Dokuro's a character who solves every problem by literally bludgeoning the guy she loves with a spiked bat, then reviving him to do it again. The show commits completely to the bit: it's not winking at you, it's not self-aware about how absurd this is, it just keeps escalating the violence and expecting you to laugh at the sincerity of her devotion. If you've ever wanted to watch an angel repeatedly cave in a middle schooler's skull while the anime treats it as genuine romantic comedy, this is the only place on earth that exists.
Sakura Kusakabe's life took a chaotic turn the moment Dokuro-chan, a self-proclaimed angel, crashed into his home. Now, in this continuation, their violent domestic situation escalates to new heights of absurdity. Dokuro insists she's here to keep Sakura on the righteous path, but her methods involve constant psychological warfare, physical abuse, and increasingly unhinged schemes that blur the line between protection and persecution. What starts as seemingly innocent angel business devolves into pure mayhem as Sakura watches his peaceful existence get systematically demolished. Dokuro's unpredictable mood swings and reality-bending supernatural abilities create a household where anything can happen, usually something terrible. The series thrives on this collision between slice-of-life normalcy and complete pandemonium, finding comedy in Sakura's desperate attempts to maintain sanity while living with an otherworldly force of pure chaos. This OVA doubles down on the crude humor and slapstick violence that defined the original, delivering two episodes of unfiltered comedic violence for viewers who appreciate dark, ridiculous humor without apology.