; rejection follows rejection. One not‑so‑great day, when he was already mulling over his lonely old age, the guy noticed something extremely strange. Namely – (please don't die right away!) – his right hand turned into a girl. Hmm. Her name is Kasugano Midori. No one knows how this could have happened. The joint existence, of course, creates a lot of problems for Seiji, and he wants to "detach" as soon as possible, but Midori seems to be fine with everything 100%. Strictly speaking, Midori is an ordinary girl from another school, long‑time in love with Seiji but lacking the courage to confess. The poor boy tries to sort out the situation (it's hard for them, and they also have to hide the "new tenant" from those around who want to send him to a zoo or sell souvenirs). And he learns that the real Midori is in a coma. He doesn't dare to present his daughter in such a state to his mother, and Midori herself is against it. Now Seiji tries to restore the historical justice of limbs and consciousnesses. Seiji also has a sister – a rather contradictory character. At first Rin Savamura is a rough and tough bandit with alcohol‑psychological problems, then she becomes a sweet and proper one‑san. Rin even conducts an educational talk with Midori, hoping that she will take care of her unruly brother with a golden heart and the character of young Onizuki.
Studio Pierrot Japan