Kaguya-sama: Love Is War

20199

אנימציהקומדיה

יצא לאור

12 בינו׳ 2019

מדינה

יפן

הפקה

A-1 Pictures

מחשבים אותה כגאון בזכות הציונים הגבוהים ביותר במדינה, מיאויקי שירוג'אן מובילה את מועצת הסטודנטים היוקרתית של האקדמיה שוּקִין כמנכ"ל, יחד עם המועמדת המופלאה והעשירה קאג'יה שינומיה. הסטודנטים מתארים את הזוג כזוג מושלם, למרות שאין להם קשר רומנטי.

About

Quick guide

Kaguya‑Sama: Love Is War is a high‑school comedy about two student council leaders who play mind‑games to make the other confess love.

Set at the elite Shuchiin Academy, the series follows president Miyuki Shirogane and vice‑president Kaguya Shinomiya as they engage in elaborate psychological battles to force each other to admit their feelings first. Their rivalry is a blend of witty dialogue, clever schemes, and subtle emotional moments, often involving other members of the council. The show explores themes of pride, ambition, and the awkwardness of young romance, all wrapped in a light‑hearted, comedic tone that keeps viewers engaged episode after episode.

What to know

4 seasons, 43 episodes total
24‑minute episodes, standard anime length
A‑1 Pictures produced the series
Available with English subtitles and a dub
Fewer filler arcs; most content follows the manga
Features a mix of comedy and psychological strategy
Voice cast includes Makoto Furukawa (Miyuki) and Aoi Koga (Kaguya)
Includes an OVA episode and two feature‑length films

Watch if

If you enjoy clever romantic comedy with sharp dialogue, a high‑school setting, and characters who use wit as their weapon, Kaguya‑Sama’s mind‑games will keep you laughing and intrigued throughout all four seasons.

Skip if

If you prefer action‑driven anime, fast‑paced battles, or stories with explicit content, this light‑hearted psychological rom‑com may not meet your expectations.

romance elementspsychological elementslight tonedialogue heavyfamily friendlyslow burnfast pacedmature themes

Premise

At Shuchiin Academy, the student council president Miyuki Shirogane and vice‑president Kaguya Shinomiya engage in a silent war of wits, each trying to force the other to confess love first. Their schemes involve elaborate setups, psychological tricks, and subtle flirtations, creating a unique blend of humor and strategy.

Cast & Characters

Miyuki is voiced by Makoto Furukawa, while Kaguya is brought to life by Aoi Koga. Supporting characters include the naive Chika Fujiwara (Voiced by Aoi Yuki) and the earnest Yu Ishigami (Voiced by Hiroshi Kamiya), all contributing to the council’s dynamic.

Production Details

The anime is produced by A‑1 Pictures and directed by a team of directors, with original music by Kei Haneoka. Each episode runs about 24 minutes and is distributed by Aniplex, with an English dub produced by Funimation.

Season Breakdown

Season 1 (12 episodes) sets up the rivalry; Season 2 (12 episodes) expands the stakes; Season 3, titled Ultra Romantic, continues the escalating battles; and Season 4 (13 episodes) brings new challenges and deeper character arcs.

Episode Highlights

The show is known for its quick‑witted banter and clever setups, such as the umbrella swap, the ramen shop incident, and the elaborate “confession” contests, each episode building on the previous ones without major filler.

Themes & Style

Kaguya‑Sama blends psychological strategy with heartfelt moments. It showcases how pride can drive people, how people learn to show vulnerability, and how humor can diffuse tension, all delivered through sharp dialogue and a light tone.

Related Media

Beyond the four seasons, the franchise includes an OVA, two feature‑length films, and a live‑action adaptation. These additional formats expand on the story while maintaining the core wit and romance.

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