I Want to End This Game of Love
An ideal choice for fans of "Nisekoi" and "Kaguya," where finally the boy takes the initiative into his own hands, albeit with comical consequences.
The premiere on Tokyo MX is scheduled for April 14, 2026, with a simultaneous global release on Crunchyroll. The story revolves around Yuki Asagi — a former "quiet kid" who decisively changes his image for his long-time friend Miku. Using techniques from his favorite shoujo manga, he tries to "corner her" with the perfect gaze, but each attempt turns into an awkward blunder. The tone is a light romantic comedy overflowing with energy and lacking smoothness, where teenage fantasies about love collide with real awkwardness. The atmosphere is similar to "Nisekoi" and "Kaguya-sama: Love Is War," but with a focus on the boy's active actions rather than retorts. Format: TV series of 12 episodes, each 24 minutes long, adapted from the manga published on Sunday Webry. If "Miss Maid" met "Kaguya" in a school hallway, this story would be the result.
The premiere will take place on April 14, 2026, on Tokyo MX and Crunchyroll.
A standard course of 12 episodes, each 24 minutes long, has been announced.
The manga is ongoing, and if the first season is successful, a second course of adaptation is likely.
About a boy who tries to court according to shoujo manga scripts, but his friend is too real for clichés.
Predominantly a comedy with a romantic line, without heavy dramatic twists.