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Also known as False Love, Nisekoi, ニセコイ
Nisekoi (also called False Love) is two TV seasons from Shaft: Season 1 (20 episodes, 2014) and Season 2, Nisekoi: (12 episodes, 2015). Start at Season 1, episode 1. Three OVAs (Loss / Shrine Maiden, Work / Change, Bath House / Service) sit between the seasons as optional extras, and a fourth OVA (Honeymoon / Magical Patissiere Kosaki!) follows Season 2. The OVAs adapt manga side chapters and are not required for the fake-couple romance plot. If you only want the main story, the two season blocks are enough. There is no Season 3 anime.
Checked November 2026
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Start here. Season 1 (20 episodes, 2014): Raku and Chitoge, heirs of rival gangs, must pretend to be a couple.
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Optional. OVA 1 (2014, with manga volume 14): two side stories, Ruri's lost glasses and a shrine-maiden chapter.
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Optional. OVA 2 (2015, with manga volume 16): two more side chapters, 'Work' and 'Change'.
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Optional. OVA 3 (2015, with manga volume 17): a bath-house chapter and a fan-service side story.
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Season 2, Nisekoi: (12 episodes, 2015): more of the fake-couple comedy, with new rivals for Raku's attention.
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Optional. OVA 4 (2016, with manga volume 21): a newlywed daydream and a magical-girl Kosaki parody.
Checked November 2026
The four OVAs bundled with manga volumes are light side episodes and optional.
There is no Season 3.
Watch Nisekoi in this order. 6 entries, chronological.
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Watch Season 1 (2014, 20 episodes), then Season 2, Nisekoi: (2015, 12 episodes). That is the whole Nisekoi TV story. The four OVAs bundled with manga volumes are light side episodes and optional. There is no Season 3.
Start with Season 1 (January 2014, 20 episodes). Season 2, Nisekoi:, follows it directly.
Yes. False Love is the English title used on some releases; Nisekoi is the original Japanese title. Same show.
No. The four OVAs were bundled with manga volumes and adapt side chapters. Fun extras; the TV story does not need them.
Two. Season 1 (20 episodes) and Season 2, Nisekoi: (12 episodes). There is no Season 3 anime.
Start with Episodes 1-20 (Season 1), then continue with "Loss / Shrine Maiden" OVA, "Work / Change" OVA, "Bath House / Service" OVA, Episodes 1-12 (Season 2), and "Honeymoon / Magical Pâtissière Kosaki!" OVA. The full Nisekoi watch order on this page has 6 entries across 6 series, listed in chronological viewing order.
Nisekoi aired in the same order as the chronological watch order, starting with Episodes 1-20 (Season 1).
Nisekoi has 32 TV episodes in this order, plus 3 OVA episodes and 1 OVA.
Yes. 4 entries are marked optional: "Loss / Shrine Maiden" OVA, "Work / Change" OVA, "Bath House / Service" OVA, and "Honeymoon / Magical Pâtissière Kosaki!" OVA. Everything else is part of the main story.
Yes. Nisekoi has finished airing, and this order covers everything released so far in chronological viewing order.