As one of the thousands of Japanese students afflicted with "chunibyo," a state where they're so desperate to stand out that they've convinced themselves that they have secret knowledge and hidden powers, Yuta spent most of his middle school years living in a complete fantasy world. He's finally managing to overcome his delusions but his chunibyo have attracted the attentions of another sufferer, and she's decided that this makes him her soul mate.
The peaks and the valleys. Find the essential episodes — and the ones to skip.
Yuta begins to worry after it becomes apparent that Rikka may not come back. Sanae ditches her Dekomori persona to follow suit with Rikka, while Kumin "inherits" Wicked Lord Shingan's powers. Yuta can't bear being without Rikka an...
Rikka and Yuta are unsure of where they're headed, and each gets some advice from a friend. Rikka's sister reveals her intention of studying the culinary arts in France, and asks Yuta to help her with Rikka. Through their own spec...
After refusing to face the truth about her father, Rikka "retreats" to her home with Yuta in tow. Makoto is finding it tough to figure out his feelings for Kumin, and Yuta shares a night together with Rikka that impacts them both ...
A NEW Fake Mori Summer appears, hell bent of taking Dekomori as her own. But her sinister motives are discovered and only the REAL Fake Mori Summer can make her relinquish her hold on Sanae!
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