Released across four episodes, these OVAs don't necessarily push the "False Love" plot toward its ultimate conclusion, but they capture exactly why fans fell for the series in the first place: the high-octane facial expressions, the SHAFT-style visual flair, and the relentless teasing of Raku’s ever-growing harem.
Episode 2 gives us Magical Pâtissière Kosaki-chan , a fever dream of a parody that turns Onodera, Chitoge, and Marika into magical girls. It’s self-aware, absurd, and easily the highlight for anyone who loves seeing the show poke fun at its own archetypes. Nisekoi OVA
As always, Studio SHAFT brings the heat. The animation remains crisp, the color palettes are vibrant, and the comedic timing is elevated by those signature head tilts and abstract backgrounds. Released across four episodes, these OVAs don't necessarily
While there’s plenty of the expected "hot springs" and "lost swimsuit" antics, the OVAs manage to squeeze in those quiet, heartbeat-skipping moments—particularly between Raku and Chitoge—that remind you why you're rooting for them (or against them, depending on your "Best Girl" allegiance). As always, Studio SHAFT brings the heat