Nisekoi OVA

~EDITED REVIEW~ Nisekoi is a romantic comedy/harem that came out Winter 2014 and I sure miss that series. The Nisekoi OVA, I can say for sure, was a blast to watch and is enjoyable just like the show itself. But even as good as it was, it still has flaws. There are 3 episodes of the OVA, so let me talk about each one individually. Nisekoi OVA #1: The main focus of this OVA is the slight development to Onodera and Raku's love. (And since I am a big shipper of the OnoderaxRaku thing I really felt that the OVA was adorable) But don't worry Chitoge fans, because they still manage to keep the comedic relationship between Raku and her. And believe me, it was totally worth it and hilarious. For certainty, this OVA could be for everyone, but is more directed to the Onodera shippers. Due to it lacking some screen time for the other characters it might be disappointing for others. Nevertheless, I still recommend this OVA for people to watch if you already saw the series. Nisekoi OVA #2 The first half of the OVA focuses on Marika Tachibana having a part time job at a family restaurant. You may be thinking, "Why does she need a job if she is already rich?" It is later explained in the episode, but the reveal is actually quite sweet and endearing. What I got from this first half was that is showed really great development for Marika. The 2nd half managed to give screen time to all the characters of the show. It was New Year's Day and everyone comes to visit Raku's household. While they are at the house, all the girls got drunk and start being flirtatious with Raku (except Ruri). And by the end, we assume that all the girls did "something" with him. But instead are given an idea that is was all a dream. I felt this one was the weirdest out of all the parts of the OVA but still gave us quite a few laughs. Nisekoi OVA #3 OVA #3 is a hot spring episode with all the the characters shown. However, all the girls in the series were just there for fanservice. So if you are into that type of stuff, then this episode could be for you. As a person who doesn't like fanservice I was quite disappointed. This OVA does have a good thing to it though! We were introduced to new characters that is in Nisekoi season 2, so that's a plus. In all, this episode is the one I liked the least. If you like the ecchi type of atmosphere to a harem anime, then you may end up liking this a lot. Anyways, try checking it out! The Nisekoi OVA's are something you should at least watch watch if you were a fan of the series beforehand. Though some episodes may not be good as others, they still are enjoyable at the least. If you haven't watched Nisekoi, then I recommend that you should watch it too. Hope you give it a watch and have fun watching it.

Firstly, Nisekoi is a romantic comedy who good lately. The Nisekoi OVA, I can explain who it's good for my opinion per episode : OVA 1: This OVA about relationship Onodera and Raku. THis can fully be liked if you're a Onodera fan happy. But I think it's good who watch the series.. and this ova quite good because RomCom in this anime is there. OVA 2 This OVA focuses on Marika Tachibana having a part time job at a family restaurant. What I got from this first half was that is showed really great development for Marika. and 2nd focuses a new year party who all character there. And who like harem genre . it's almost paradise. OVA 3 : This OVA can be opening for season 2 who there is new character who will there in season 2 In all, this episode is the one I liked the least. If you like harem type, this ova give you want.

Full of fan-service art. Not much joy, i think. However, I enjoyed it a bit. You dont expect main story progression. Since these suppose to bring fun-action with full of fan-service thing. No need other reason to giving my score at 8 because im laughing gently, when every scene come through random plot. The author really made a nice plot setting at every motion. I mostly enjoying every art detail, the all girls show on this 3 final OVA. Really, all girls had their shine here. What a day! For the score? Here are the list: Enjoyment: 9 Sound / art : 9 Character : 9 Story : 6 Overall : 8 Thats was my wise decision ever to make. I dont need other explanation, cause the number just put it into the best explain. And i must say a good bye too to the whole series. Becuse i just read a spoiler caption (with no any intention, just being curious) and decide to never go back to this. Yes, i angry because the anime itself can not finished what they started over the whole serie. They decide to just make some bullshit fan-service art, with no any story progress (at first im mad, but then.... I must pull my restrain!). But, nevermind that! All people can have their problem. So be it, and fast move on to another series. So .... Adios!

