By: Dave Annisafee
February 16, 2026
It may no longer be the month of love but that doesn’t mean it’s no longer in season. Love has a unique way of always giving us that special warm fuzzy feeling.
One of the best ways to get that feeling, in my opinion, is Romance Anime. Anime, as an artform, has this ability of visualizing a lot of deep or sometimes complex feelings or emotions, romance animes especially.
So I’ve curated a list of six different romance animes that you can watch to get that fuzzy feeling.
Every anime on this list is also available on Crunchyroll (a streaming service largely known for their collection of anime and Japanese popular media). I will also provide the number of episodes for each anime and whether it has an English dub or not.
Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove it
Science Fell in Love poster. (Image source: Crunchyroll)
Summary: When grad students Himuro Ayame and Yukimura Shinya realize they are falling for each other, they try to figure out what it means to be in love. Surely there must be logic behind it? As scientists, the two must be able to figure out the science behind love using logic and experiments.
Science Fell in Love is available to watch on Crunchyroll in English with two seasons and 24 episodes.
The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten
The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten series banner. (Image source: Crunchyroll)
Summary: When Amane Fujimiya chooses to live on his own for high school, he runs into Mahiru Shiina, the smart and beautiful “Angel” of his grade, stranded in the rain. After learning that the two of them are neighbors, Shiina repays Fujimiya for lending her his umbrella by bringing him leftovers and cleaning his apartment. These small actions slowly intertwine the two’s lives as they reveal their loneliness to each other in a budding domestic romance.
You can watch The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten exclusively on Crunchyroll with one season and 12 episodes.
My Dress Up Darling
My Dress Up Darling Season Two visuals (Image source: Crunchyroll)
Summary: Since he was young, Wakana Gojo fell in love with the beauty of Hina Dolls. But when one of his classmates learns of this, they ridicule him for “playing with dolls,” driving him to shut himself out and become a loner among his peers.
Now in high school, after class, he sneaks one of his Hina dolls into the school’s sewing room to fix her dress. While there, he runs into the bubbly, popular girl Kitigawa Marin. Expecting ridicule from her, Marin actually praises him, finding the Hina doll interesting. Noticing that Gojo can sew, Marin asks him to help her make cosplays for her favorite game and anime characters. Opening Gojo’s eyes to a whole new beauty of the world.
You can watch My Dress Up Darling on Crunchyroll, with two seasons and 24 episodes, in English.
Kaguya-Sama: Love is War
Love is War Season One banner. (Image source: Medium)
Summary: Before the start of any relationship, there is a battle, where the winner is decided by whoever confesses their feelings first. And at Shuchiin Academy, it's no different. A battle rages between the student council president, Miyuki Shirogane, and the vice president, Kaguya Shinomiya. Who will confess first in this battle for love?
Love is War’s three seasons and two specials, a total of 43 episodes, are available to watch on Crunchyroll in English.
Uzaki-Chan Wants to Hang Out
Uzaki-Chan Wants to Hang Out Season Two banner. (Image source: Crunchyroll)
Summary: Starting his second year of college, Sakurai Shinichi is suddenly reunited with his High School kohai (junior) Uzaki Hana. Noticing that Sakurai has pretty much been a loner, Uzaki makes it her mission to fill her Senpai’s (senior) college life with as much fun as possible.
You can watch Uzaki-Chan on Crunchyroll with two seasons, 25 episodes, available in English.
Horimiya
Horimiya series banner. (Image source: Crunchyroll)
Summary: Hori Kyoko is a popular, academic overachiever at school, but outside of school, she's a homemaker. Taking care of her little brother while her parents are out at work. Miyamura Izumi is a gloomy loner at school, but outside of school, he has tattoos and piercings. When the two accidentally learn of each other's other sides, the sides they keep secret from their peers, a connection between the two starts forming, deeper than either anticipated.
You can watch Horimiya, available in English, on Crunchyroll or Hulu with two seasons, 26 episodes.
There’s no better feeling than the feeling of love, so enjoy a few of these anime that can give you that feeling.