Tina's an alien who can actually fly, which means she operates by completely different rules than the earth-bound love interests in the main series. She's not competing on their field. She's got an unfair advantage, and the show knows it, using that gap between "human romance protocol" and "alien who can just show up whenever she wants" as the entire romantic premise. By the time you realize this OVA exists to let one character win without the constraints that defined the original series, you're already invested in whether she deserves to.
Tsuyoshi's ordinary life takes a turn toward the extraordinary when Tina arrives from the cosmos. She's an alien with the ability to fly, and she's set her sights on winning his heart. What starts as bewildering encounters between a human boy and an extraterrestrial visitor quickly becomes something more complicated: a genuine romance that defies the boundaries of worlds. This alternate universe story strips away the familiar faces from the main narrative and introduces a cast of characters whose absence was never explained. Tina proves she's more than just a curiosity from the stars. She's charming, determined, and increasingly invested in understanding what it means to be close to someone from another world entirely. The tone balances lighthearted moments against genuine emotional stakes. Tsuyoshi finds himself caught between wonder and uncertainty, never quite sure if an alien can truly love him the way humans do. Tina's persistence suggests she believes it's possible. Romance and science fiction collide as two beings navigate feelings that cross galaxies, and neither of them is certain where it leads.