Tokiko Kofudo– Author –

— Everything You Need to Know Before You Watch — Anyway, I'm Falling in Love with You received its anime adaptation in 2025. The original manga ran from 2020 to 2026, selling over 1.7 million copies before its conclusion. When the first season ended, a second season was announced almost immediately — a clear sign of how warmly the series was received. This guide covers everything you need to know before you start watching: the basics, where to watch, and what kind of ...

— Everyone Wanted Mizuho to Be Happy — The ending of this story is not about who won. It is about how each of the four of them found a way to make peace with their feelings for Mizuho. And inside each of those moments lies everything this story has been building toward. This article explains the ending of Anyway, I'm Falling in Love with You in full — including major spoilers. If you haven't finished the final volume yet, this is your moment to turn back. ⚠...

— The Person Who Never Meant to Change Everything — Mizuho never wanted to hurt anyone. And yet she became deeply entangled in the lives of all four of them. She received Kizuki's confession. She sensed something in Shin's feelings, but couldn't be sure. She mistook Shugo's quiet presence for simple kindness. Only Airu told her the truth himself. Is Mizuho simply an oblivious heroine? Or was she someone who spent years caught between her dreams and her emotions — doing her...

— The Person Protecting the Atmosphere — Airu never blamed anyone. Not when Kizuki acted. Not when Shin kept waiting. Not when Shugo chose silence. Airu stood in a slightly different place from the rest. Because the person Airu truly loved was never Mizuho. It was Kizuki. And the person Kizuki loved was Mizuho. Still, Airu never once brought that feeling into the space between them. This essay looks at Airu as the person who chose to protect the relationship itself — even ...

— The Person Who Moved First — Kizuki did not hesitate. While Shin waited, while Shugo hid his feelings, while Airu quietly watched over everyone, Kizuki was the one who acted. As the pandemic canceled tournament after tournament, and the ordinary world he had always known began to fall apart, Kizuki put his feelings for Mizuho into words. Was that courage? Or was it something closer to running from the fear of watching his own world collapse? This essay looks at what it m...