Reigen's a fraud selling you a con man's version of his own story, and the OVA is completely aware of the bit. The show stops being a recap the moment you realize his narration is the unreliable disaster you already knew he was, turning every scene into a joke about how he'd actually tell it. Watching him photoshop his face bigger in old photos, claim credit for Mob's power, and narrate himself as the hero of his own mythology is funnier than it has any right to be after 60 minutes of retreaded footage.
Reigen Arataka sits down to document his life's work: the extraordinary cases that established him as the world's most celebrated psychic. Through his recounting, we witness the supposedly authentic behind-the-scenes moments of his greatest supernatural victories. Every exorcism, every spiritual consultation, every miraculous intervention unfolds exactly as Reigen remembers it, which is to say with all the confidence and flair of a born showman who's mastered the art of self-promotion. What makes this retelling special is how it diverges from what actually happened. Reigen spins his narrative with unshakeable conviction, turning everyday events into legendary feats of psychic prowess. The comedy comes from watching him reconstruct reality through rose-tinted glasses, complete with dramatic embellishments and convenient gaps in memory. This OVA works best if you've already connected with Reigen's character in the main series. It's a love letter to his particular brand of absurd confidence, capturing why he remains so endearing despite being basically a con artist with a heart of gold. Perfect for anyone who finds humor in unreliable narrators and inflated egos played completely straight.