Tomoyo's camera is always rolling, and these OVAs let you live inside her perspective instead of just watching Sakura through it. The show stops pretending to have stakes and just lets you hang in the warm space between the actual series episodes, baking with Eriol or watching Yamazaki accidentally tell the truth. It's the kind of bonus content that makes you love the original show more because you realize how much charm was hiding in the margins all along.

Tomoyo can't resist documenting Sakura's magical adventures, and these three short specials, each about six minutes long, offer a lighthearted look at the cast. In the first, Tomoyo presents how the video for the show's first opening song, Catch You Catch Me, was put together. The second centers on a baking lesson with Eriol. The final episode reveals something surprising about Yamazaki: he tells the truth when his eyes are open. The specials can be watched at any point during the series, and they lean into comedy rather than plot, giving fans a little more time with Sakura's world.