TONIKAWA: Over the Moon for You

A young boy is lying down covered in blood in the middle of the road on a snowy day. What happened to him? Did he get into some serious trouble? Nah, he has just fallen in love with a very cute girl.

Nasa is waiting alone at his apartment for Tsukasa to come back, wrapping his head around the fact that they are now married and he quickly realizes there is a possibility they will be sleeping on the same bed and that makes him panic.

In an anime, there will undoubtedly be an episode where the heroines suddenly decide to go to a hot spring or a bath for no good reason. Whenever this happens, whether they be in space or some parallel world, they will always end up in a Japanese rock style bath, and something will always happen during their baths. Is this the case?

A lonely wife is all alone in her house the day after she got married. Has she been dumped? Nope, but she has to wait for her beloved one until he comes home as he doesn't have the keys. How can she kill time? Will there be an unwanted guest aka a new character?

When you are married, you end up living together and you will come to know things about your partner that you have never known before and Nasa has plenty of things to discover from Tsukasa. An example? TV. Nasa doesn't have a TV and this is a big problem.

Tsukasa puts her hair up every evening before bed. But, as she moves a lot while sleeping, they come loose almost instantly. Also, she is a sleepwalker and always goes to drink water in the middle of the night while half-asleep and on her way back, she usually tries to grab Nasa's covers and then fall asleep in her futon. This is her usual sleepwalker routine. But not this time, as she accidentally goes into Nasa's bed instead of her futon, and so, our poor boy can't catch any z's with wifey so close.

Once the bus stops at a late-night service area, Chitose (with her maids) is eager to find any rifts between Nasa and Tsukasa's love. Indeed, she thinks that even small problems can put an end to a male-female relationship. Also, she believes that there is no need to cause any of them. In effect, are these problems starting on their own? Yes, but as soon as a problem seems to appear for real, making Chitose all excited, it disappears in a blink of an eye. Why? They turn every little problem into a new and unique way of flirting, making Chitose's plan more and more pointless over time. Will she be able to hinder their relationship?

Tsukasa is worried she will not be able able to get along with Nasa's parents. But hubby doesn't believe so, as he will be the one to introduce her and he will make sure they know she is the cutest girl in the universe. Will she meet Nasa's parents or die of embarrassment first?

Nasa's apartment has completely burnt down. Have they lost everything? Well, nobody got hurt and the plant commemorating their marriage is miraculously intact and Nasa is very relieved. And what about the other stuff? Tsukasa has married a provident boy and guess what? He is already organized and his bank book and other important things are in a safety deposit box. Still, what can they do about a new place?

Nasa and Tsukasa have brought out everything that was in the storage room to their room. That building used to be where Kaname's dad did all his nerd crap stuff is and there are all kinds of things they can use now and even though they have all the basic things to live from now on, their room seems really old-fashioned. What would their life be like from now on?

Nasa suggests takoyaki party to the Arisugawa sisters so that everyone can get to know each other better. Meanwhile, Chitose tracks Tsukasa down to the bathhouse. The game-loving Aya finds herself getting along with the two of them, and before long competitive sparks start flying!

Nasa comes down with a fever while at work. Despite his claims of being fine, Tsukasa takes him to the hospital and starts to nurse him back to health. After recovering, the two of them head to a summer festival. When Nasa begins to wonder about how many people out there worry about him, Tsukasa has something to say.

Does a marriage need a wedding? The Yuzaki's grapple with that question, as Nasa learns just how daunting the ceremony can actually be.

Old friends resurface in Nasa's life, as he introduces Tsukasa to his old teacher Yanagi Naoko.

Tsukasa and Nasa head to a big-name theme park, where they have a run-in with Nasa's old teacher, who might be in the middle of her own romantic encounter.

Nasa's knowledge is a big help to the people around him, but even he's not sure about the list Kaname finds on the internet that describes the symbolism behind different kisses.

Thanks to Kaname, the Yuzakis find themselves on a honeymoon trip to Kusatsu, home to some of Japan's most famous hot springs.

The Kusatsu trip continues, but will Nasa work up the courage to ask Tsukasa to join him in the hot springs?

Scorching summer heat motivates the Yuzakis to purchase a new air conditioner, which ends up resulting in some new encounters.

Nasa is forced to consider how verbally intimate he is with Tsukasa, before Kaname encourages the two of them to get physically intimate in the bathhouse after-hours.

After Tsukasa grapples with her technological anxieties, the Yuzakis are greeted by two different visitors.

The Yuzakis are joined by friends and family for their camping trip, but can Nasa overcome his inexperience in dealing with the outdoors?

As the sun sets on the group camping trip, Tokiko and Kaname have a special surprise in store for the Yuzakis.

Nasa and Tsukasa are back home just in time to find out that they'll be moving into a new apartment soon, and Tokiko has something important to tell Nasa.