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Coco Uzuki's Fall in Love, You False Angels manga is going on hiatus due to the creator's health and to adjust her workload. The series will return in the January 2027-cover-dated issue of Kodansha's Dessert magazine in November. The announcement came in the October issue of Dessert.
MAPPA announced during its 15th anniversary lineup reveal livestream on June 19 that it is producing a television anime adaptation of Coco Uzuki's shojo manga Fall in Love, You False Angels, set for a 2027 release. Yasutomo Okamoto directs the series, with Mariko Oka handling character design, Yōhei Yamazaki as series script supervisor, and Yuriko Waki as animation producer. The manga, which debuted in Kodansha's Dessert magazine in April 2023, won the 49th Kodansha Manga Award in the shojo category in 2025 and was nominated for the Shogakukan Manga Awards that same year. Kodansha USA publishes the English version. The story follows high school class president Otogi Katsura, who maintains a perfect angelic image while hiding her brash true personality, and her vice president Toki Ninomae, who reveals a hidden side of his own. The seventh compiled volume shipped in Japan on June 12.
Coco Uzuki's romance manga Fall in Love, You False Angels is getting a television anime adaptation scheduled for 2027. The announcement was made on Friday via a new official X/Twitter account, accompanied by a commemorative illustration from Uzuki. The manga's seventh compiled volume, which shipped the same day in Japan, also carried the anime news on its wraparound jacket cover. The series debuted in Kodansha's Dessert magazine in April 2023 and won the 49th Kodansha Manga Award in the shojo category in 2025. It was also nominated for the Shogakukan Manga Awards that year and has ranked in the top 20 of Takarajimasha's Kono Manga ga Sugoi! guidebook for female readers multiple times. Kodansha USA Publishing has licensed the manga in English. No staff, cast, studio, or broadcast details have been announced yet.