FINISHED

Status Explanation

Yes, the anime “First Love Monster” (Hatsukoi Monster) is complete! The series concluded with one season, consisting of 12 episodes, offering a full story for viewers.

Watch Order

For “First Love Monster,” there’s no complex watch order to worry about. It’s a standalone series, so you can simply enjoy the episodes in the order they originally aired.

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