Ep 11. Off We Go to My Bathhouse Paradise

Tomoki Sakurai, a perverted teenage boy who just wants a peaceful life, finds himself in another chaotic situation. He's stuck in an abandoned island with his angeloid friends Ikaros, Nymph, and two other angeloids sent from the Synapse. After defeating the savage Harpies, they discovered a hot spring resort that they can use to take a relaxing break. Tomoki sees the potential of making a lot of money from running the hot spring resort, but things are not that easy.

In season 1 episode 11, Off We Go to My Bathhouse Paradise, Tomoki and his friends transform the island into a hot spring resort, but a problem arises when their customers begin to feel sick. The angeloids conduct an investigation and discover that the hot springs are contaminated by an unusual creature called a Chaos Bug. The Chaos Bug feeds on negative emotions, releases toxic gas, and can manipulate time and space.

Tomoki and his friends face a dilemma as they need to get rid of the Chaos Bug without causing damage to the hot springs. Meanwhile, Tomoki continues to struggle with his unpredictable dreams and memories about a strange girl. As they search for a solution to their problem, Tomoki recalls more of his lost memories, which coincide with a sudden spike of negative emotions in the resort's hot springs.

The episode also explores the bond between Tomoki and his friends, as well as their relationship with their angeloids. Ikaros shows her protective and nurturing side, while Nymph continues to struggle with her feelings for Tomoki. The other angeloids, Sohara and Mikako, lend their expertise and support as they work together to protect their customers and the island.

Overall, Off We Go to My Bathhouse Paradise is an exciting episode that combines comedy, drama, and action. It highlights the importance of teamwork, trust, and perseverance in the face of adversity. It also leaves viewers with questions about Tomoki's mysterious past and the identity of the girl in his dreams. Fans of the series will find this episode a satisfying addition to the storyline, while newcomers can enjoy the humor and unique premise of the show.