A great follow-up to the previous three books. Junior Justice wants others to take the Super Sidekicks seriously, but no one wants to show them acknowledgement. Surely being accepted into an international superhero organization would merit their acceptance-- if the director waived the age limit for applications. He only will, however, if they face three trials of daring.
I appreciate that Junior Justice first wants to do the trial to prove that the team has worth. He later acknowledges, however, that he just wants everyone to survive. Junior Justice never lets his ego get in the way of saving his friends, or gushing about how wonderful they are.