The Anime Lad
After a bus hijacking, Yuta Iridatsu finds himself separated from his physical body. Returning to it becomes urgent because his new spiritual condition includes an unusual hazard: seeing too much underwear can trigger a global catastrophe. His boarding house is poorly designed for this restriction.
Super Eyepatch Fox
A violent hijacking knocks Yuta's spirit out of his body. He wakes as an unseen resident of his own boarding house and needs to regain physical control. Supernatural rules complicate the task, especially one linking accidental glimpses of underwear to an extinction-level event.
Gigguku
PUNCH LINE starts with a hijacking, throws Yuta out of his own body, then establishes that seeing panties could help destroy the planet! It is shamelessly ridiculous, yet the boarding house becomes a supernatural puzzle box where every door and awkward accident feels dangerously charged.
Father's Basement
The premise weaponizes adolescent embarrassment so literally that rejection is a reasonable first response. What keeps it moving is commitment. Yuta becomes a displaced spirit inside a crowded boarding house, and the ridiculous underwear rule functions as part of a larger supernatural problem rather than a detached gag.
