Anime 54714 Kimi No Koto Ga Daidaidaidaidaisuki Na 100-nin No Kanojo Reviews

100 Girlfriends Who REALLY Love You - This is it; we've officially hit PEAK Trash Harem Rom-com, the likes of which we have not seen since time millenia, in the most flawless and outlandish way ever done possible.

For all of what the AniManga industry has to offer since its humble beginnings decades ago, only one genre stands out the most due to its consistent relevancy: the romance genre, which comes in a lot of flavours for everyone's enjoyment. And seemingly, one of the most popular themes from that genre would come to define the next level of enjoyment: harem. Sure, you have the obvious ones, ... like Ken Akamatsu's Negima! Magister Negi Magi series, which has a child MC being loved by his class of 31 high school girls, is, to my mind, the very first incarnation of the "more than single-digit" harem rom-com series.

And while no other series would beat the famed mangaka's work in time to come (if focusing on just that aspect), it would take almost 8 years for the next rival to show up, and I don't know how this author came up with the absurd concept, but it has earned its fanbase overtime to become one of the most vocal communities whenever a new rival...erm, girlfriend shows up to add to the total number. And that, my friends, is mangaka Rikito Nakamura and illustrator Yukiko Nozawa's Kimi no Koto ga Daidaidaidaidaisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo a.k.a The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, REALLY Love You, one of the most unapologetic AniManga works to come out in a very long while, came out guns blazing to give everyone a dose of its voraciously irresistible over-the-top harem medicine with the ever-so-loving parody twist that leaves us drugged and intoxicated for more.

Just a short story between the two mangaka that made something that has since been the eye-opener for the manga readers anticipating the long-awaited and much-hyped anime adaptation: both Rikito Nakamura and Yukiko Nozawa already had works to their name, the former starting out in 2016 and the latter starting out in 2013. But for the par of their course, none of them really panned out, with Rikito Nakamura having his own absurd ideas that just cannot be translated into full series (the best (unknown) was 2017's Heppoko Yuusha ni Senryaku wo a.k.a Please Give Strategies to Immature Hero) and Yukiko Nozawa already having her debut of 2013's Eguchi-kun manga series to lukewarm reviews. Clearly, something, somewhere, must be missing, and it would not be until the latter's single manga volume of 2016's Henshoku Joshi wa Koi de Onaka wo Mitashitai that she would experience the turning point of her life, plus another 3 years for the former to once again create a manga series of his choosing. This then brings us to both author and illustrator joining hands for 100 Girlfriends a.k.a HyaKkano, where within the span of 4 years (plus the anime adaptation into account) since the manga's release in December 2019, has seen an exponential explosion in its loyal fanbase, cementing that the series IS the next step in the harem rom-com evolution of being not just the first "triple digit" harem rom-com series, but a manga series that would stand the test of time to come. And what a manga it is that we still have Season 2 of the anime to go, which speaks to the testament of the fantastic adaptation that we received here.

Going into HyaKkano, the only thing that you need to take note of: despite being a typical harem rom-com, this show is NOT meant to be taken seriously, since it's a parody of said genres that bends its rules to the limit so outrageously and dim-wittedly that it corners itself into masterpiece territory. The idea of someone being rejected — that's normal, but 100 times? The God of Love sure is unruly with this boy named Rentarou Aijo. Every high school boy and girl wants to achieve their romantic soulmate, and Rentarou is no different, being a failed chad MC that has gotten 100 rejections in a row without any of the stupid anime shenanigan requirements like the usual cultural festival and shitz. Determined to change his life for the better, he visits the shrine that would help turn his situation around, and the God of Love literally visits him and grants his wish. The problem: due to the God of Love breaking the 4th wall, he made a mistake by not blessing him with a girlfriend of his dreams but with 100 girlfriends instead. However, this comes with a very simple caveat: get rejected by at least one of them, and their lives are marked for death, plain and simple. Therein starts Rentaro's self-improving project of keeping his "Rentaro (harem) family" together, despite all circumstances.

