

Noticed it first in this Jump cover in the bottom right corner:

![](https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-zCksxDmDbSo/V-MPgaEi0XI/AAAAAACJza4/ly0OQAU2utU/w1900/MR-21471-658969-1.jpg)

Katakana is used for spelling out foreign words. Nisekoi is Japanese for "fake
love". So, why is katakana used? Just to make the name seem more "cool"?


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Why is Nisekoi's name written in Katakana?