You want the real reason to watch this OVA? It finally lets Sakura and Noe off the leash without the main cast's chaos suffocating the scene. The comedy lands because it's just these characters being themselves in weird situations, no plot machinery grinding underneath. For fans who've been waiting for the show to remember its supporting cast exists, this is the payoff.
Kazama Kenji thinks he's finally found peace after joining the Game Creation Club, but the girls have other plans. When the group decides to visit a local shrine to escape the summer heat, what begins as an innocent outing quickly spirals into complete chaos. A simple task at the shrine becomes the setup for increasingly ridiculous situations that test Kazama's patience and good humor in equal measure. The OVA captures the comedy club's signature brand of humor: rapid-fire jokes, slapstick moments, and the constant dynamic between Kazama's deadpan reactions and the girls' over-the-top antics. There's no high-stakes plot here, just pure comedic energy as the group stumbles through their summer adventure. If you've already fallen for the Game Creation Club's absurd charm in the main series, this captures that same chaotic energy in a focused, standalone package. It's comfort comedy that doesn't demand anything from you except to laugh at Kazama's suffering and the girls' relentless enthusiasm.