From here on, let's get introduced to the first few girlfriends attached to Rentaro for Season 1 of the anime:
- Girlfriends No. 1 and 2: the Deredere of Hakari Hanazono and the Tsundere of Karane Inda. Both girls are the aforementioned same-class classmates together with Rentaro, and these two girls will give you an idea of how unhinged the "assumed" two-timing relationship will go. Hakari is the rich man's girl of the group, but her personality is an entire 180° flip of a switch that she can become obsessive about Rentaro's advances, always in gleam of whatever he does to keep the relationship alive. But for Karane, she opposes the very idea that Rentaro is going for, despite not knowing the dire consequences that said chad MC would not do her so; she just went with it and warmed up to him overtime to accept that the nth-timing is a way that he can establish his "army" of girlfriends, despite her slim figure that hides a gargantuan gorilla-ish high strength.
- Girlfriend No. 3: the Dandere of Shizuka Yoshimoto. She's another classmate of the trio, but someone who always hides away in their school's library club is a librarian. Being someone of few words, Rentaro's trouble dealing with her comes with its own set of difficulties that honestly is a cinch. But being a bookworm and someone who loves to read fantasy romance stories allows Rentaro to connect better with her, to the point of developing a specific app to relay her replies to anyone. The level of dedication to this quiet girl is one reason why he's the ultimate harem chad.
- Girlfriend No. 4: the Kuudere of Nano Eiai. Think of her as like Komi-san wa, Comyushou desu. a.k.a Komi Can't Communicate's titular female MC character is the epitome of stoic emotionlessness that doesn't hide her spectacular levels of intelligence and high optimization of her daily life to remove all unnecessary clutter. Yet, in the eyes of Rentaro (like Komi-san's titular male MC Hitohito Tadano), she begins to feel emotions that she would not have otherwise felt, and over time, she begins to accept that Rentaro will always be a part of her life.
- Girlfriend No. 5: the Undere of Kusuri Yakuzen. The 3rd-year president of the Chemistry Club, her speciality is creating drugs that have 1001 ways of emitting strange effects, often being the boon and bane of Rentaro and his girlfriends when situations are called to the crunch. That said, Kusuri's biggest twist is that one of her drugs, the immortal drug, allows her to swap into the body of an 18-year-old girl but will always retract back to the 8-year-old body, which doesn't discount her young adult mentality. She's kind of like an oddball, working for the best of circumstances.
- Girlfriend No. 6: the Himidere of Hahari Hanazono. As you can tell by the family name, she is Hakari's mother, and her family history is one of distraught, where, in the simplest of terms, she raised Hakari as a single mother, having dated someone who was terminally ill from a very young age that he died a young child. She's hands down the biggest troublemaker when it comes to the Rentaro family; she stands her ground from the simple fact that it's immoral for Rentaro to nth-time her only daughter, which by hook or by crook, the chad MC managed to cure her heart, and that's how she got into the harem craze.

There are still more girlfriends to come, so this is just the start! And no, don't get me started on the kiss-thirsty vice principal of the school; she MUST be tied down like a snake.

I'm very impressed by the anime adaptation we got here, which manages to outdo the manga and amp it up to 11. This is much thanks to director Hikaru Sato, who is the director for the batshit-insane Jashin-chan Dropkick series. So for anyone who has seen an episode or two of that show, you'll know what to expect: absurd, ballsy, walls-over-the-top double-trouble of a show. Just like with Jashin-chan, he absolutely honoured the nonsensical parallels of the manga that's translated to the anime, and his staff team, for better or for worse, absolutely nailed the adaptation right down to a T. I have no words but endless praise for Hikaru Sato for a marvellous job done. And at first, I thought I was worried about the studio adapting this, considering that it's Bibury Animation Studios with their wide catalogue of shows with lots of variety. But my fears (as well as those ofanga readers) are soon allayed because the anime adaptation is, simply put, outstanding.

The OST is another highlight for the series as well. I often always deride songs sung by character VAs, but this one is just the right measure of vibes, and this is a great song. Even better, is Nako Misaki's ED, which is low-key certified, a bopping banger.

You don't need me to say that 100 Girlfriends a.k.a HyaKkano has been one of the most-awaited manga-turned-anime adaptations from source readers for quite some time, that with the anime, the manga has been done justice, and furthermore,.

That said, bring on Season 2! We need more of the Chad MC and his growing Rentaro girlfriend family!

