A god and her fox familiar finally get to ask the question the series spent years circling: what happens when you actually choose each other, not the shrine, not the duty? Twelve minutes is nowhere near enough time for Tomoe to learn what being human costs, and the OVA knows it, which is why every scene feels like stealing a moment before reality catches up. This isn't the romantic resolution manga readers got, it's the one anime fans were owed, rushed and bittersweet and real.
Nanami has settled into her role as a land god, but complications arise when the wealth deity Ookuninushi offers Tomoe a chance to become fully human. The catch: if her fox familiar accepts, Nanami loses her divine powers and returns to ordinary life. With high school graduation looming, the couple must confront what their future actually looks like beyond the shrine's supernatural sanctuary. The story balances romance with genuine uncertainty. Tomoe and Nanami have built something real across their adventures, yet choosing humanity means abandoning the magical world that brought them together. There's warmth here, wrapped around questions about sacrifice and commitment. The tone stays grounded even as gods and wishes circle overhead.