"Mahou Sentai Magiranger the Movie: Infershia no Hanayome" is a manga adaptation of the 2005 Japanese superhero film based on the "Mahou Sentai Magiranger" television series. The story centers on the Ozu siblings, who are members of the Magiranger team, a group of magical warriors tasked with protecting the Earth from the dark forces of the Infershia Pantheon. The narrative begins with the Infershia launching a new plan to conquer the human world by targeting the youngest Ozu sibling, Houka Ozu, also known as MagiPink.

The Infershia's scheme involves abducting Houka and forcing her to become the bride of their prince, Wolzard Fire, a powerful and malevolent figure. This act is intended to strengthen the Infershia's power and weaken the Magirangers. The Ozu siblings, along with their mentor, Hikaru, must infiltrate the Infershia realm to rescue Houka and prevent the union from taking place. The journey into Infershia is fraught with danger, as the siblings face numerous traps, monsters, and the overwhelming might of Wolzard Fire.

As the story progresses, the Magirangers confront their own fears and limitations, relying on their magical abilities and teamwork to overcome the challenges. The narrative emphasizes themes of family bonds, courage, and the struggle between light and darkness. The climax involves a fierce battle between the Magirangers and Wolzard Fire, with Houka playing a pivotal role in turning the tide. The resolution sees the Infershia's plans thwarted, and the Ozu siblings reaffirm their commitment to protecting the world from evil.

The manga adaptation retains the core elements of the film, including the dynamic action sequences, magical transformations, and the emotional stakes of the Ozu family's mission. The characters are portrayed with their distinct personalities and magical powers, with Houka's resilience and the siblings' unity serving as central pillars of the story. The manga effectively captures the essence of the "Mahou Sentai Magiranger" universe, offering a concise yet engaging retelling of the film's events.