From the world renowned Anime Harem Academy, popularly known as "AHA!!!" which produced such graduates as farmer extraordinaire Hiraku Michio, last male standing Mizuhara Reito, the god of negation Touma Kamijou, reincarnated magnetism Kazuto Hongou, shady teacher magister Negi Springfield, god of conquest Katsuragi Keima, Oppai Dragon emperor Hyoudou Issei, your neighborhood friendly spirit whisperer Shido Itsuka and many many more, comes the newest and freshest able bodied graduate Aijo Rentaro, fated to be courted by a hundred ladies of myriad shapes, ages, features and personalities.

Plot: The title is the plot of this Anime appropriately summarised as briefly as possible. Now if you thought that ... was hilarious, you're in for a treat from the very onset of this one. From divine mistakes to mistakes of divine proportions, this is a ridiculous ride of fun and funny with occasional flourishes of light dramatic moments.

Characters: The protagonist at the beginning is someone who just can not catch a break, so much so he ends up scoring the unholy, unwanted, unrequited century. Though unlike most other Harem protagonists, he is neither as dense as a black hole, nor as dumb as the asteroid that was a bit rude to the Jurassic inhabitants.

And then there is the Harem, which if anything plays about every single archetype in the book. Almost every kind of trope is on show as well. Not to forget the Gods either, they play a key role often in the story, as well as the students and inhabitants of the locality.

Animation: This is not the Anime for Sakuga connoisseurs. However, here you'll be amply entertained with gag and humour animation as much as you want. It is filled to the brim with low effort meme faces, random allusions, and myriad references. This sort of style suits what Hundred Girlfriends is really well, and you'll be hard pressed to find someone who finds it difficult to palate.

Music: Again, the music mostly blends well with what is shown on screen. There is nothing much to talk about it, the music does it's job and enhances the effect other things have.

Enjoyment: Quite honestly, The Hundred Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You is perhaps the most funny and humorous Anime of this season. You'd have to try really hard and possess a special amount of obnoxious pretentiousness to not find enough here to entertain you. This comes with a glowing recommendation as a certified laugh fest, have fun while it is here to entertain you.

Since the advent of harem anime with Love Hina, Ranma 1/2 and others, we have 3, 4, 5 girls chasing after one lucky male character. Now, in the era of "modern" anime, we have 100 girls swooning over one mega-chad, beast of a man, a god above gods, with enough rizz to halt inflation, Aijou Rentarou. He has been tasked to "faithfully" date 100 soulmates so do not suffer a tragic death, following the instructions of an old crackhead god who is responsible enough to allow 100 lives to lie on one high schoolers' shoulders. Is following this gigachad's journey in collecting girls like pokemon ... worth it, or is it another self-fulfillment fantasy for thousands of weebs who have not talked to a girl in their life?

Positive aspects:
The anime's structure so far is quite consistent, with each girl's character arc lasting one episode, with some episodes in between. This is not unique within the harem genre, with other titles such as "The world god only knows" experimenting with this episodic story structure.

While this does exemplify each girl's personality, the anime excels in both its "storytelling", rapid fire jokes based on parodying character tropes and genre tropes comedy in episodes not focusing on a singular character. In these episodes, each character is exaggerated to a ridiculous extent, allowing their personalities to bounce off each other and create whimsical scenes and one-liners.

Each character is designed specifically to exemplify their personalities to a ridiculous extent, with the most obvious example being Karane, who is so "tsundere" that she would hurt Rentarou every time she is hurt or embarrassed, throwing punches like a pro WWE fighter and ardently denying whatever he says while blushing stupidly. This does a great job in creating many jokes revolving around these personality tropes, with the girls often during ridiculous things based on their personality type, making excellent comedy for the show.

The sound quality is impressive, both in the voice acting and music department. The opening is upbeat, whimsical and catchy, which fits right in with the show's vibe. The voice acting is done by many experienced voice actors who do a great job delivering the jokes.

Negative aspects:
In a show so focused on paraodying the harem genre and making multiple rapid-fire jokes, the episode arc regarding Shizuka is rather disappointing being much more serious and dramatic. While her backstory and character is somewhat interesting, it is not that deep or memorable and is quite jarring considering the whimisical and light tone of the anime thus far.

The show is not very deep, with each character being almost entirely made up of their surface level personality, and the main character being very typical, being just a vessel for jokes. This is not necessarily a bad thing for a slapstick/ parody style show, but prevents you from getting fully invested.

