Dejiko stopped being a joke character and became a person, and the show stopped explaining why that mattered. The alien princess who spent years chasing stardom is now thirty-something, baking bread in a quiet shop, content in a way her younger self would never recognize. Winter Garden doesn't mourn the girl she was, it lets you watch her breathe in the life she actually chose.

Years have passed since Dejiko arrived on Earth chasing stardom. The alien princess is now a grown woman of twenty, working at a local bakery and sharing a small apartment with her sidekick Puchiko, who at fifteen is still in school. Gone are the cat ears and the affected speech patterns. Gone too are the days of running chaos through a game shop. On Christmas Day, walking home from work, Dejiko happens upon a handsome young man named Takuo in the park. She runs into him again in town, and soon she finds herself caring about him and hoping for another meeting. Then he turns up at her shop, and her slow, ordinary routine is thrown into turmoil. A two-episode romantic drama with a slice-of-life feel, following a grown-up Dejiko as she falls in love.