Mayonaka Punch

Masaki Sonoue is thrown out of Hyped Up Sisters after an on stream fight destroys the group’s image and leaves her hated by the viewers she once depended on. She tries to return alone, but every upload is buried under anger, mockery, and her own fear of being watched again. While searching for a new hook, she meets Live, a vampire who has just awakened after years of sleep and is obsessed with Masaki’s blood. Masaki makes a deal instead of running. If Live and the other residents of Banpai Manor help her build a new NewTube channel and reach one million subscribers, Live can drink from her. The channel starts with Live, Ichiko, Fuu, Tokage, and Yuki becoming both performers and problems, because none of them understands the internet the way Masaki does.

Their videos grow from desperate stunts into a messy routine of planning, filming, editing, damage control, and hiding vampire traits from the public. Masaki stays behind the camera because criticism still terrifies her, while Live keeps pushing toward her without separating hunger from attachment. Ichiko tries to protect Banpai Manor when their chaos threatens the home. Fuu’s singing, Tokage’s debts, Yuki’s supervision, and the group’s strange habits keep turning simple ideas into accidents that somehow bring attention. The closer Mayonaka Punch gets to its goal, the more Masaki has to face the reason she lost her first channel and the people she hurt. The last push for subscribers becomes less about winning back fame and more about deciding whether she can stand in front of viewers again without hiding behind the vampires who saved her career.