Audience reviews
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Horacio_Pulgas
Really good pacing, really liked the synergy beetween the old characters and the new ones really good whatch even tho i think its just an bit of nail short in quality comparing to the first season, most of the episodes were fun not too mcuh story which i do infact enjoy sometimes more then when there is story so really good. :)
For now i really enjoy three specific characters no specific order: (hope the next season show more of them) hakari, hahari, karane.
Thats about it really excited for third season. :)
Forgot to mention what i think about the other girlfriends aswell: really unique new characters, every episode feels like a fever dream or a adventure so it think it may not be better than first season but this way of keeping the story is amazing so keep it for season 3. :)
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The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, REALLY Love You season 2 has easily cemented this series as one of the funniest anime I’ve seen this decade, getting me to bust a gut multiple times per episode. The extremes to which it takes its parodies of anime tropes is rivaled by very few, yet never loses focus or direction in favor of random nonsense, and the sincerity with which it approaches both its comedy and character writing easily grounds the viewer within the wacky insanity. The introduction of five more new girlfriends does start to show the limitations of the story’s premise ever so slightly with some just not being quite as interesting as others, but the hits far outweigh the misses, with Kurumi easily taking the Best Girl slot for me. It also avoids the obvious pitf…
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Those who watched the first season of this show ironically should leave this one alone. Those who bought into the deviant comedy of season one will be pleased to see a follow up that finds it's footing after the hectic introductory arcs.
Season 2 is an excellent and earnest continuation of the unmanageable mess that is creating a coherent 101 person harem. The gags, the mayhem, and the ecchi content are all ratcheted up a notch compared to the previous season. Often times I would pause and rewatch because I couldn't believe the jokes had been able to be made on television. Combine the outrageous scenarios, self-aware 4th wall breaks, and completely undisguised fetish content and you have the recipe for belly shattering laughter, especially if you can watch with friends.
How long they can…
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The second season is significantly weaker than the famous first season. In the second season, we follow a bit of a template, alternating episodes with new girlfriends and episodes with small adventures/accidents/"perversions"..., which wouldn't be a problem, unfortunately the magic of this romantic humor is fading a bit and the individual characters are more "barking" in the episodes than being focused on - the increasing number of characters is simply starting to play against the good of the matter. After the first season, I was hungry for more episodes and the first two episodes of the second season met high expectations (the second episode is a treat!), but gradually the well-serving series, which was a hit in the first season, started to decline and slightly lose its beauty, even to th…
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if you have watched Season 1, then you already know how this plays out: Rentaro meets a new girl, they instantly fall in love, some kind of situation comes up that involves the girl's quirk, the situation gets resolved, they start dating, then we get a breather episode or two that involves all the other girls, rinse and repeat.
it is still primarily a pure comedy with plenty of wholesome and anything-but-wholesome moments, with the metahumor dialed up a notch. if you just wanna laugh and have a good time, Season 2 definitely delivers.
however this is also the point where the issues with the premise start creeping in. while every new girlfriend still gets her introductory episode(s), the overall screen time diminishes with each new character. a breather episode in season 1 had enough time…
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This is clearly not a serious anime by any means. Nothing has any common sense and the writters (on both Manga & Anime side) are well aware about it and clearly breaks the 4th wall in self-awareness. You have to consider this anime as a Peak Cinema comedy around the usual harem romance.
Is it stupid? Yes
Is it fanservice? Yes (heavily, even)
Is it enjoyable? Yes* (not always hit the mark but doesn't make you bored by any means)
The writing helps a lot to keep it consistent without getting stale. And the anime at the end of the season only covers, as of now, approximatively 25% of where the Manga is currently in Japan as of the time of writing (without any filers, all the events in the Manga is covered in the Anime)
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Dragon Ball, Kuroko No Basket, Food Wars and many more anime references all in the span of 12 episodes.
My first review ever was for the first season of this incredible piece of art, and here I am for the second one.
The comedy is absurd, even more since the first season, and there are more characters, so that means more clichè-d situations, but they make it work pretty well. Hahari Hanazono is probably the best thing to ever happen to this anime.
