A mecha pilot wakes up in a hospital bed with no memory of who he is, only to discover he's supposed to be piloting humanity's last hope against an invading alien force. The military brass inform him that his giant robot is the only weapon capable of stopping the enemy, and they need him combat-ready immediately. There's just one problem: he has absolutely no idea what he's doing. What unfolds is a relentless two-minute assault on the earnest melodrama that defines classic mecha storytelling. Overwrought declarations of destiny collide with slapstick confusion as our bewildered protagonist stumbles through scenarios that should be tragic but instead land as absurd comedy. The show gleefully mocks the genre's love of angsty exposition and convenient plot devices, wringing maximum laughs from the gap between what the narrative expects to happen and what actually occurs. Perfect for anyone who's ever sat through a mecha series and wondered if anyone involved was in on the joke. This special proves that sometimes the most effective satire comes from compressing all that grandiose intensity into a handful of chaotic minutes.