Overall, this a fun show to put on every week for a few laughs and it has managed to keep its jokes and punchlines fresh and engaging. While not the comedic masterpiece some tout it to be, it certainly is worth a try for those who are into the romance genre, or those who are tired of the hundreds of tropey romance anime and wish for something a bit fresh.

YES, this anime is the PINACLE of harem anime (unless we get this + interspecies reviewer then THAT is even more peak).
This is a creative comedy masterpiece, let me explain.

TLDR summary:
In conclusion, this anime is just a pure joy to watch. It got all the right thing going for it with good directing, animation, and sound direction. While also holding its own unique comedy that've been allowed through the premise, opening many doors to very creative comedy, story telling, and character interaction never before seen in anime, and it take FULL advantage of it and RISE with it. This is nothing but a creative ... comedy masterpiece. 10/10 (as a rom-com)

Full review:
First of all, please don't be taken away much by the name and gimmick of this anime. While it look quite excessive and interesting, it will only be just that. The real anime doesn't play into the 100gf gimmick that much. However, they took advantage of the number and present us with as numerous creative character as possible, with some good writing too might I add. They somehow don't overlook any character in playing a role in an action on the screen (a thing you would assuming with the amount of character), which is very impressive and show such creativity.
[Story 8/10, Character 9/10]

However, the REAL thing that's really holding up the anime and pushing the creative boundaries of anime is its comedy. This anime got one of the BEST creative comedy ever in all of anime (if comparing, this would be on Bochi the rock & Kaguya sama love is war level, but all are in the same degree just different style). It have some good but not too much of comedy referencing real world things, just the right amount. All blend together with the beautiful and unique animation and sound design creativity that bring these to life in the most beautiful and perfect way. + It doesn't get repetitive at all, always finding a new joke/things to play around while also interacting with the environment & situation at hand.
[Comedy 10/10, Production Quality 10/10]

Here it is—the ultimate harem anime that fans like "us" have been eagerly anticipating. If you've ever encountered an "author's wet dream" anime, this one ranks among the wettest of them all.

If you think an MC with three or four girls craving his presence is already living the dream, well, this mfers has five with 95 more on the way. And you know what's even better? This fellow definitely deserves it all. Imagine getting rejected 100 times while still in your first year of high school. It's physically impossible, but he did it anyway and tanked it all like a champ. It's all worth it ... in the end.

Not only does this anime feature a guy getting rejected, a guy getting a girlfriend, but also a tsundere confessing her love in the first episode—THE FIRST FCKING EPISODE! Tell me how many anime pull that off in the first episode.

The animation is eye-pleasing, bright, with amazing expressions. The way the animators drew their blushing faces is a work of art.

The opening song is probably one of the best harem openings I've ever heard. It's catchy, addicting, and paired with adorable and cute lyrics, it's a chef's kiss.

Keep in mind that this anime is definitely not for everyone. It's not an anime that emit hype with crazy fight scenes or anime that boast a thick plotline that might get a Hollywood live-action. This is the type of anime you watch with your brain turned off, just enjoying the cuteness and cuddliness of it while constantly banging your head against the wall, screaming, "It should've been me."

“To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable," is what Beethoven said regarding his music, and I think it could very much be applied to this show, which is so passionately made and so faithfully adapted to the excellent source material with very tasteful additions that I don't know what else I could've asked for besides for more episodes, which we are getting.

There are many things I would say that hallmark a great anime, and one of the biggest of these is passion and dedication. This anime is one of very few from the long list of anime that ... come out these days that truly speaks to how dedicated and excited the whole studio was for this project. Bibury Studios, is well, not the most renowned animation studio but any doubts I had from when they picked up this project faded when I viewed the first episode. From the marketing on social media to the PVs, and the music and the episodes themselves, it was so clear that the whole team was so dedicated to making this a work of art that I will NEVER hate again on this studio. Everything is so well done, from the voice acting, to the art direction, and the sound quality, that each new episode managed to get me through the miserable slog that is college with a smile and hopes of a new episode every week. I never ONCE doubted Bibury's ability to concoct and cook after the first episode aired. Marcos Pierre White's cooking talents PALES to Bibury's masterpiece with 100 girlfriends.

