UNFINISHED

Status Explanation

The anime adaptation of “Nisekoi” is currently incomplete. While it delivers two enjoyable seasons and several OVAs, it only covers a significant portion of the original manga series, leaving the full story unresolved within the anime format. There are no official plans for a third season at this time. This means that viewers who wish to experience the complete narrative will need to turn to the manga after finishing the available anime content.

Watch Order

To fully immerse yourself in the world of “Nisekoi” and enjoy its comedic charm and romantic developments, here’s the recommended viewing sequence:

  • Nisekoi: Season 1 (2014): Start with all 20 episodes of the first season. This introduces the main characters and sets up the central premise.
  • Nisekoi OVAs: There are several original video animations that offer fun, self-contained stories. These are generally recommended to be watched after Season 1, as they provide additional comedic moments and character interactions that enhance the experience.
  • Nisekoi: Season 2 (2015): Conclude your anime journey with all 12 episodes of the second season. While it continues the story, remember that the anime does not adapt the entire manga.

Similar Animes

If you enjoyed the romantic comedy dynamics, intriguing premise, and memorable characters of “Nisekoi,” you might also like these anime:

  • Quintessential Quintuplets: Another popular harem comedy featuring a similar dynamic, where a tutor must help five unique sisters succeed in their studies and uncover who his future bride will be.
  • A Couple of Cuckoos: This series also explores a fake couple scenario with an unexpected twist of destiny, offering plenty of comedic and romantic moments.
  • OreShura: A harem comedy focusing on a male protagonist drawn into a fake relationship, featuring a lively cast of characters including a charming childhood friend.
  • Toradora!: A classic school romance that expertly blends comedy and drama, exploring the development of an unlikely bond between two seemingly opposite high school students.