Bakudan Heaven

When his older brother’s company suddenly goes bankrupt, Shougo makes the fateful decision to let him move into his apartment. What begins as a temporary arrangement born out of familial obligation quickly spirals into an overwhelming daily struggle. Sharing a confined living space with his "Aniki" proves far more challenging than Shougo ever anticipated, as the constant proximity forces them to navigate clashing habits, shifting boundaries, and the lingering tension of his brother's financial ruin. As the days pass, Shougo finds it increasingly difficult to maintain any sense of normalcy or personal peace. The cramped quarters amplify every minor frustration, turning ordinary domestic life into a relentless test of patience. Bound by blood yet divided by circumstance, the two men are thrust together in a living situation neither is truly prepared to handle. This unconventional dynamic transforms their shared apartment into a pressure cooker of unresolved emotions and reluctant cohabitation. Far from a typical household, they form a highly unusual couple whose everyday survival depends on navigating the unpredictable friction of their forced partnership.