This is the show that stops pretending there's a plot and just lets you live in these relationships for six episodes straight. Kazuto finally stays adult long enough to actually marry Valkyrie, the three remaining princesses each get their own moment to matter, and the entire franchise just… exhales. You watch a comedy that earned its romance by refusing to rush it, then rewards that patience with something genuine: a wedding that feels like the end of a real story, not a joke that got tired.

Kazuto's life with the Valhalla princesses continues in this collection of standalone comedic stories. Raine and Chorus end up with a house of their own on Earth. Each episode tells a separate tale, and the three remaining Valhalla princesses who had not yet had their turn each get an episode centered on them. The tone stays light and playful, mixing romance and science fiction with plenty of humor. Rather than following one larger storyline, the OVA offers episodic slices of daily life for Kazuto and company. In the final episode, Kazuto and Valkyrie manage to hold on to their adult forms and make another attempt at getting married.