I liked Onodera a lot but it was obvious from the beginning that the character development was more centered on the two main characters and for good reason. Because of this shared experience between the two characters, their chemistry simply builds from there until their relationship is fully explored. It really connects with the audience on a certain level. The movie’s depiction of Chitoge and Raku’s sense of isolation as their family background looms over their heads, and the sense of wanting to be normal and to belong. While the general plot was unrealistic, it does touch on something real. I never thought that a rock star would so casually agree to sport a wig and do the ridiculous things that Claude ended up doing, even though these were done with an underlying serious tone. I particularly liked Claude, played by Japanese rock star Daigo and his overprotectiveness of Beehive’s princess Chitoge. If its to your taste, its super funny, especially the scenes that feature the rival gangs when they spy on their masters or the over the top daydream scenes that center around Raku and Onodera. Its part of the charm of live action version. You will feel like you are watching an anime with the exaggerated expressions, the constant yelling, the regular state of panic and the general sense of going overboard - with everything. If you’re a fan of Japanese live adaptations of anime hits, you will not be surprised at how Nisekoi is presented. Will the ruse work, given the circumstances? But Raku has a secret crush on his classmate Kosaki Onodera (Natsumi Ikema) and basically falls in hate at first sight with Chitoge. In order to prevent bloodshed between the two gangs, Raku and Chitoge’s fathers come up with a plan to fake a relationship between their children to keep the bloodlust at bay. Synopsis: Raku Ichijo (Kento Nakajima) is the only son of a Yakuza boss and is expected to lead the organization after his father. Chitoge Kirisaki (Ayami Nakajo) is the only daughter of the Beehive Gang from New York.

I must say though that this live action movie adaptation will make you go crazy with a wide array of emotions and I for, one didn’t mind the roller coaster ride at all. I didn’t read the manga or watch Nisekoi anime but after watching Nisekoi Live Action, I feel that I have a pretty firm grasp of the original material’s general feel.

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