No, Really! Seven Seas Licenses The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You Mature-rated Manga Series (Ghost Ship Imprint)". Anime News Network. July 4, 2021 . Retrieved August 11, 2021. The series focuses on high school student Rentarō Aijō, who in his lifetime fell in love and confessed to exactly 100 girls, only to be rejected by all of them. While praying in a shrine, Rentarō is approached by the God of Love, who reveals that he, due to an error, is destined to have 100 soulmates. However, he also tells Rentarō that if he does not return the feelings of any of his soulmates, they will suffer an accident and die. Not wanting this to happen, Rentarō is determined not to let any of his soulmates die as he meets and dates them all at the same time. Kanojo mo Kanojo is a manga that will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on its readers. Its unique blend of humor, romance, and absurdity makes it a refreshing and enjoyable read. Whether you're a seasoned manga enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, Kanojo mo Kanojo is sure to bring a smile to your face and leave you wanting more.

In chapter 44 Hahari has had the first named french kiss in the series with Kurumi. This title can also go to Hakari and Karane if you consider the kiss scene in chapter 12 to be french Mateo, Alex (February 22, 2021). "Kodansha Comics Licenses 'Girlfriend, Girlfriend,' Nina the Starry Bride, More Manga". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on February 26, 2021 . Retrieved February 22, 2021. The protagonist is such a un-interesting plank of wood he has to literally cheat and get a god to brainwash the girl's he encounters to blindly fall for him, which is already rather ethically questionable...and by doing so removes any of the tension and fun banter that a harem dynamic usually provides.Because of this experience, Hahari grew up jaded and constantly questioning if she was, or could be, happy without her love beside her. She devoted her entire life to Hakari, and vowed to not let anything cause Hakari the same pain that Hahari went through. Hahari appears as a very mature and sophisticated woman, until she sees something cute. She has an uncontrollable love for cute things, including children, as well as Rentarou and his family. When she sees something she finds cute, she may start drooling. Like her daughter, she is also a pervert towards Rentarou as she is shown to have perverted fantasies about him and the other girlfriends. Girlfriend, Girlfriend, Volume 5". Kodansha USA. Archived from the original on November 3, 2023 . Retrieved August 10, 2021.

Girl Friends was serialized by Futabasha in the seinen manga magazine Comic High! from October 2006 to August 2010. The series was completed with five bound volumes published. [1] The manga is licensed in Taiwan by Sharp Point Press, [2] in France by Taifu Comics, [3] in Russia by Palma Press, [4] in Germany by Carlsen, [5] in North America by Seven Seas Entertainment [6] and in Spain by Planeta Cómic. [7] Drama CD [ edit ] Transcription: " Kimi no Koto ga Dai Dai Dai Dai Daisuki na Futari no Kanojo (Ato Kyūjūhachi-nin)" ( Japanese: 君のことが大大大大大好きな2人の彼女（あと98人）) The animation isn't bad, but mostly fails to do more than ''Chibi'' form faces, rather than using the strength of animation as a tool to enhance and exaggerate the comedy.Saki is Naoya's initial girlfriend, and my personal favorite character in the show. As her good friend Shino puts it, Saki is stupid. And you know what? That's ok!!! I absolutely love the chemistry between Saki and Naoya, their moments had me burst out laughing on various occasions. I'm glad that she at least tried to fight the whole two timing thing for awhile, but eventually caved in because her, Naoya, and Nagisa were simply made to be in a love triangle...no really, that's how the author wrote it. But truth be told, it's primarily because she's a baka. And she's also big pushover who was easily won over by Nagisa. I was honestly surprised at how lewd Saki was and especially the way her horniness (Wait, is this a real word?) was portrayed. I'm used to anime girls being like "Oho! I'm going to get him to look at my slightly exposed cleavage! How perverted!!!" But Saki over here is just like "I want sex and can't stop thinking about it" while still being fidgety and nervous about it all because she has no experience. Which I weirdly respect and, I dunno, somehow find more realistic and endearing? Yeah, maybe I'm just a baka myself. This anime seems to push the ecchi levels further than most with things like this, and that little extra nudge helps make it stand out to me. Saki's various comedic expressions and reactions to the insanity that is this anime are great. Plus the absolutely phenomenal voice acting for her really helped to elevate Saki's character even more. Seriously though, why are the seiyuu in this anime so darn good!?

Upon graduating middle school, Rentarou Aijou manages to confess to the girl he loves. Unfortunately, he gets rejected, making it his 100th rejection in a row. Having experienced heartbreak after heartbreak, he goes to a matchmaking shrine and prays with the hope of finally getting a girlfriend in high school. Suddenly, the god of the shrine appears, promising Rentarou that he will meet one hundred soulmates in high school. If you are the type to enjoy the things mentioned above, you will love this, especially if you also have a love for shoujo-aiGirlfriend, Girlfriend fully commits to being idiotic and humiliating to watch. It leans into the cringe, and that’s why it works. It’s easy to write it off as another crappy harem anime. The characters are archetypal, seemingly generic, and they make illogical decisions that conflict with their interests. Naoya wants to protect his girlfriend and give her unconditional love, yet he refuses to reject another girl and becomes a ‘two-timer’. Saki wants Naoya to herself and fears he might cheat on her, yet she allows him to date another girl as soon as he begs. Nagisa wants to advance her relationship with Naoya, but she insists on giving Saki a head start. This circle of painfully obvious miscommunication fuels both the plot and our frustrations with the characters.