A Tokyo salaryman wakes up married to a woman from a magical tribe who fights with living tattoos crawling across her skin. The culture clash writes itself, but the show refuses to let romance and action live in separate boxes, they're the same scene, the same joke, the same problem. Two episodes isn't enough to tell this story, and the OVA knows it, which somehow makes the chaos feel more genuine than a bloated series ever could.

Hibio's life turns upside down when a woman named Nima arrives in Tokyo, ready to live with him as his bride. His mother, an adventurer, had stalled while studying a mysterious tribe until Nima spotted a family photo and decided she wanted Hibio for a husband. Seeing a way to push her research forward, his mother accepted without ever asking him. Nima's magical heritage soon runs straight into Hibio's ordinary modern Tokyo life, and the result is a two-episode supernatural comedy full of chaos.