The manga Fall in Love, You False Angels goes on hiatus due to the author's health

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There's something almost ironic about a story about perfect masks being forced to bring down the curtain for such a human reason. Coco Uzuki's Fall in Love, You False Angels (Koiseyo Mayakashi Tenshi-domo) manga will go on hiatus, the October issue of Kodansha's Dessert magazine announced on August 25, 2026. The break responds to the author's health concerns and the need to reorganize her workload. The series is scheduled to pick up again in the January 2027 cover issue, which will go on sale in November, just as the MAPPA animated adaptation is already warming up for its premiere that same year.


With seven volumes published in Japan, the seventh arriving on June 12, 2026, and an English license in charge of Kodansha USA since the beginning of 2025, the work reaches this brake with a resume that cannot be improvised: it won the shojo category of the 49th Kodansha Manga Awards in 2025, was nominated for the 71st Shogakukan Awards the same year and made it into the top 20 several times the Kono Manga ga Sugoi list! for readers. All that while anticipation for the anime continues to grow.




The plot follows Otogi Katsura, the first-year class president who everyone calls the angel of the heart. In front of the classroom she is sweet, serene and perfectly composed; in private she is direct, brusque and does not hesitate to nip in the bud any rude advance. His counterpart is Toki Ninomae, the vice president whose impeccable courtesy hides an equally sharp edge. When Otogi dispatches a group of guys trying to flirt with her at the train station, Toki witnesses the moment and is drawn to precisely that unfiltered version. He returns her honesty and they both recognize each other as accomplices. They decide to protect the secret of their true personalities from the rest of the school, and that pact brings them closer and closer.


Uzuki premiered the series in Dessert in April 2023 and has since built a light romantic comedy that is sustained by the tension of hidden identities. The day-to-day life of the school, train rides, council meetings, hallways and classrooms, becomes the stage where two seemingly blameless leaders discover that shared vulnerability can be more dangerous and attractive than any perfect performance. That contrast between the angelic façade and the real character is the driving force that has taken the work from the pages of a shojo magazine to a MAPPA production.


Awards, MAPPA and the weight of keeping pace


The announcement of the hiatus comes months after MAPPA confirmed, in June 2026, that it will produce the TV series scheduled for release in 2027. During the livestream of its fifteenth anniversary, the studio showed a visual teaser and a trailer. The direction was in the hands of Yasutomo Okamoto, the series composition by Yohei Yamazaki and the character design by Mariko Oka, known for her work on The Rose of Versailles. Yuriko Waki is listed as an animation producer, with Takumi Hashimoto as art direction, Kana Tanabe as color design, Shunsuke Taniguchi as photography and Ayumu Takahashi as editor.


Knowing that the MAPPA anime is already dated in 2027 and that the author prioritizes her health before returning to the pages of Dessert.

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