In 0.01%, the narrative centers on Gonda Gosuke, a seven-year-old boy convinced of his own specialness and possessing what he believes is an unparalleled, unique power. The story is set against the backdrop of this childhood conviction, which serves as the foundation for his identity. The central conflict arises not from an external enemy, but from an internal and existential crisis. Gosuke is forced to confront the shattering possibility that he might not be as extraordinary as he always thought, leading his identity to waver. This moment of doubt places him at a critical crossroads in his life, where he must re-evaluate his sense of self.

As a complete narrative, 0.01% is structured as a one-shot special dedicated to the theme of a special identity. The main character is Gosuke, a young child whose journey is defined by this psychological struggle. The manga includes an omake, or bonus extra, as part of its content. The work is published by Young Animal Web. The entire storyline focuses on this single, pivotal moment of revelation and its immediate consequences for Gosuke’s self-perception, exploring how a person’s life changes when the very quality they believed made them unique is called into question.