This is pure domestic comedy with zero agenda. Kobeni and Hakuya's banter feels lived-in, the kind of easy rhythm you only get when two people have stopped performing for each other. The OVA doesn't try to justify itself as essential, it's just them being married, figuring out dinner, and landing jokes that land because they come from real friction, not setup. It costs nothing to watch and asks nothing in return except that you enjoy two people who actually like each other. That simplicity is rarer than it should be.
Kobeni finds herself drawn into yet another peculiar situation when her supernatural fiancé Hakuya decides to cook dinner for the family. What starts as a simple meal quickly spirals into comedic chaos as his unconventional ingredients and cooking methods clash spectacularly with everyone's expectations. Mashiro enthusiastically volunteers to help, which only compounds the disaster, while Hakuya remains blissfully unaware that his culinary creations are borderline inedible. The episode captures what makes this series special: the absurd domestic moments that emerge when yokai and humans try to navigate normal family life together. Odd cooking disasters become the backdrop for genuine affection between characters who shouldn't work as a couple but somehow do. If you're already invested in Kobeni's chaotic engagement, this bonus episode delivers exactly what you want: more of the cast's ridiculous chemistry, plenty of laughs, and the strange warmth that comes from watching these misfits genuinely care about each other despite their differences. It's comfort food without the edible part.