This is the kind of throwaway extra that ends up being the thing you quote to friends, because Osomatsu-san never stops being funniest when nothing is happening. "Matsu-jiru" hands the sextuplets a morning that isn't like the usual ones, and if you've watched these six waste a single day for twenty-four minutes at a stretch, you already know how badly they can mishandle a special occasion. Then "Douteina Hero" puts Choromatsu in front of a college barbecue, which is basically a war crime against Choromatsu specifically. He's the brother who most desperately wants to be a functioning adult, and the title alone tells you exactly which wound the joke is going to press on. No plot, no stakes, just a NEET measuring himself against normies with grilled meat and finding out he's still the same guy in the same shared room.
The Matsuno sextuplets wake up to find their daily routine completely upended when something bizarre shifts their entire world off balance. What starts as an ordinary morning spirals into comedic chaos as the brothers navigate this strange new reality, each reacting in their own ridiculous way to the absurdity unfolding around them. In the second segment, Choromatsu stumbles upon a group of college students throwing a casual barbecue nearby. Watching them live carefree lives that feel impossibly distant from his own circumstances triggers a spiral of jealousy and self-doubt. But when an unexpected turn of events forces him into an unlikely situation, the gap between their worlds suddenly collapses in the most outrageous way possible. Both segments capture the show's signature blend of random humor and character-driven comedy. The brothers remain perpetually broke and directionless, which means their reactions to these everyday moments become fuel for absurdist jokes. If you enjoy comedy that doesn't rely on plot logic and thrives on character quirks played for maximum laughs, this special delivers exactly that kind of chaotic entertainment.