It's been a month since the misfits of the Neighbors Club joined forces to make friends, but now it's summer break and not one of them has had a shred of success. Rather than face the summer alone, the club heads out to the pool, where they can beat the heat and hang out together as practice for when they have real friends. What could possibly go wrong?

Meet the Neighbors Club—an unfortunate group of even more unfortunate people trying to make friends by doing things like playing bishoujo games and trying their hand at acting...to no avail. Existing members Mikazuki Yozora and Kashiwazaki Sena (two beautiful girls to be avoided) and Kusunoki Yukimura (a boy dressed as a lovely—and female—maid) are joined by a young nun and a girl genius who push all the limits. How will this affect Hasegawa Kodaka (the only one with common sense, although that doesn't mean he has any friends either)? And then there's his little sister, with a look in her eyes that says she's hatching a sinister plot...!

The antisocial members of the Neighbors Club waste their time playing bishoujo games, playacting, and getting into arguments about the geekiest things. Yet somehow they've managed to add seven members to their pathetic ranks. Whether it's writing a round robin short story together - a seemingly innocent affair until someone goes berserk - or taking things too far in an MMORPG, these freaks take their fantasy seriously. But can a group of people so alienated from the rest of the world really make friends with each?

THE NEIGHBORS CLUB LIKE YOU'VE NEVER SEEN THEM BEFORE! Through their adventures and misadventures, the Neighbors Club has become a tight-knit group of...what's that word? People who hang out together laugh and cry together, bond over their own ridiculous in-jokes, squabble, and plan non-events. Not "friends"—if these misfits could make friends, why would they be in the club in the first place? Or so they think! It seems outsiders may see things very differently. With no normal friends in sight, the club members continue to band together for both special and mundane occasions, whether it's choosing Halloween costumes, making the first shrine visit of the new year, helping each other find work, or simply trying to recruit new members. There could even be a duel or two in store—with this bunch, anything can happen! In this one-shot spin-off collection of short stories, get a new perspective on the Neighbors Club as they go about their daily lives!

The eternal rivals Sena and Yozora face off on the basketball court, where Sena dominates all other players with her power, speed, and technique. What does Yozora have up her sleeve in this fight? When Christmas Eve arrives and the club members attend a school holiday party, they each have their own hopes about how things will unfold...but the events that await are even harsher than they might imagine.

Kodaka's life hasn't been easy since joining the Neighbors Club. Getting dragged into a conversation by another strange nun was the last thing he needed. Then again, her advice seemed sound, until he discovered she was seriously twisted. Now her close ties to another member of the club will make it even harder for Kodaka to escape her. At this point, however, Kodaka is used to not being in control of his destiny. Whether it's studying with Sena (and discovering an unnatural obsession!), or having Maria invade his home to fight with Kobato, Kodaka's learned to go with the flow. Of course, this may not be the best approach to life, especially when it seems like other people are calling the shots for him!

Kobato's birthday is coming up, so what better excuse for a party? For the Neighbors Club, a group of socially-inept students with no clue how to make friends, it's an opportunity for a practice party so they'll know how to behave when they go to a real party... someday. Of course, a party calls for presents, so it's time for a group shopping trip! Kodaka comes along to help the girls shop, but what our favorite misfits will come back with is anybody's guess. Also on the horizon is the school festival, an opportunity for clubs to strut their stuff! The question is, how does a dysfunctional group like the Neighbors Club come up with a single idea that will appeal to anyone but themselves?