Revisiting the Nisekoi (2014) OVA after so long was a very pleasant experience. Unlike the main episodes of the series, this OVA functions more as a collection of comedic, romantic, and lighthearted moments between the characters. There are no major revelations, impactful events, or anything that significantly alters the main story, but that doesn't mean the content is disposable. On the contrary, it serves to further deepen the camaraderie of the cast and deliver fun situations that fans of the series will certainly appreciate. Much of the OVA relies on Nisekoi's characteristic humor, using misunderstandings, exaggerated interactions, and the already established chemistry between the characters. The comedy works well most of the time, eliciting some good laughs without resorting to anything too innovative. The romance is also still present, with light and charismatic moments that reinforce the charm of the series. Even without significantly advancing the relationships, it's fun to follow the interactions between the characters and observe how each of them reacts to the situations presented. However, the aspect that struck me most wasn't the comedy or the romance. The moment that truly changed my perception of this OVA was a line spoken by Shuu Maiko. At one point, he says, "I want my best friend to overcome all difficulties and achieve happiness." It may seem like a simple phrase at first glance, but it carries a sincerity that caught my attention. In many works, characters like Shuu often exist only to provide comic relief or to occasionally help the protagonist. Here, however, this line demonstrates something much deeper: a genuine friendship, based on respect, loyalty, and true concern for the well-being of another person. In a time when sincere relationships often seem increasingly rare, seeing this kind of companionship represented so directly impacted me more than any romantic scene in the episode. It was precisely because of this moment that my assessment of the OVA improved considerably. What initially seemed like just extra content ended up revealing a small, but significant, portrait of true friendship. Sometimes it's these simple details that remain in the memory long after the funniest or most romantic scenes have been forgotten. Visually, the animation maintains the series' quality standard. The characters remain expressive, the scenes are well-directed, and the overall presentation is pleasant to watch. Nothing extraordinary, but certainly competent and consistent with the rest of the work. Overall, this OVA isn't essential to the Nisekoi story, but it's a fun addition for those who like the characters and want to spend more time with them. The comedy works, the romance entertains, and unexpectedly, there's even room for an interesting reflection on friendship and loyalty. Animation: good. Comedy: good. Romance: fun. Characters: charismatic. Most memorable moment: Shuu Maiko's demonstration of friendship and companionship. Final score: 7/10. =================================================================================================================Versão em Português===================================== Rever o OVA de Nisekoi (2014) depois de tanto tempo foi uma experiência muito agradável. Diferente dos episódios principais da série, este OVA funciona mais como uma coletânea de momentos cômicos, românticos e descontraídos entre os personagens. Não há grandes revelações, acontecimentos impactantes ou algo que altere significativamente a história principal, mas isso não significa que o conteúdo seja descartável. Pelo contrário, ele serve para aprofundar ainda mais a convivência do elenco e entregar situações divertidas que os fãs da obra certamente vão apreciar. Grande parte do OVA aposta no humor característico de Nisekoi, utilizando mal-entendidos, interações exageradas e a química já estabelecida entre os personagens. A comédia funciona bem na maior parte do tempo, arrancando algumas boas risadas sem precisar recorrer a nada muito inovador. O romance também continua presente, com momentos leves e carismáticos que reforçam o charme da série. Mesmo sem avançar os relacionamentos de forma significativa, é divertido acompanhar as interações entre os personagens e observar como cada um deles reage às situações apresentadas. Entretanto, o aspecto que mais me marcou não foi a comédia nem o romance. O momento que realmente mudou minha percepção sobre este OVA foi uma fala de Shuu Maiko. Em determinado momento, ele diz: “Eu quero que meu melhor amigo supere todas as dificuldades e alcance a felicidade”, pode parecer uma frase simples à primeira vista, mas ela carrega uma sinceridade que me chamou bastante atenção. Em muitas obras, personagens como Shuu costumam existir apenas para servir de alívio cômico ou para ajudar ocasionalmente o protagonista. Aqui, porém, essa fala demonstra algo muito mais profundo: uma amizade genuína, baseada em respeito, lealdade e preocupação verdadeira com o bem-estar de outra pessoa. Em uma época em que relações sinceras muitas vezes parecem cada vez mais raras, ver esse tipo de companheirismo representado de forma tão direta acabou me impactando mais do que qualquer cena romântica do episódio. Foi justamente por causa desse momento que minha avaliação sobre o OVA melhorou consideravelmente. O que inicialmente parecia apenas um conteúdo extra acabou revelando um pequeno, mas significativo, retrato de amizade verdadeira. Às vezes são esses detalhes simples que permanecem na memória muito depois que as cenas mais engraçadas ou românticas já foram esquecidas. Visualmente, a animação mantém o padrão de qualidade da série. Os personagens continuam expressivos, as cenas são bem dirigidas e a apresentação geral é agradável de assistir. Nada extraordinário, mas certamente competente e consistente com o restante da obra. No geral, este OVA não é essencial para a história de Nisekoi, mas é uma adição divertida para quem gosta dos personagens e deseja passar mais algum tempo com eles. A comédia funciona, o romance entretém e, inesperadamente, há até espaço para uma reflexão interessante sobre amizade e lealdade. Animação: boa. Comédia: boa. Romance: divertido. Personagens: carismáticos. Momento mais marcante: a demonstração de amizade e companheirismo de Shuu Maiko. Nota final: 7/10.