There isn't very much to say, it's colourful, funnily pathetic (in a good way) and the music was enjoyable.
I don't want to spoil anything, if you watched season 1, you will love season 2 for sure. Hoping for season 3 to be announced because I can't get enough of products that have other anime references, breaking the fourth wall and over the to…
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This is what a peak romance-harem-comedy anime looks like, and what other animes in that categories should aspire to achieve. I cannot wait for Season 3 cuz the formula never got stale or repetitive. Fully recommended. And we are not even one third of the 100 girlfriends questline, and coming from a guy that has read the manga, each girls are unique and gets to shine in their own unique storylines, abeit some may get more screentime since some girls are just more interesting and more fun to root for. Lastly, I love the fact that the earlier girlfriends never get sidelined even if newer girls are introduced. Balanced!!
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Yes, I know the whole point of the show is to have loads of characters but at this point I don’t even remember any of the names the only interesting one to me is the one who talks through the phone purely because they’re all the exact same person just slightly different looking but that’s my opinion.
I don’t mind it. The show was okay. It was generic and normal. Nothing crazy. Am I gonna watch the next season? If there is one? Yes? But honestly it was just one of those shows I put on to watch because I needed to watch something and I wasn’t paying much attention to it.
I was watching it but I was also just chilling being said it was a comfortable watch, It wasn’t boring. Just very rinse and repeat of every other anime.
With all that being said it was genuinely fine
5/10 bang average
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Whether you like it as a romance or not is debatable, but as a comedy this is pure gold.
Just as the anime has done so many times, let's talk a little about the studio. Bibury Animation perfectly understood the meaning of the word "adapt" when making this anime. The studio understands that 100 Girlfriends is a story that can be told in a very free way, because everything is allowed. They weren't satisfied with simply adapting the manga linearly, trying to make the jokes from a printed medium work in an animated one. They go further, trying to create their own version of 100 Girlfriends, so they aren't afraid to modify, cut, or delete scenes. Despite all the modifications, the anime never loses its charm or essence; it always feels like a faithful representation of the source material. Fur…
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The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You Season 2 takes an additional leap and embraces a new more episodic formula than i recall from season 1 - perhaps since Kusuri was introduced. It involves a singular type of joke and then application through the personalities of all the girlfriends. This season seems to embrace the full off-the walls comedy setting with various success. Some jokes are truly obnoxious, and a handful are also truly hilarious.
The appearance of new girlfriends is spread in-between. You have the masochist, the beauty queen, the super shy girl, and the hungry girl introduced this season. The type of humor mostly depends on which girl was just introduced, and lets be honest this isn't a show about characters really developing - although Kar…
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Kimi no Koto ga Daidaidaidaidaisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo Or The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You
2nd season is...
ABSOLUTELY GARBAGE SEASON
in the beggining atleast it gets better from the middle to the end tho.
This season for me felt a bit too fast paced in the beggining and the middle part,thus making attached to the characters really hard because they were given insufficient amount of time to develop in the story and just felt like a tact on the story.But ir does getting better when we stopped introducing new characters that only get 15 minutes of development,this is what i felt really lacking in this season compared to the first season who get to shine their personality even though short but sufficient in the span of 2 episodes that is not dragged…
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Absolute comedy! Each episode are succeed to make you laugh, the jokes just hit and aren't cringey. Well to be fair the premise was very interesting, and executed well. I also love how each girl has their own uniqueness so even if there are 11 gfs, u won't having hard time to differentiate each of them.
But, for God sake, the comedy is absolutely brilliant and i really love when they breaking the fourth wall (which happens many time)
But minus point for being ecchi and having so many fanservice which kinda annoys me and making me have to watch this on private (or else i will get questioned) but it's not as bad as fire force imo so i can still handle it (and the comedy saves it too)
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Why is a show with such a ridiculous premise so entertaining? Maybe it's because it never takes itself seriously, fully embracing its own absurdity. Or perhaps it's the over-the-top situations the characters constantly find themselves in? Or maybe it's the sheer number of parodies packed into every episode?
