Love Tyrant

A cupid's mistaken entry in a magical Kiss Note pulls ordinary student Seiji into an urgent matchmaking problem governed by supernatural paperwork.

Synopsis
The Anime Lad

Guri is a cupid whose Kiss Note creates couples when selected people kiss. She accidentally writes student Seiji's name and arrives with an urgent correction procedure. Seiji already has a crush, which gives the mistake an apparent solution. The magical notebook continues treating human attraction as editable clerical data.

Super Eyepatch Fox

Cupid Guri mishandles the Kiss Note and records Seiji. Correcting the error requires a kiss. Seiji has someone in mind, but magical matchmaking has already replaced ordinary courtship with compulsory paperwork. Approach the crush. Explain nothing useful. Hope the notebook's rules stop creating larger problems.

Gigguku

Guri makes one mistake in a magical notebook and Seiji's ordinary crush explodes into supernatural romantic anarchy. The Kiss Note can create couples, but it cannot make its cupid behave sensibly. Seiji only wants a normal relationship, and the premise immediately replaces that wish with urgent rules and reckless magical interference!

Father's Basement

The characters communicate at maximum volume, and the aggressive jokes can become exhausting quickly. The Kiss Note remains a productive device. It turns romance into badly managed supernatural administration, where Guri can interfere with relationships without understanding them. Seiji's desire for something ordinary gives the escalating premise a necessary target.

A Kiss Note is a powerful notebook that makes anyone who has their name written together will instantly fall in love if they kiss each other regardless of any circumstances. This magical and very familiar item belongs to an angel named Guri whose job as cupid is to create couples.

What defines it

An absurd ecchi gag romcom that parodies Death Note. Manic and shameless.

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