Sanae talks to the spirits in her field like they're regular staff, because to her they are, and that's the entire spiritual heart of this franchise. The supernatural here isn't decoration or spectacle, it's just the texture of work, tending soil, keeping things alive, protecting what you've built with your hands. When she transforms into Agriculture Angel Baraki, it's not a power fantasy; it's a farmer standing her ground, one conversation at a time, against anyone who would take her earth.

Sanae Baraki, the farmer's daughter from Agukaru who can see spirits, leaves the countryside behind in this sequel to go sightseeing around the tourist spots of Ibaraki prefecture. Villains are still on her trail, so the agricultural magic she wields as Agriculture Angel Baraki remains useful on the road. The ONA follows the original with 21 slice of life episodes touched by the supernatural, including a prologue labeled Episode 0, streamed on YouTube and niconico.