Plot
After Akira Warabi's accidental death, his guardian angel, Lalilalulala, places his soul in a stuffed wallaby made by his classmate Kokoro Kosaka as a memorial tribute. Kokoro agrees to let Warabi live in her bedroom while he waits to be returned to a human body. Lalilalulala decides this will not happen quickly, as Warabi seems to be happy where he is.
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