Obviously you can not like the story. It isn't for everyone, nor the genre for that matter. I will not blame you if you didn't like the story and that turned you off a bit, but I implore you to read the manga, which I can confidently say is PEAK MEDIA. The anime does do it justice and the loveable cast of characters being adapted for season 2 make me even more excited to see what this excellent team of VAs and adaption team have in store. "I have a dream", MLK said. Mine was hoping the 100 gfs anime was Peak Fiction. And for it to have 10 season. THE FIRST PART CAME TRUE. DON'T HATE. THE SECOND PART WILL IN DUE TIME ALSO.

“The gigachad among gigachads!”

Rentarou Aijou, the main character of The 100 Girlfiends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You, is undoubtedly the gigachad among gigachads.

I started reading the manga 100 Girlfriends last year 2022 and admitted that it was my favorite harem manga at all time. Then I prayed that there would be an anime version. And my dream finally came true. The 100 Girlfriends Anime is here.

In the story, it’s about a boy name Rentarou Aijou who was rejected 100 times. He prayed in the shrine that he would have a girlfriend. To his surprise, Kami-sama appeared in front of him.

Just like in ... manga, there was also 'breaking the 4th wall' and even parody. Yes! The 100 Girlfriends Who Really5x Love You isn't only romcom and harem, but also parody.

You may think Rentarou is a womanizer, but you can't blame him for having 100 girlfriends. It was Kami-sama's fault for making the biggest mistake for the rest of his life.

Besides, Rentarou tries his best to make his girlfriends happy and get along together. More importantly, he can't reject the girls, or else they will die.

Speaking of girlfriends, there are different girlfriend-types for him. I mean, really different, like perverted-type, tsundere-type, quiet-type, kuudere-type, scientist-type, and so on.

Anyway, trust me, everyone. Rentarou Aijou is the best boy. And again, he is the gigachad among gigachads. Also, the visual (animation) and the sound (opening and ending theme songs) are absolutely amazing.

Rate: 10/10
Recommended Level: High

I don't give out 10/10 scores haphazardly. I love harem romance comedies since the old days of Love Hina. However, one big difference between most harem romance comedies is that the Main Character only get's with only one of the girls. The fact that Rentaro(the main character) is actively doing his best to cherish and love all of these girls makes this one of the best harem romcom Animes of all time. That may seem like an overstatement, but there are no words on how much I love harem romcoms. This is going to be a bias review, and I don't care. I love harem ... romcoms, and I know it's not for everyone. That still isn't a reason on why you shouldn't watch this show. It really brings me back to the old days where harem romcoms were as popular as "Isekai" anime. Which is refreshing because there is always a looming thought and opinion on which girl is best girl. In this case, every girl is best girl in this anime. There's a flavor for everyone so no one can complain about which girl is best suited for the MC since he's going to be with all of them regardless. It truly is the GOAT of Harem romcoms. It's bias as all heck but I will die on that hill until something else lives up to rival such a masterpiece.

In the vast realm of anime where the tired formula of a feeble protagonist surrounded by stunningly attractive women ensnares many stories, 'The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You' boldly steps into this arena. Surprisingly, it doesn't just tread the same path; it's a delightful parody of these well-worn tropes.

Each character embodies a familiar anime archetype, and the series gleefully deconstructs these clichés one after another. It revels in absurd yet entertaining plots that add an extra layer of enjoyment.

What sets this anime apart is its unwavering commitment to satire. It never takes itself seriously, consistently poking fun at anime conventions ... without missing a beat.

Personally, I found immense pleasure in this series. Crafting a narrative within such a risky framework is often hit-or-miss, yet this one stands tall among the few that truly succeed. It doesn't just meet expectations; it surpasses them, delivering a refreshing take on a genre crowded with predictability.

This anime is one of the very few anime with a real harem theme. where, in almost all anime with a harem theme, it doesn't really feel like a real harem. even though the concept is very ordinary, like romance anime in general, namely in high school. Even so, the way the concept is presented is extraordinarily good, and there is real intention in presenting it.
 
The main character in this anime responds quickly to what the heroines do. He has qualities that feel real, like most high school boys in the real world. This is also a very important point in romantic anime because almost ... all romantic anime with a high school concept show the character of the protagonist, which feels strange and not very real. And what needs to be emphasized is that what he is getting now is a gift because of his sad past with many rejections. Don't forget that the heroine characters in this anime are also fun and feel natural in their personalities without forcing it in their presentation.
 
