This is where the show stops pretending the ecchi is the point and actually lets you care about these people. The romance between Fuyuzora and Yuuna moves from background noise to something that genuinely matters, and suddenly all those earlier gags land differently because you're invested in whether they end up together. These four episodes are built for the people who stuck with the manga long enough to realize they were reading a love story hiding inside a comedy. It's not trying to be more than it is, but what it is, a ghost girl slowly becoming real to the one person who can actually see her, is enough.
Fuyuzora Kogarashi has found refuge at the Yuragi-sou, a hot spring boarding house harboring more than just human residents. Among its quirky tenants lives Yuuna, a ghost girl trapped in limbo who becomes drawn to Kogarashi in ways both supernatural and decidedly physical. When she discovers she might finally find peace by falling in love, the two begin an awkward dance of attraction and comedy that neither fully understands. This OVA collection captures the romantic chaos that blooms when a living boy and a spectral girl navigate their connection through misunderstandings, supernatural mishaps, and the constant threat of Yuuna's mysterious ability to drain life force from those around her. Other residents of the boarding house complicate matters further, each harboring their own secrets and feelings. The humor leans heavily into fanservice territory while maintaining genuine chemistry between its leads. What emerges is a supernatural romance that refuses to take itself seriously, balancing slapstick comedy with moments where Kogarashi and Yuuna's bond actually feels tender and worth rooting for, even when the circumstances are completely absurd.