I Want to End This Love Game Episode 11 is set to release on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. The romantic comedy anime has been building toward a major turning point after Episode 10, where childhood friends Yukiya Asagi and Miku Sakura finally crossed a major line in their relationship. The series, produced by studio FelixFilm, has followed the pair as they play a years-long “I Love You Game” while secretly harboring feelings for each other.
The show has gained attention for its charming take on the classic “childhood friends to lovers” trope, with fans eagerly following Yukiya and Miku’s journey. Episode 10 ended on a major cliffhanger, and Episode 11 promises to deliver emotional payoffs that viewers have been waiting for.
Global Release and Streaming Information
I Want to End This Love Game Episode 11 will premiere in Japan on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at 11:00 PM JST on networks like Tokyo MX and MBS. For international audiences, the episode will be available on Crunchyroll with English subtitles and an English dub. The show is also streaming on iQIYI in select regions.
Episode release times on Crunchyroll for global audiences are as follows:
- Pacific Daylight Time: 7:00 AM
- Eastern Daylight Time: 10:00 AM
- British Summer Time: 3:00 PM
- Australian Eastern Standard Time: 12:00 AM (June 24)
The series will have 12 episodes total, with Episode 12 scheduled for June 30, 2026. This makes Episode 11 the penultimate episode, setting the stage for the finale.
Episode 10 Recap: Crossing the Line
Episode 10, which aired on June 16, 2026, marked a significant moment in the series. The episode showed Yukiya and Miku finally crossing the line during their Pocky game, with the two sharing a kiss. Miku refused to stop even after the kiss, and Yukiya found himself unable to hold back his feelings. The episode created a “no turning back” situation for both characters.
However, the episode also introduced new tension. Yukiya began questioning Miku’s behavior, noticing she seemed different from usual. Meanwhile, Miku was tormented by guilt and felt disheartened, believing she was not cute enough. The episode revealed that Miku’s desire to be cute stems from a certain event that happened four years ago, a mystery that will likely be explored in Episode 11.
What Happened in Previous Episodes
The anime follows Yukiya Asagi and Miku Sakura, childhood friends who started a game in sixth grade where they take turns saying “I love you.” The first person to get embarrassed loses. Now in high school, the game continues, but both have secretly developed real feelings for each other and refuse to admit it.
The series has shown their journey through various milestones. Early episodes established their dynamic as Yukiya, once a quiet nerd, attempted a glow-up to win Miku’s heart. Miku became class president and struggled with her own feelings. Episode 5 showed Miku visiting Yukiya’s home and wearing an apron, leading to flustered moments.
The school festival arc brought them closer, while Episode 9 focused on a “Pocky Game” where they almost kissed. Episode 10 delivered the payoff with an actual kiss. Throughout the season, side characters like Yukiya’s sister Wakana and Miku’s friend Nanami have supported and meddled in their relationship.
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What to Expect in Episode 11
Episode 11 is titled “Kimi wa Netsu ga Aru” (“You Have a Fever”), according to preview information. The story will show Miku catching a fever and staying home from school. Yukiya, unable to sit still, rushes to her side with a large amount of provisions and devotedly takes care of her.
As Yukiya prepares a meal, Miku feels relieved to hear the sounds of daily life returning to her quiet room. The feelings she had kept locked away begin to overflow, and she finally brings up the topic of the Pocky Game, referencing the kiss from Episode 10. This episode will likely explore the emotional fallout from their crossed line and Miku’s guilt over feeling she is not cute enough.
With only two episodes remaining, Episode 11 will probably resolve Miku’s insecurities and move the relationship forward. Yukiya’s devoted care for Miku suggests the episode will be emotionally charged, focusing on vulnerability and honesty between the two leads.
I Want to End This Love Game Episode 11 will air on June 23, 2026, on Crunchyroll and iQIYI. The series has built a dedicated following with its relatable romance, charming characters, and will-they-won’t-they tension.
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