Two episodes that exist purely to be with Nanami and Tomoe again, in the quiet spaces between the supernatural chaos. There's no epic arc here, no reason to care if you haven't already fallen for these characters. The OVA knows exactly what it is: an excuse to watch them bicker in the shrine, Tomoe being insufferable, Nanami refusing to let him win. If you loved the original series, this lands because it doesn't ask for anything except your willingness to spend time with people you already care about.
Nanami's life as a makeshift shrine god continues with two standalone adventures that deepen her chaotic romance with Tomoe. In the first episode, a mysterious situation from the manga's past resurfaces, forcing Nanami and Tomoe to confront old complications while navigating their increasingly complicated feelings for each other. The second episode ventures into completely new territory, presenting a scenario that never made it into the original story. Both segments maintain the series' signature blend of supernatural hijinks and genuine romantic tension, trading the overarching plot threads for intimate, character-focused moments. Tomoe's centuries of experience clash hilariously with Nanami's modern sensibilities, while their banter masks something far deeper than either wants to admit. If you've already fallen for this mismatched pair's dynamic, these episodes feel like bonus time with characters you genuinely care about. The comedy lands harder knowing who these people are, and the romantic beats carry more weight. For anyone invested in watching their relationship develop in smaller, quieter ways, this is essential viewing.