So far, I really enjoy this anime; it's full of comedy, and of course, the harem theme really feels real. When I was in high school, I was popular among girls and dated all of them, and they were all popular girls too, although not as extreme as Rentaro compared to my previous situation.
My point is that I highly recommend watching this anime if you are looking for a good harem romance anime. I can guarantee you will not be disappointed.

A fun and LEWD love letter for anime fans. Especially harem ones.

Im not going to take mutch of your time. This is a PARODY of a lot of animes tropes and characters archetype, and i Love all The references.

Its a harem but first it is a ecchi comedy. You Will watch it to have a good time and fun, but never seek for real romance here, besides The "romance" tag. The Girls are cool and you really want to date them, but they easly accept dating MC with a lot of other Girls, what males them... Kinda dum dum, but still enjoyable from comedy perspective.

Im ... having a good time watching it and it made me laugh a lot. Im even watching with my GF and she is enjoying a lot too!

Great comedy and amazing parody. Recommended!

I've been following the manga for some time now, but I think this anime really sparked my love for this series. Is it ridiculous? Yes. Does it have messed up connotations? Yes. Is it stupidly fun and enjoyable? Yes. Everything about this adaptation coalesces into a love letter to stupid harem romcoms from the girls singing in the fantastic opening to the amazing art to the phenomenal voice acting. The characters are goofy caricatures of the common harem tropes, with some out-there ideas thrown in. The main character is one of the strangest romcom protagonists in all of anime. The character designs are really good ... and the anime augments those with fantastic lighting and animation. It does have its issues, like the child-like characters and the extreme horniness, but honestly it does a pretty good job of separating those parts as much as possible. Just don't watch it around other people.

As a huge fan of the manga this adaption is all I could've asked for and more. The studio did a great job adapting the art style and giving us all the cute shots from the manga. The additions they made through both the animation and music/VAs gave even someone like me who knew what was going to happen something to love forward to. The Kissing Zombies episode especially stood out as making the kissing scenes much feel really intense and intimate through the vibe of the music. I also loved seeing all the blushes and "hnngs" animated. All the VAs did a great job ... with their characters, each one really fit well which I think is very important for a show so reliant on liking all the characters.

I truly do think this is peak "Romcom" in the literal sense of the word. We have the maximum "Rom" in the sense that there's an ever expanding cast of new love interests, but also with the way both Rentarou and all the girlfriends express their love. Rentarou is in to the maximum for being in love and doing everything he can for everyone he loves. As for the "Com" aspect I also think this series is extraordinarily funny especially later on. The original author does a really great job with snappy punchlines and visual gags that the anime does a decent job adapting. The anime is not quite as funny as the manga (especially not yet), but it still does a good job. This part of the story is probably one of the most "serious" sections of the story with things like Rentarou's first decision between Karane and Hakari, Shizuka's backstory, Nano's first date, and everything with Hahari, but it still manages to weave lighthearted and funny stuff throughout despite that.

All in all, can't wait for S2 and to see more girlfriends, some of my favorites are coming up.

This must be, without a doubt, the most absurd and trashiest anime I have ever laid eyes upon.
It is so ridiculous and worst of all, it kinda works? Like, I'm 95% convinced that it's a genius parody of Harem anime and not just an entertaining pile of burning sh*t by accident.

Usually, I wouldn't be able to recommend this to your average casual anime enjoyer, but we're on MAL, this already filters out 99% of casual anime fans, so chances are, the person reading this could see the humor in this degenerate and beyond shameless show as I did.

Horrible in the <s>good</s> entertaining kind ... of way: 7/10

if you like harem but all the girls win, this is the show for you, please I beg you all this is the best romcom in history of anime, although it is more to a parody and not to be taken serious, you will really enjoy this PEAK anime, I regret only knowing this anime this year and not early, the manga that is the original source is the best manga.
IN conclusion, I have to admit that this is the best show for me this year, it show great comedy, humor and so much more than normal romance from other, you should really watch this!!!

Let me start by saying that this anime is simply an absurd genius but let's put the reason into context
THIS REVIEW CONTAINS NO SPOILERS!

