If you’re a fan of Teasing Master Takagi-san, you should also watch Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro.
The basic premise is very similar. They are both romantic comedy anime shows. In both cases, a schoolgirl playfully teases a boy, who doesn’t know how to handle it.
Of course, Takagi is in middle school, while Nagatoro is in high school. But if you enjoy the one, you’ll probably like the other.
We can help you find where to watch Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro online. But first, let’s take a look at this series.
Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro Basics
In Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro, the catlike schoolgirl Nagatoro likes to mess with her senpai, an introverted artist.
Over the course of two seasons, these two eventually become a couple. It’s a slow process, which gets pushed forward by Nagatoro’s friends. Of course, there are a lot of comical awkward moments as the story develops.
Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro History
Nanashi created the web manga in 2017. It’s still running in Kodansha’s Magazine Pocket manga app.
The anime’s first season ran in 2021. It was followed by the “2nd Attack” in 2023. As of April 2023, a season 3 hasn’t been announced yet.
The Japanese title for the series is Ijiranaide, Nagatoro-san. The title could be translated as Don’t Toy With Me, Don’t Mess With Me, or even Don’t Bully Me.
List of Places to Watch Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro Online
- Crunchyroll
- Abema
- Amazon Prime Video, U.S.
- Amazon Prime Video, Japan
- ZenPlus
Note: All of the places mentioned are legal, licensed websites. You will find no pirate sites here.
Where to Watch Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro Online
1. Crunchyroll
With multiple language options, many international anime fans will likely watch Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro on Crunchyroll.
That said, Crunchyroll’s availability in certain countries can be lacking.
If you’re geo-locked out, you can still get Crunchyroll with a good, reliable VPN, such as NordVPN.
How to Watch Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro on Crunchyroll if It Isn’t Available
The following method works on both desktop PCs and mobile phones or tablets:
- Purchase (or start a free trial) of a VPN. NordVPN works.
- In the settings, choose the United States. as your location.
- Fire up the VPN and wait.
- Once you’re connected, navigate to Crunchyroll (browser or app).
- Search “Don’t Toy With Me Miss Nagatoro” in Crunchyroll and you should see Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro pop up.
Enjoy! Please note that if Crunchyroll doesn’t update to reflect the country you selected in your VPN, you may have to clear the Crunchyroll cache and try again.
To do this on mobile, go to settings -> apps -> Crunchyroll -> clear cache. To do this on PC, you have to clear the cache in your browser.
Pros
- Large library of recent and classic anime
- Multiple language options
- First three episodes available for free without an account
Cons
- Not available everywhere (without a VPN)
Language options: Audio in Japanese, English, German, Latin American Spanish, French, and Brazilian Portuguese. Subtitles in English, German, Latin American Spanish, European Spanish, French, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, and Arabic.
Price: Free, limited viewing is possible. $7.99 for “fan” level; $9.99 for “mega fan”; and $14.99 for “ultimate fan.”
Watch Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro at Crunchyroll.
2. Abema
Abema has both seasons of Miss Nagatoro available for free. You can find the first season here, and the second season has a separate webpage. Naturally, there are some catches.
Episodes are supported by ads. However, a good ad blocker can get rid of those. You will also need to either be in Japan, or have a good VPN.
Because its aimed at Japanese citizens, the episodes have no English subtitles or dubbing.
Abema also offers a premium subscription service. The premium service eliminates ads, and includes some exclusive content. But payment is limited to Japan-based sources only.
Pros
- Free episodes
Cons
- No translation
- Not available outside Japan
- Ads
Language options: Japanese
Price: Free. Premium subscription, 960 yen/ month.
Watch Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro at Abema.
3. Amazon Prime Video, U.S.
If you’re in the U.S., you can watch some Miss Nagatoro episodes at Amazon Prime Video. Amazon calls these “season 1,” but they’re actually from season 2.
Although Amazon is international, Amazon’s choices are different in various countries.
Some videos on Amazon can be rented, but Miss Nagatoro has to be purchased. You can buy individual episodes, or a whole season.
Pros
- A decent selection of anime and non-anime content
Cons
- Only season 2
- Limited to U.S., can’t travel to other countries
- Often more expensive to buy episodes
Language options: Japanese with English subtitles
Price: SD episode, $1.99; HD episode, $2.99; SD season, $18.99; HD season, $23.99
Watch Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro on Amazon Prime Video.
4. Amazon Prime Video, Japan
I’m listing Amazon U.S. and Amazon Japan separately because they operate like separate companies.
The good news is, anybody with a basic Amazon Japan account can watch the first episode of Miss Nagatoro for free. (An Amazon Japan account isn’t the same as a U.S. account.) You have to be in Japan, or have a good VPN to do this.
While Amazon U.S. only has the second season, Amazon Japan has both seasons of Miss Nagatoro. Amazon Japan also offers multiple viewing options. One is to rent episodes with an Amazon Japan Prime account; another is to stream episodes with Amazon Japan Prime bundled with Anime Times. The third way is to bundle Amazon Japan Prime with d-Anime Store.
The Amazon Japan episodes do not include any translation. You may also run into billing issues if you are outside Japan.
Pros
- Both seasons
- First episode free
Cons
- No translation
- May need a Japanese billing address
Language options: Japanese
Price: First episode free. Rent: 330 yen with Prime. Prime: 500 yen/ month. Anime Times: 437 yen/ month. dAnime Store: 550 yen/ month. 30-day free trial.
Bonus: Buy the Limited Japan-Exclusive BluRay on ZenPlus
JapanBound partner ZenPlus has Blu-ray discs for Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro. To find the discs, you have to know the Japanese title.
Pros
- A permanent copy of the series
- Extras and artwork included
- Japan is the same Blu-ray region as North America
Cons
- Japanese only
Language options: Japanese
Price: Depends on the disc
Buy Don’t Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro at ZenPlus.
What About Netflix?
It seems that Netflix Japan used to have the series, but it has been taken down. You can still find the webpage. You’ll need a VPN in most places.
I hope this article helps you find where to watch Miss Nagatoro, no matter where you are.
