The supporting cast finally gets to breathe outside Tsukimi's shadow, and what emerges is the quiet comfort food you didn't know you needed. Episode 4 lands genuine laughs that feel earned, not forced, because these characters have already done the work of making you care. Five minutes is exactly the right length to let a joke land and leave before overstaying its welcome. This isn't about spectacle or plot momentum. It's about watching the sisterhood be weird and kind to each other when nobody's watching.

Princess Jellyfish Specials is a set of four short comedy episodes from 2011 that came bundled with the Blu-ray and DVD release. They adapt Kuragehime Heroes☆, a side story manga that ran in Kiss Plus magazine as a spin-off. Rather than centering on the main cast, each brief chapter turns its attention to the supporting characters.