STORY
We have a guy who has (or rather will have) 100 girlfriends and okay you might think...ah here's the usual harem story
And in fact at the beginning I thought it was like that and I didn't even want to start it
But I have to say that I had to completely change my mind
Rentaro YOU ​​MUST HAVE 100 GIRLS and that's because it's totally contextualized (I won't give any spoilers about it because I really recommend seeing it to find out)

CHARACTERS
The protagonist makes ... me laugh, he's quite basic but he's perfect for being surrounded by such different girls
The girls are various and very different from each other, let's say that each one represents a different "stereotype".
In the anime we saw the "horny" girl, the tsundere, the shy girl, the scholar, the mad scientist and the mommy (literally)
They are treated very well, every one of them
Coming to the trashy and funny part... the good thing is that it's made to be exactly trash and it works because it makes you laugh a lot and I sincerely hope they will make other season

ART
The drawings are really well done, each frame is a joy to behold and the variety of characters and beautiful animations make everything more beautiful and heavenly to look at

MUSIC
The beautiful posts are absolutely always spot on
Opening and ending are wonderful both to hear and to see

In short... if you are looking for a wholesome anime that also makes you laugh a lot, this is the anime for you

When your genre is oversaturated with boring, repetitive trash that only exists to please the lowest common denominator, you can take one of two routes.
The Re:Zero route, where you revolutionise the genre with a fresh concept and a well written story to give a nice breath of fresh air from the mundanity.
Or you can go the Konosuba route. Double, triple, quadruple down. Beat the others by doing what they do Ad Absurdum.

This is what Hyakkano does for the harem genre. It takes everything stupid, ridiculous or trashy about harem series (such as numerous girls falling for a bland protagonist) and takes them to their absolute ... most extreme. And it so much fun because of it.

Bored of girls fighting over one guy? Well, what if that guy gains so many girlfriends so fast that they just roll with it. Sick of a cast of three or four girls with paper-thin personalities? Well we're on the road to 100, all of whom get their time in the limelight to develop and grow as characters. Tired of protagonists that are as interesting a blank slate and grate on you like being dragged through the desert? Let me introduce you to Aijou Rentarou, the man so obsessed with love and affection that he manages to maintain multiple relationships at a time, all of whom know about each other, without ever letting a single one of them down.

This series surpasses the point of "one-note male power fantasy" so far that it becomes completely impossible to take it seriously. And for that, I love it.

I started this anime on a whim; I needed a work that could make me laugh. I came across the title "100 Girlfriends Who Really Love You," which seemed completely crazy to me, so I decided to give it a try. I honestly expected a rather typical harem, with a very clueless boy not understanding situations, succeeding in everything, and magically attracting the love of all the girls. That's exactly what happens, but the significant difference is that the series' humor doesn't revolve AROUND that but rather revolves AROUND it. In many harems, humor is predominantly centered on very sexualized and random situations, but "100 ... Girlfriend" managed to find a broader sense of humor while keeping the harem aspect at the core of the work!

Another strong point of the series is that each character manages to have a distinct personality, different from the others. Even Rentaro, who has all the traits of a basic harem protagonist, stands out and surprises us. "100 Girlfriend" built its foundation on the classic harem but added its own flavor and humor, and I found it genuinely successful!

I'm looking forward to the continuation of this story, although I remain skeptical about whether he will actually end up with 100 girlfriends. I fear that the work might eventually go too far and lose what made it charming in the first place. Characters may lose their distinct personalities, and the humor may become more like typical harems, losing the spark that made me enjoy watching the first season. In short, I find it challenging to envision the long-term direction of this work, but I hope it will continue to surprise me in the future, just as the first season did!

On a side note, I really enjoyed the musicality of the opening, and I think it perfectly fits the work!

Alright, let's dive into the absolute madness that is "Kimi no Koto ga Dai Dai Dai Dai Daisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo"! I mean, seriously, who needs a hundred girlfriends? That's just pure, unadulterated chaos. But, come on, this is the world of manga and anime – a place where societal norms go to die. Hell, we've had reincarnations into swords, vending machines, and even pigs. Jesus Christ I mean, pigs! And don't get me started on "My Life as Inukai-san's Dog." Wow, wtf was that all about, Itsutsuse you damn degenerate? And wth is Truck-kun playing at, out there wildin on incels, why can't ... he be running over doctors and astronauts, for crying out loud!

