The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, REALLY Love You

They really didn't adapt my favorite chapter ever, Chapter 37??? It was peak fiction, I waited 1479 days for this episode, for them to animate my GOAT Rentarou Aijou talking about how much he loved his girlfriends, they didn't animate it and skipped it entirely, yes, it might be hard to animate and long to voice act but it really disappointed me and probably also the entire fanbase, I loved Chapter 37 and especially that panel, everyone was waiting for it, anticipating it, just to be disappointed? Especially me, I've been waiting for it since the DAY that exact chapter dropped, please animate.

Its an beatifull anime with many good moments bad moments and funny moments that i personaly mean it's the best anime i never saw. Its an new anime too and i did never see an anime like this i think it's the only one i saw like this one and for me it's perfect bc i like romance and adventures and yh i recommend it very much it's pretty cool to watch alone ore with others and yh like i said i really high recommend it for PPL who like like the good anime quality and too it's pretty new so new episodes should come out so if u gotta wait a bit it's totaly worth it bc it's an super anime so creative and good animated yh well.

The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You' defied my expectations! Rentarou's story hooks you from the start - 100 rejections, then a prophecy of 100 soulmates in high school. Season 1 introduces six lovable girls who form genuine bonds, supporting each other.

Well-developed characters, unique take on the harem genre, and refreshing focus on friendship. Rentarou's exceptional qualities make him worthy of their affection.

Standout: Shizuka - shy, petite, and adorable.

Minor flaws: some plot points feel rushed, supporting characters deserve more screen time.

A thoughtful, feel-good anime with lovable characters. Recommended for fans of harem shows looking for something different.

Favorite Quote: 'Love isn't about being number one; it's about being together.' - Rentarou Aijou

Watch with an open mind!

I looked at the community and found that this animation, which is almost the happiest one I have watched recently, has polarized reviews?

First of all, I think everyone can see that this animation has super-sexy characters and is well-made

The polarization of reviews is mainly due to the love factor

When I watched it, I didn't actually watch this animation as a love animation. If I just watched it as a pure comedy animation, I would think that this animation is really exciting and I laughed the whole time. I think all the settings of this animation are for the purpose of being funny.

However, most of the negative reviews have increased the love factor of this animation. I think this is a bit undesirable for a surreal animation. In my eyes, the essence of this animation is a pure comedy

Here I have to mention Sato Kazuma from the next studio. Sato Kazuma also has a harem, although it is three idiots. Sato Kazuma is evil, stealing panties, sexually harassing, surrendering to the demon army... It is too numerous to mention... Sato Kazuma is very popular and no one criticizes him. This is because his funny factor is greater than his other factors. And both are the kind of comedy that gives up the brain. In fact, there is really no need to be serious about this, right?

If it is a real-life focus on love, or a focused animation, I think the concept of love is indeed a very important issue that cannot be avoided. But for such a high-quality animation, I think it is probably better to abandon some concepts, so that it will be very comfortable to watch. At least I let it go when I watched it.

I watched this anime because Rent-a-Girlfriend (2020) Season 3 had just ended, and I was craving more harem tales. I began watching shows with the keyword "girlfriend" in them and found Girlfriend, Girlfriend (2021) (also equally funny from its second season) and this.

Genre: Instead of being a pure romantic drama like the former or a silly sitcom like the latter, 100 Girlfriends is more of a mix between the two, with a touch of parodies of the kind we usually witness in South Park (1997).

Biggest Strength: Each episode is fresh and unique, thus putting an end to any presumptions you may have about "harem anime being so old-school and repetitive."

Gimmicks: A new take or gimmick is the only thing making me like a romance-comedy. While Kaguya-sama: Love is War (2019) had the "battle of wits" (Death Note (2006) too), this one actually does not rely on singular style but brings new ones in every episode. By the 6th episode, you will be laughing at a never-before-seen "kissing zombies' attack" as all of the lead guy's four girlfriends get drugged and chase him for endless kissing. Additionally, there're some fourth wall breaks, some mind games, and a brilliant plan to have a first kiss with two girls at once.

SO, PLEASE GIVE IT A WATCH. This show needs more viewers.