Three episodes of pure character moments instead of plot mechanics. The OVA strips away the harem stalling and gives you the girls in situations that actually let them breathe, funny because it's allowed to be, not because it's stretching a joke thin across 24 minutes. If you've been waiting for Nisekoi to slow down and let you actually like these people, this is what that feels like.
Three comedy and romance OVA episodes, originally packaged with volumes 14, 16 and 17 of the Nisekoi manga, each adapt a pair of chapters. Raku, son of a Shuei-Gumi yakuza leader, still has to act as the boyfriend of Chitoge, daughter of a boss in the rival Beehive gang, so the two families stay at peace. Ruri misplaces her glasses at school, and the group lends a hand at a shrine on New Year's Day, where the girls come to believe something sinister has latched onto Raku. Raku wonders why Marika keeps leaving school early, and a surprise holiday visit to his mansion goes sideways when Chitoge eats foreign sweets that turn out to contain alcohol. A broken bath sends Raku to a public bathhouse where the girls also show up, and a hot springs trip ends with the girls' clothes landing on the men's side.
