Four years later, you're watching someone's grandmother find a dress and suddenly remember a child who learned magic wasn't the point, friendship was. The OVA doesn't need plot momentum or stakes. It exists to let you sit in the quiet aftermath of a story you loved, the one where nothing grand happens but everything that mattered already did. This is what happens when a show trusts you to find warmth in memory alone.

Four years after her adventures with Sugar, a fifteen-year-old Saga returns home from a day of errands, and her grandmother Regina turns up an old dress in the attic. The find brings back memories of Saga's elementary school play, Princess and Fairy, which she tells Kanon about. Saga took the princess role and battled stage fright, while her rival Greta played the villainous witch. Meanwhile, Sugar and the other fairies, reminded of The Bear Pianist's recent performance in town, decide to put on a play of their own. The two comedic slice-of-life episodes also offer a brief look at where Saga is now.