That Girl is 1000%

Introduction

Cheerful Azusa Kawahara serves as the manager of her high school soccer team, which includes Morisaki Ikumi, her childhood friend and mutual romantic interest. Given their close relationship, Azusa inevitably takes notice when Ikumi's schedule becomes unusually busy. Azusa is taken aback when she secretly witnesses Ikumi outside of school in the company of an unfamiliar female student. Suspicious of this interaction, Azusa begins to wonder whether her feelings for Ikumi are actually mutual. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Audience ratings

MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 5.23/10 · 1615

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SomeJudas

Do you only have 10 minutes of free time and need an urgent injection of shoujo romance? Then watch Ano Ko no 1000%. There’s nothing wrong with it, but nothing excellent either. It features nothing but a classic shoujo plot about high school romance and all the signature shoujo tropes. But there’s nothing wrong with clichés; everything here is executed well and is thoroughly enjoyable. A pretty decent dose of shoujo. Plus, it has that classic late 80s style, with its distinctive drawings, animations, and accompanying music. We all love that style, otherwise you wouldn't have visited this anime page. It even features that slightly unpolished voice acting typical of late-80s OVAs. Some might consider such a performance not entirely professional, but I believe that’s exactly how high school…

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ZoeMomk3y

"This is a brick made by a bricklayer." -My friend Cynthia It is nothing more than a brick. It was meant to be a brick and it accomplished that goal. This is the anime that they have playing on a TV screen *within* another anime. This is the game that the characters play in a 10 second scene. This is the paper cutout filler for the background. In other words, if you were to describe the cheesy high-school romance anime tropes that we know and love, this is it, in it's most watered-down forms. They set out to create a highschool romance OVA and did just that. There's almost nothing more to say about it, because although it's not entirely offensive to the senses, there's just nothing special to say about it. That said, I do have a few points to make. -Art I actually really like the art-st…