Inpuru-kun no Sonzai Shinai Oshigoto

A boar mascot named Inpuru-kun works for a temp agency, except none of the jobs actually exist. That's the whole joke, and it commits hard. Each short episode drops him into a workplace with a title like "Zombie Caretaker" or "Producer-Label Specialist Photographer," and he tackles it with total professional sincerity. Kamio-kun, a wolf who keeps getting dragged along, handles the shouting and the disbelief as the straight man. There's also Purubu-chan, a fellow pig temp; Kobayashi, a chicken who suffers; and Ohamu-san, the hamster president who keeps handing out assignments. It plays like a manzai skit in web-anime form: fast, silly, dialogue-driven, and built around the gap between Inpuru-kun's earnest commitment and everyone else's flat refusal to believe this is a real job. There's no plot arc to track. Just a rotating cast of absurd workplaces and one mascot who refuses to break character. If you liked Ponkotsu Quest, this comes from the same director, Keisuke Matsumoto, and keeps that compact skit rhythm. Fans of Teekyuu will recognize the rapid-fire pacing, and anyone who enjoyed the deadpan office misery of Aggressive Retsuko might get a kick out of the corporate absurdity here, though this one leans more toward pure gag comedy.