Fall in Love, You False Angels Manga Enters Hiatus Ahead of Anime Debut

Coco Uzuki's Fall in Love, You False Angels is taking a break. And yes, this one hits hard for fans. The manga is going on hiatus because of the creator's health and the need to adjust her workload. That's the kind of news that makes you stop scrolling for a second, maje.

When the manga comes back

The pause will not last forever. The series is set to return in the January 2027-cover-dated issue, which lands in November. So this is a temporary stop, not a goodbye. For readers, that's a relief. For Coco Uzuki, it means time to recover and breathe a little. That matters more than rushing pages.

What the story is about

If you have not checked it out yet, the manga follows Otogi Katsura, a beautiful first-year high school student who looks like the perfect "heartthrob angel" class president. But that sweet image is just a mask. In reality, she is sharp, bold, and not afraid to call out nonsense when she sees it. Right there with her is Toki Ninomae, the vice president who looks calm, polished, and flawless. Of course, he is not that simple either. The two discover each other's hidden sides, and boom, the story gets deliciously messy.

Example? Otogi shuts down a group of boys bothering her at the train station. Instead of being shocked, Toki actually likes that side of her. That is the kind of chemistry that makes shōjo fans say, "Ay, no, these two are dangerous."

Why this series matters

The manga debuted in April 2023 in Kodansha's Dessert magazine. Since then, it has picked up serious momentum. The seventh compiled volume shipped in Japan on June 12. It also won the Shōjo category at the Kodansha Manga Awards in 2025, got a nomination for the Shogakukan Manga Awards, and landed in the top 20 of Kono Manga ga Sugoi! for female readers in multiple years.

That is not small potatoes. That is solid fan power.

Anime adaptation is already on the way

The timing is still important. MAPPA announced in June that it is producing a television anime adaptation for next year. So even with the hiatus, the franchise is not slowing down overall. If anything, it is entering a bigger stage. Fans are now waiting for both the manga's return and the anime rollout. Two tracks. One story. Plenty of hype.

For now, the message is clear: health first. The series pauses, the fanbase waits, and the comeback is already scheduled. Not ideal, sure. But better a rested creator than a burned-out one. Así de simple.