| Episodes: 2 | Score: 8.1 (73396)
Updated every at | Status: Finished Airing
Type: OVA
Synopsis
Kamisama, Suterareru Riding the high of a heartfelt kiss she shared with her familiar Tomoe, Nanami Momozono seems like nothing can bring her down. However, that changes when she witnesses Tomoe receive a mysterious black box and claim that possessing it, he no longer needs Nanami. By creating the perfect diversion, Nanami is determined to find out what this box contains. Kamisama, Onsen ni Iku After Nanami overhears her familiar Mizuki talk about her possibly being too spoiled by Tomoe, she becomes hell-bent on proving her capability to be independent. During her trip with Tomoe to a hot spring hotel, Nanami learns about a stone that allegedly grants a lifetime of happiness to couples who touch it together. However, the long path to the stone may prove a bit overwhelming as long as Nanami refuses Tomoe's help. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Voice Actors
Mimori, Suzuko
Tachibana, Shinnosuke
Reviews
bufi_
To be fair, if you're going to watch this expecting it to be something more than 2 extra episodes that didn't make it to the first season, you're going to be disappointed. And if you expect them to be interesting, you're going to be disappointed again. The story is as generic as an OVA for a shoujo anime can get, so the quality of it is not even close to the anime. It's basically just some sweet moments from their daily life, and that's about it. I mean, it's an OVA so I guess it's fair. The sound was also a little bad, although maybe the faultwas at the source I watched it on, who knows. Overall, you won't really regret not watching this, but if you're looking for some boring romantic scenarios then go on, I guess. (Story: 5/10, art: 6/10, sound: 5/10, character: 7/10, enjoyment: 5/10)
ItsPHI
It's been quite a while since I've seen the original anime. Thankfully, the quick re-cap at the beginning of the OVA brought back all the memories of what happened in the anime. In this bundle consisting of two OVAs we get to see our beloved characters Nanami, Tomoe, and of course the loveable baby Mizuki. Sadly, the OVAs can easily be dismissed as generic. We have the typical Nanami who over thinks things, and tries to impress a Tomoe who never needed to be impressed. She tries to assert her independence, and ultimately ends up making a fool of herself in the attempt. Still, it'snice to see how the Tomoe x Nanami relationship has slightly changed into a closer one where Tomoe's more open. On an ending note, the music was blissful, from the beginning to the end. The little scenes where everything becomes quiet and all you hear is a beautiful tune will never get old. The ending of the OVA seemed to leave a little mystery though, perhaps hinting towards something more in the future. I'd suggest giving this a watch if you enjoyed the original anime, it won't do any harm.
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