Tsukasa is so done with this. The people from this city keep calling him a villain. Him! The guy who’s almost as charismatic as, er… as a star!

It’s all because those who claim to protect the city, those so-called ‘heroes’, are the ones doing more harm than good, and keep blaming him and his friends for everything. It doesn’t help that they are supported by massive enterprises who sponsor them and build on to that brand of them being the good guys. It’s all dirty work to mask the awful things those businesses do.

They’re the ones doing what they can to help the citizens, but since everyone believes what those fake heroes say, Tsukasa and his friends end up as the ostracized group instead, as the villains of their story.

And he was done with that! He’ll do whatever it takes to make people realize they’re the good ones, for Emu, for Saki, and for everyone!

He tried to convince people to trust them, but since that obviously didn’t work, he had to think of other ways. That’s how he got the great idea of asking a journalist to write about them and spread good news about his group.

That journalist was, unfortunately, Nene. Just when she thought she had enough in her plate…