Alternative Titles
English: Nisekoi: False Love
Synonyms: Nisekoi 2nd Season, Nisekoi Second Season
Japanese: ニセコイ:
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Type:
TV
Episodes:
12
Status:
Finished Airing
Aired:
Apr 10, 2015 to Jun 26, 2015
Premiered:
Spring 2015
Broadcast:
Fridays at 23:30 (JST)
Licensors:
Aniplex of America
Studios:
Shaft
Source:
Manga
Duration:
24 min. per ep.
Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
Statistics
Ranked:
#19232
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Popularity:
#239
Members:
481,308
Favorites:
2,275
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Story: 5/10 The second season is not about the pendant or developing relationships anymore. You can't blame the studio as it is just following the manga. This season is focused on read more
Ah, the story. This element might have singlehandedly brought this anime down. The 2nd season of Nisekoi has the "same" plot as the 1st. A Yakuza head's son by the name of Ichijo Raku has a pendant, and he doesn't know who has the key to opening it. The one with the key is his "true lover." Throughout the story we see a bunch of girls read more
If you enjoyed first season of this show, don't raise your hopes up, cause this season is like a filler. Story: The plot in Nisekoi is actually medicore. The first season probably entertained you by it's comedy and you can call it romance lol... Second s. is worse, while it's still pretty enjoyable to follow it goes nowhere. The end felt like it's just begging and honestly there should be 24 episodes not 12... 5/10 Art: The art is very nice to look at. 8/10 Sound: Opening is really good along with the ed. The soundtrack overall is at high level so you can just watch this season read more
Nisekoi: barley gives any progression to the story. It's just 12 episodes filled with comedy. Sure, it is a romance anime. But comedy has dominated it. No wonder it's called Nisekoi (False Love) because there isn't any in it. Yeah yeah, the girls are head over heels in love with Raku but does Raku have a clue? NO. Did he get a clue in season 1? NO. Though there is a slight progress in the story but that is more related to the past of the character and a hint of the promise. That's all there is, 1.5 read more
Nisekoi: has a strange title when you stare at it. It is the second season of an anime that is quite popular, but instead of giving it a number or some kind of continuation phrase, it simply adds a colon to the end of its name. It seems quite out of place, perhaps making you wonder, “Why is that even there?” Traditionally colons in sentences are used in conjunction with lists or highlighting something specific. Or to put it another way, a colon is used when wishing to speak about a relevant thing or set of read more
The second season was full of high expectations after a successful 1st season, with a lot of anime fans arguing with who the promised girl is, who opens the locket, what team or girl or waifu they represent. It became a fan-seasoned service, and the plot was messed up. No plot is present except SOME episodes. If you read the manga, you'll probably think "what happened with the second season?!" or something like that. The chapters of the manga are scattered in different episodes. Rally Go Round is one of the best opening read more
One of the biggest differences between Nisekoi: and Nisekoi (S1) is the tone of the plot. While season 2 definitely has some standout moments, the drama surrounding Raku's childhood promise and what's in his pendant has been significantly toned down, as the series instead chooses to focus more on the comedic side of things. Now, this isn't read more
BUT! Don't get me wrong, it still lives up to the genre it belongs, which is RomCom. It succeeds in bringing romantic scenes and comedic ones. It's just that it pains me that this show lead me towards nowhere. This is a review(duh) so let's read more
Ok, so here are my ratings: Story: My verdict, a Fair 6. Art: My verdict, a Mediocre 5 Sound: My verdict a Good 7 Character: My verdict a Mediocre 5 Enjoyment: My verdict also a Mediocre 5 And last, Overall: My verdict a Poor 3 So, what was suppose to be a 20 something episode was reduce to just 12.... cu'z I could have sworn that this was suppose to run for that amount of episodes as indicated in MAL after watching the first episode on April 11. Anyways, the anime basically has become what we can say is from good to bland, on the first sequel read more
Nisekoi: is the sequel to the infamous herald of harems, the show that triggered one of the greatest waifu wars in the history of our world. Which team are you on? Team Chitoge? Team Onodera? Maybe you're a rebel and you're on Team Marika or Team Tsugumi, but you're all wrong, cause Team Onodera all the way! Either way, don't expect Nisekoi: to have any substantial and developing plot. It is Nisekoi after all. This season is basically a giant filler season, and it's basically just an attachment to the first season, as there isn't any relevant story line. This season read more
-Before you read this review I'd like to mention that I am also up-to-date with the ongoing manga which this anime is based off of. I guess you can say that Nisekoi right now is one of those mainstream anime because of the various heroines that star in the show with their somewhat diverse personalities and scenarios around them. With that comes a lot of more or less equal hate and love of the story. Honestly, I have no idea how this anime got a lot of the attention due to the story so it's most likely because of the " Moe-factor " or the grills. ( read more
(There will be some SPOILERS in my review) Story: (4/10) (SPOILERS) The story continues from the 1st Season as the hunt for the key to his locket continues. That plot synopsis alone is kind of misleading to me. This season didn't really have anything to do with Raku's locket. Well, if you count the episode where Onodera's little sister stole his locket and eventually returned it to him. Other than that, nothing. This season alone is just Raku spending read more
"Man, this anime is great! But you know... it has a bit too much plot development. It feels like Raku is going to have to pick a girl at some point, and I really don't want that to happen because endless fillers with no progression are the best. That progression with Onodera especially needs to go; that was really uninteresting. Can we just throw a little sister character in there that gets in the way of all potentially good Onodera scenes? And while we're at it, can we add a few more girls? read more
1) episodes has been reduced (1st season have 20 while this time only 12) 2) there is too much filler in this season 3) many part of the episodes are not connected to earlier episodes for those enjoyed the 1st season, you can continue watching this 2nd season but don't put your hopes too high as it might disappoint you...
Story: 7/10 This season literally didn't have any story to it. All episodes were split into two different stories = split story series it was this season. But the split stories were good with some being related to the main female characters and new characters along with some old characters. I think the manga might end with Raku being with Chitoge (This is not a spoiler. It is something I imagine might happen in the read more
The first season was funny, romantic and adorable. This season on the other hand feels different. Not necessarily worse, just different. Before anything else- please keep in mind that there are minor and major spoilers in this review, furthermore, if you haven’t seen the first season yet ( for whatever reason ) please don’t read the review due to huge spoilers. Story ( 6.5/10 ) The story starts where it ended; Chitaki being in love with Raku. However she is completely aware of it this time. Long story short- this is also how the season ended. The reason why the first season was so adorable read more
I can't tell if the first season was animated this badly or if they had a step down in quality. Honestly, if you pause an episode at any point with a character on screen, they were pulling a weird face or had read more |