Anime Adaptation of 'Fall in Love, You False Angels' Manga Coming in 2027
Great news for fans of Fall in Love, You False Angels! The beloved romantic comedy manga by Coco Uzuki is officially getting a TV anime adaptation. The announcement was confirmed by Anime News Network on June 11, 2026. The anime currently has a planned release window for 2027.
The manga began serialization in 2021 on Shueisha's popular digital platform Shonen Jump+. The story follows the comedic and romantic adventures of two characters who claim to be 'angels' but are actually ordinary humans. The series has recently seen a surge in popularity. Right after the announcement, Coco Uzuki drew a special celebratory illustration for the anime and shared it with fans.
This adaptation marks the first anime project in Uzuki's career. Having previously appeared in various anthologies and side stories, the mangaka has cemented their rise in the industry with this announcement. Fall in Love, You False Angels, which has already published multiple tankōbon volumes in Japan, does not yet have an official English or Turkish translation. Therefore, the anime adaptation is significant for the series' international recognition.
In a time when interest in the romantic comedy genre in the anime world is increasing every year, the announcement of this adaptation has excited many viewers. Notably, Shonen Jump+ is known as a platform that has hosted major works such as Spy x Family and Chainsaw Man. Whether Fall in Love, You False Angels will achieve similar success remains to be seen.
Currently, details about which studio will produce the anime adaptation, staff information, or broadcast details have not been announced yet. New announcements are expected in the coming months. If you haven't given the series a chance yet, you can start reading the available manga chapters online and be prepared for the story until the anime arrives.
Although 2027 seems far off, even the announcement of such projects shows the activity in the industry. Fall in Love, You False Angels has already started to catch the attention of new-generation romantic comedy fans. It's worth keeping an eye on developments.
