[The protagonist is an idiot with an IQ of 250] [Starts after the New Year]
[Little Tennis]
Childhood friends from the start, living at his house. By all appearances, this should be an easy win.
But with zero talent for tennis and a straightforward way of thinking, the player can't figure out what their friend really thinks. The childhood friends gradually drift apart, leaving the player totally baffled.
The player says: I'm on my knees, please open up and be my friend. I can't keep up with you!
[Little Volleyball]
ABO setting. The game starts in disaster mode after mixing up the player's friends.
The player learns from the previous round and maxes out their technical skills and brains (for volleyball only), then gives themselves a spot on the national server. But after mixing up their friends, they're right back where they started, and spend thirty days utterly defeated and miserable.
The optimistic player says: It's fine. I'll work hard, stay up late studying, and learn everything. Kenma, just wait, you'll be my friend in no time.
[Little Soccer]
A lucky A-rank player rolls a childhood-friends start again, but how could the System be so generous and hand out free points? The player starts making friends everywhere. They all have one thing in common: they play forward.
[Little Basketball]
I'll eat all the wakame for you... What? You don't order wakame? Don't say that, please, I really want to eat it.
[Shh]
So who's your very best friend?
1. The protagonist has no stamina, brains, or skills, and is purely a mascot. They're genuinely an idiot.
2. The friends all have arrows pointing at the protagonist in a nontraditional sense. One of the friends is the CP. It's 1v1, no betting on different ships.
3. My take on the everyone-loves-the-protagonist trope.
4. You can tell from the protagonist's name alone that this isn't exactly a serious story...
Theme: You wouldn't want your best friend to find out you have other friends, would you?
