"Penguin no Mondai: Shiawase no Aoi Tori de Go-Pen-nasai" centers on the comedic and chaotic adventures of a group of anthropomorphic penguins and their interactions with humans. The story revolves around the Penguin Company, a group of penguins led by the ambitious and often over-the-top President Penguin. The company operates in a world where penguins coexist with humans, engaging in absurd and humorous business ventures that frequently spiral out of control.

The narrative begins with the introduction of the Penguin Company’s latest scheme: capturing the legendary "Blue Bird of Happiness," a mythical creature said to bring eternal joy to whoever possesses it. President Penguin, driven by his desire to elevate the company’s status and achieve unparalleled success, assembles a team of eccentric penguin employees to embark on this quest. Among the key characters are the loyal but bumbling Vice President, the resourceful yet mischievous Secretary, and the perpetually confused Intern, each contributing to the series’ comedic tone through their distinct personalities and antics.

As the penguins pursue the Blue Bird, their journey is marked by a series of increasingly ridiculous and unpredictable events. They encounter a variety of human characters, including scientists, treasure hunters, and rival business entities, all of whom become entangled in the penguins’ schemes. The plot is driven by slapstick humor, satirical takes on corporate culture, and the penguins’ relentless pursuit of their goal, often at the expense of logic or common sense.

Throughout the series, the penguins’ efforts to capture the Blue Bird lead to numerous misadventures, including failed experiments, accidental discoveries, and chaotic confrontations. Despite their frequent failures, the penguins remain undeterred, showcasing their resilience and unwavering optimism. The story balances episodic humor with an overarching narrative, culminating in a climactic showdown as the penguins finally confront the elusive Blue Bird.

The series thrives on its absurd premise and over-the-top character interactions, offering a lighthearted and entertaining experience. The penguins’ antics, combined with the satirical portrayal of corporate ambition, create a unique blend of comedy and adventure that appeals to a wide audience. The narrative’s focus on humor and its episodic structure make it accessible, while the underlying themes of perseverance and teamwork add depth to the otherwise chaotic storyline.