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Iroe Genma is a third-year high school student often referred to as "Elder Sister" despite her short height. This troublemaking teenager is the president of her school's Model Club, which is dedicated to building plastic models of various objects and structures, such as cars, boats, and even robots. Joined by her two underclassmen, the violent Hazuki "Okappa" Okamoto and the rational Makina "Makimaki" Sakamaki, the small group aims to carry out their club duties but are often sidetracked by a myriad of distractions. From battles between club members to lessons on how to confess to your crush, these three schoolgirls get caught up in all sorts of wacky, and downright outrageous situations!

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What is Plastic Neesan about?

Plastic Neesan is a fast comedy about Iroe Genma, the short third-year president of a high school Model Club. Her club builds plastic models, but the episodes focus on absurd arguments, pranks, and chaotic behavior.

What does the Model Club make in Plastic Neesan?

The club works on plastic models of objects such as cars, boats, and buildings. The hobby provides the setting, while Iroe, Hazuki, and Makina turn ordinary club activities into exaggerated comedy.

How long are the Plastic Neesan episodes?

The television anime consists of very short episodes, generally only a few minutes each. This compact format makes it closer to rapid-fire sketch comedy than to a standard 24-minute school series.

Who are the main characters in Plastic Neesan?

Iroe Genma is the loud club president, while Hazuki Okamoto and Makina Sakamoto are fellow members who get pulled into her schemes. Their conversations are driven more by insults and escalation than by realistic model-building instruction.

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