Childhood friends Yukiya and Miku share everything…except their feelings. Ever since sixth grade, they’ve played a “love game”: they take turns saying “I love you” and whoever gets flustered first loses. Now in high school, their hearts are closer than ever—but will they finally find the courage to confess?
(Source: Crunchyroll)
The rules of the Aishiteru Game are simple: your heart flutters, you lose. Generations of romcom authors (competent and incompetent) recognise the limits of the concept as a plot device, but not the author of _I Want to End This Love Game_. The game relies on one's inability to put on a poker face o…
This is definitely my second favorite romance anime.
Short summary: I want to end this love game has a unique plot with great characters. The main couple (Yukiya and Miku) compete in a game where the first to make the other's heart race wins. It started somewhere in middle and still continues high…
A show where 'I love you!' is both a weapon, and affection.
[800+ words] [spoilers flagged]
>“I love you, Miku.” – Yukiya Asagi.
“I love you too, Yukiya!” – Sakura Miku.
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Story: 7/10
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Childhood friends Yukiya and Miku are playing a game called the ‘Love Game’, where the first person to blush and admit that they like the other is the loser. However,…