Tearing up a manga about teenagers working hard in the rain for club activities, Nishino complains that such people only exist in manga. Kubota wonders why Nishino and Oyama joined the club, given how unenthusiastic they are about the club.

Nishino and Oyama complain that their club advisor, Ueda, is forcing them to participate in club. When it is announced that Ueda is unable to attend the club, the three rejoice, but Ueda suddenly appears.

Nishino and Oyama complain that the beautiful bond between seniors and juniors depicted in the manga is a lie. Kubota, on the other hand, thinks about what he can do for the juniors.

Nishino and Oyama laugh at the impossibility of killer shots in manga. Then the co-captain invites the three to practice, saying that he wants to perfect the killer shot in order to win the first round.

Nishino and Oyama mock the manga's depiction of competition with rivals. When Kubota reveals that he has a rival, Nishino and Oyama are surprised.

Nishino thinks that guys who are involved in the sports club stink and can't get girlfriends as long as they are involved in the club. However, the three of them find out that this is not true.

Nishino and Oyama want a cute manager. A female student who wants to be their club manager shows up at the club, and everyone becomes motivated.

Nishino, who wants to skip the training camp, dislikes the manga that shows the students who attend the camp and become more skilled. Kubota, however, is excited and wants to win the MVP award at the camp, which could lead to a starting player.

Kubota is nervous about the announcement of the starters. On the day of the announcement, Kubota, who did not become a starter, is upset with Nishino and Oyama, who made it on the starting line-up and are now acting silly.

Just before the game, one of the starters is out sick, and Kubota is thrust into the game. Nervous, Kubota can't play as smoothly as he would like, and he almost gives the ball to the opposing team's ace.