| Delicious | |
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| japanese title | オイシイ |
| translation | Oishī |
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Production information | |
| Broadcast information | |
| Japanese broadcast | May 15, 2015 |
| Other airdates | April 13, 2019 (United States) |
| Crunchyroll | Watch Here |
| Hulu | Watch Here |
| Episode chronology | |
| ← Previous Episode Teach Me/Master Raku |
Next Episode → Little Sister |
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Delicious (Oishī オイシイ) is the 6th episode of season 2 of the Nisekoi series that is originally written and illustrated by Naoshi Komi as a manga. The episode premiered on May 15, 2015.
Overview[]
Chitoge, Kosaki and Marika attempt to present their respective homemade chocolates to Raku on Valentine's Day. While Marika prepares a statue-sized chocolate, Kosaki accidentally trips and falls over hers - crumbling it - as she attempts to give it to Raku, much to her dismay. Raku is depressed about never getting chocolates from a girl before but after receiving obligatory chocolate from Tsugumi, he celebrates over the fact of finally getting one from a girl. Raku stumbles to find Marika and her chocolate statue in pieces; apologetic, Raku eats Marika's chocolate. Meanwhile, Chitoge finds Kosaki depressed of not being able to give her chocolates to her crush. The two promise to help each other get closer to their crushes and work together to make their chocolates. By the end of the day, Chitoge gives Raku salty chocolates while Kosaki manages to give Raku hers.
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Differences between anime and manga[]
- Half of "Delicious" is skipped over for adaptation. The scenes of Chitoge, Kosaki and Marika making their chocolates before Valentine's Day are condensed to a 45-second cold open.
- Any indication of Haru's existence is removed from this episode.
- "Changing Seats", the chapter before "Delicious", was also passed over for adaptation, leaving Kosaki's seat change in this episode unexplained.
- This episode also leaves out a section at the end of "Almost" in which Chitoge and Raku return to their gangs. Chitoge's realization of putting salt into her chocolate instead happens when she's on the way home.