These episodes are what the show actually wanted to be all along: four friends existing together, no arcs, no stakes, just the comedy of Aoi pretending she's not listening while everyone else talks about relationships she's terrified of. The first episode is Kikuchi's café moment stretched into pure character momentum, where the funniest thing happening is people being themselves and someone desperately trying to hide. The second is pure nostalgia fuel, the kind of flashback that makes you rewatch the main series to catch what you missed the first time.

Two unaired episodes of Bottom-Tier Character Tomozaki, included with the third and fourth Blu-ray and DVD volumes. In the first, the gang stops for lunch at the café where Kikuchi works, and the talk turns to love and dating. Kikuchi tries to listen in while keeping herself out of sight. The second episode looks back: Aoi, Mimimi and Tama recall the early days of their friendship and a fireworks show that gave Tama her nickname. Both are light romantic comedy side stories centered on the cast.