Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove It

Can love truly be quantified, analyzed, and proven with scientific rigor? That's the challenge facing Ayame Himuro and Shinya Yukimura, two brilliant but socially awkward researchers at Saitama University. Convinced that romance is just another phenomenon to be dissected, they embark on an ambitious, and often hilarious, series of experiments to determine if their feelings for each other are, in fact, "love." From meticulously designed data collection to increasingly outlandish methodologies, their quest to define affection through empirical evidence leads to a delightful clash of scientific precision and the messy realities of human emotion. Prepare for a charmingly absurd romantic comedy that explores the complexities of the heart with an unexpectedly academic approach.

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