The Anime Lad
Izumi Sena comes from a family full of celebrities and wants no part of their career path. He is a college student who hopes to create manga. A television commercial pulls him back into performance and reunites him with actor Ryoma Ichijo. Ryoma has carried a romantic memory of their childhood commercial that does not match the present situation.
Super Eyepatch Fox
Izumi wants to become a manga creator while the rest of his famous family belongs to entertainment. He reluctantly joins a commercial and meets Ryoma, the actor who performed beside him years earlier. Ryoma’s memory of that childhood job carries a romantic assumption that the reunion can no longer leave untested.
Gigguku
Izumi has a sincere manga dream and an entire celebrity family pulling him toward the camera. Then one commercial reunites him with Ryoma, who has spent years protecting a romantic memory built on a misunderstanding. Izumi wants to finish the job and escape. Ryoma thinks the past has returned. The studio becomes a collision between two completely different stories!
Father's Basement
The childhood misunderstanding depends on gendered shock that reflects the material’s era. Izumi himself gives the premise needed resistance. He has a creative ambition unrelated to his family’s fame and does not want performance to define him. Ryoma’s romantic certainty therefore collides with someone whose goals and memories point elsewhere.
