Two minutes of pure comfort. Link Click's shorts strip away the mystery-box tension of the main series and just let you watch three friends exist together in a photo studio, cracking jokes and failing at basic tasks. The comedy hits because it's rooted in how these characters actually move through space, not in setups and punchlines. It's the kind of show that plays in the background while you're doing something else, then suddenly makes you laugh out loud at a visual gag about how Lu Guang holds a camera. This is healing television disguised as filler.

Short, light-hearted episodes spun off from Shiguang Dailiren, drawn in a chibi style and centered on everyday life at the photo studio. Across 18 brief ONA installments, the focus stays on the studio's daily routine, played for comedy. It blends slice of life with the supernatural backdrop of the main story, offering a relaxed, funny companion piece to it.