Now, before you grab your pitchforks and tell me that "Inukai-san's Dog" isn't an isekai, and that's not what we're here to discuss today. What I'm getting at is that these stories share a common theme: they're all outrageously outlandish and unapologetically unapologetic. And, you know what? That's precisely why, despite knowing there are better shows out there, we can't resist hitting that "next episode" button. It's like a post-nut feeling – it terrifies me! It’s a terribly vicious cycle.

Honestly I kinda hate how they cracked my code man, I keep on getting finessed into watching these kinda shows, but you know what? Some of these shows are surprisingly decent, and "Kimi no Koto ga Dai Dai Dai Dai Daisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo" is one of them.

At first, I thought a story with a hundred girls was bound to be a train wreck. How could you possibly navigate relationships with that many people? It's unsustainable! And that temple ojisan warning that if he fails to connect with even one soulmate, they'll all croak or some ish like that? No way this could work! It's not even something a hikikomori's wildest wet dreams could top, and there's already talk of an adaptation. So, I had to dive in and see what this chaos was all about.

The first two episodes introduce Rentarou, a guy who's been rejected by a hundred girls, starting at the ripe old age of 8 months (Yeah! Me too its shocking). The temple ojisan shows up and reveals that he has 100 soulmates thanks to a little divine mistake. So far, we've met Hakari Hanazono, the cheerful yandere with a supposed monopoly on the world's thighs, and Karane Inda, the tsundere who's clearly simping for Rentarou but won't admit it. We watch as Rentarou tries to balance his relationships with these two, all while avoiding their jealous rivals and potential accidents. And guess what? Two episodes in, and it's already chaotic, with 98 more soulmates to go. Hold on tight! Oh and by the way before we butt heads about this, best girl goes to the vice principal, I will not hear it! no one is topping that tongue work it's not happening.

On the visual side of things, the animation is top-notch, vibrant, and colourful. Character designs are expressive, and the movements are fluid. The voice acting is fantastic, with each actor capturing their character's personality and emotions flawlessly. The music is catchy, with a bop of an opening song and an adorable ending tune. The comedy is fast-paced and side-splitting, poking fun at harem genre tropes left and right. And the romance is sweet and genuine, with each girl sharing a unique connection and chemistry with Rentarou.

There is nothing I would love more than to say it's done, now run along you little weebos, go dive head first into watching this anime, No! I know better, I still have scars from past experiences, rather what I will do is prescribe a healthy dose of caution. Yes the majority of the things mentioned in this review have been mostly positive, but it's only been two episodes, I have brothers, sisters and some closeted furry cousins who got baited by the notorious "false start", it’s a terrible thing, just ask "The Seven Deadly Sins" fandom, some of them even suffered the great injustice of finishing the dreaded season three, omg! I am tearing up, it’s a horrible fate.

But there is hope still, fear not, for from what I've seen so far, "Kimi no Koto ga Dai Dai Dai Dai Daisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo" seems like a wild, enjoyable ride for fans of harem romantic comedies. It's got a unique and creative premise, a diverse and likable cast of characters, a humorous plot, and top-notch production values. If you're into comedy, romance, or harems, give this one a try. It's 100 times the fun! Hehe🐖🔥.

Recs:
*Kanojo mo Kanojo
*Amagami SS
*Bakemonogatari
*Date A Live
*To Love Ru

Why is this anime so good??!! For real it goes by so quickly, and I'm sad that S1 is almost over.

As the title suggests this anime is about a guy who is destined to be the true love of 100 girls, and according to the lore of this world. If you don't date your true love they will die a lonely death, so yes indeed the guys solution is to make a harem so no one dies. This season he gets with a few of them, and yes they are all in agreement of this arrangement.

While the show doesn't have a lot of what it's ... about. Its what happens in each and every episode that makes this anime super great. Last time I've seen a harem anime this good would probably have to be Highschool DxD, and this is arguably way better in terms of comedy. (Small Edit: Scratch that Oresuki best comedy harem and this is equal to that). At first I saw this and was like oh a harem anime. It's probably like all the others, but then it had me hooked. As the season is ending it really escalated in comedy, and I can't even image what is coming later if they make a S2 or P2.

My only worry is that because it's 100 characters that'll eventually be introduced that a lot of them will become background characters, and while that did happen a bit to the current few girlfriends the anime hasn't lost it's touch yet. Overall 9/10