Hinamatsuri

A yakuza thug and a telekinetic toddler team up to turn crime into chaos and comedy.

Yoshifumi Nitta, a low‑level yakuza enforcer with a penchant for antique vases, gets an unexpected delivery when a mysterious capsule crashes onto his head. Inside, a wide‑eyed, blue‑haired girl named Hina emerges, wielding reality‑bending powers she can’t control without causing a catastrophic blast. With no one else to turn to, Nitta reluctantly becomes her guardian, navigating the absurdity of feeding a super‑powered toddler while keeping her abilities under wraps. As Hina’s powers prove surprisingly useful, Nitta drags her into a construction gig that turns into a lucrative side hustle. Meanwhile, a rival gang ambushes his boss, and the blame is conveniently shifted onto Nitta. When he storms the enemy hideout for revenge, Hina casually annihilates the entire crew with a flick of her wrist, turning a blood‑soaked showdown into a slap‑stick spectacle. The unlikely pair soon discovers that Hina’s chaotic miracles can be a boon for Nitta’s criminal enterprise—provided she doesn’t accidentally vaporize him first. Together they juggle turf wars, schoolyard tantrums, and the everyday trials of a makeshift family, delivering a wild blend of mob drama and magical mischief.

A yakuza lieutenant reluctantly raises a deadpan psychic girl, blending slapstick crime comedy with surprisingly tender found-family moments. Expect cartoonish action, salty language, and a few sobering backstories that resolve on a hopeful note.