(C) Domoto Yuki/Shogakukan
The manga “I Want to End the Love Game,” currently being serialized in Shogakukan’s “Sunday Webry,” has been announced as being adapted into a TV anime, and an illustration by the original author, Domoto Yuki, has been unveiled to commemorate the decision to make the anime.
Commemorative illustration for the TV anime adaptation
(C) Domoto Yuki/Shogakukan
The series is a love story between two childhood friends in their first year of high school who have been playing a game since they were little, where they take turns saying “I love you” to each other and the one who gets embarrassed loses. The latest 7th volume of the original manga will be released on June 18th.
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A Youthful Love Story of Stubborn Childhood Friends Comes to Life
The upcoming TV anime adaptation of “I Want to End the Love Game” adds another charming entry to the romantic comedy genre. With its focus on two childhood friends locked in a battle of love and pride, the story promises both heartwarming and comedic moments. These kinds of dynamics—where characters can’t admit their true feelings—resonate strongly with fans of works like Kaguya-sama: Love is War. It will be interesting to see how the anime brings out the emotional tension and growth between the leads, especially through animation and voice performances. This adaptation may become a sleeper hit if handled with the right tone and pacing.
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