Standing out in the harem genre is tough since most series rehash the same tropes and storylines. But "The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You" stays fresh and hilarious by twisting those tropes into something wildly unpredictable. The comedy thrives on its incomprehensibly exaggerated scenarios and its cast of charismatic characters. Each new girlfriend is unique, and keeping things engaging with such a massive cast is an impressive feat.
An anime with…
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WE ARE SOOO BACK!!!
Kimi no Koto ga Daidaidaidaidaisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo really is the ultimate harem romcom. Ever liked a flat-chested tsundere? Ever liked a big-boobed, over-caring MILF? Ever liked a scientific loli who can transform into an adult with the use of her illegal drugs manufactured from her chemistry club lab class??? You NAME it, we GOT it!!
As the main selling point of this manga, acquiring 100 girlfriends who really, really, really, really, REALLY love you, it does not disappoint. So far, there are 32 girlfriends and still counting in the manga. And every single one of them has a very distinctive personality and character design. It's amazing how the writer and art designer have managed to make each girl unique in their own way. Honestly, I’m surprised they haven’t r…
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Possibly the greatest harem anime to ever exist. A story about love at first sight and the dedication to honoring that love. Not only does the MC have to juggle the heroines in this story… he gives his all in every moment! Truly an inspiration to all the MC’s in the rom-com genre..
The story is very wholesome, with an emphasis on not taking itself seriously. There are many moments that showcase each heroine and their quirks, and just how multifaceted the MC can be with each heroine. The chemistry between other heroines is also a smooth transition since they are under the MC umbrella of love and affection. That ease makes the rom-com flow better, with every heroine having a chance to make their love known, shown, and reciprocated.
With the amount of laughs, wholesome scenes, and lovey do…
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One anime… one generation’s vibe.
That’s how I’d sum up The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You. This show is unhinged in the best way. Every ep throws your morals and principles into a blender—but it’s all for love, the real-deal, heart-pounding kind.
That’s the core of 100 Girlfriends. It’s the anime that drops the truth bomb: if someone’s truly obsessed with you, their mind’s gonna wander to some spicy places. Season 2 kicked off way too sappy—had me sweating, thinking it ditched the edge for rom-com fluff.
Boy, was I off! Episode 4 brings back the chaos full throttle. But here’s the clutch move of this season: no matter how wild things get, it’s hilarious, heartfelt, and all about love. Let’s be real—when you’re head-over-heels, don’t you get a lit…
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This is a mass feast for ecchi and harem addicts . Usally i am not a big fan of this genre but i don't mind watching it . If show offers me a good plot , comedy , art style , ost etc then there isn't any harm in watching it .
I have a question too does this show will really show 100 gilrs ? I mean list is very long and they introducing every girl sepreately . According to this sequence 10 + seasons are required .
The most unique thing is that this show includes every variety of girl with different emotions and this is a plus point because everyone can enjoy wheather watcher is a loli lover , milf lover etc
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The 100 Girlfriends Who REALLY Love You, Round 2 — Holy wowsers, the harem just keeps getting better and better.
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: mangaka Rihito Nakamura'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 is the pinnacle of harem anime, by far and bar none. The harem subgenre has never seen such a magnitude of atrocities so blatant yet so off-the-walls full of bullshittery as this show does and praise the man for absolute cinema for whatever Rihito Nakamura's thinking. Because no one, ABSOLUTELY NO ONE, can ever fathom be reading his mind and knowing whatever he's concocting. This man is pure genius, genuine, and should be praised to God-like levels.
Onto Season 2's newest gir…
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You know, when there's a harem tag grouped together in the same place with romance and school, the first thought would be whether the protagonist wants to live out their fantasy. Yes, a fantasy of being surrounded by girlfriends. Coming off from the previous season, Rentarou Aijou's quest to obtain 100 girlfriends continues.
Chances are, you're coming into season 2 to see how far his journey will be. He's still far off from the 100 girlfriends goal but this season does showcase his progress. Similar to the previous season, we're also treated with bizarre sequences often involving Kusuri's experiments. Don't believe me? Just see the opening episode for yourself and see how the chaos unfolded. However, it does not take long for the main plot to progress with Rentarou building more of his ha…
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