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Kimi no Koto ga Daidaidaidaidaisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo
The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You
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Synonyms: Hyakkano

Japanese: 君のことが大大大大大好きな100人の彼女

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Type: Manga

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Publishing

Published: Dec 26, 2019 to ?

Genres: Comedy, Romance

Themes: Harem, Parody, School

Demographic: Seinen

Serialization: Young Jump

Authors: Nozawa, Yukiko (Art), Nakamura, Rikito (Story)

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Score: 7.88¹ (scored by 17,261 users)

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Ranked: #1027²

² based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded.

Popularity: #292

Members: 56,144

Favorites: 2,178

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Jul 2, 2020

Mikan_Citrus

Recommended

Preliminary (41/? chp)

The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You is a manga of absolute insanity, but this insanity works so well to deliver a very refreshing and absolutely hilarious take on the harem genre, and stands out from the rest of Jump's lineup. It is essentially a parody manga with the absurd premise of the protagonist Rentarou dedicating himself to get together with 100 girls, or else they die. He has no free time for himself as he tries his best and works his hardest for all these girls. As of writing this review there are 22 chapters available and this mad lad ...

Jul 15, 2020

Danneo

Recommended

Preliminary (20/? chp)

This manga isn't your typical harem, our protagonist Rentarou doesn't hesitate at all to take initiative, he's also heavily cultured and is an absolute Chad. There's no stalling, no one is safe from MCs harem, this is truly the fastest harem in the East. A bit early to say, but ̶C̶h̶a̶d̶t̶a̶r̶o̶u̶ Rentarou may be the future of harem MCs.

Story: 10
Every time I think this manga can't get better, it does, every chapter we surpass levels of Chadness never thought possible. The plot is chaotic and unpredictable, its like the author uses the perfect mix between absurd harem antics and self awareness to ...

Jun 12, 2020

Hunter_of_LOVE

Recommended

Preliminary (20/? chp)

VERY VERY VERY VERY GOOD! This manga makes me feel that I'm living in year 2020. The story is unique. Innovative.

The story is superb. This manga really aims to please all the readers in the most fun and entertaining way. 10/10

The art is good. Fit for a Young Jump - harem RomCom manga. The girls are drawn distinctively. 9/10

The characters are well-balanced for a harem. What I liked the most is the MC. What separates him from the typical harem MCs is his undying perseverance and straighforwardness. He really deserves to be in the top of all the harem MCs out there. 10/10

I am really ...

Sep 9, 2023

priest12

Recommended

Preliminary (139/? chp)

The first time I set eyes on this manga, I went into it completely blind. Completely in the dark. Oblivious to what I was about to set my eyes on. Foolishly, I disregarded it as a joke. Nothing more than a waste of time. I dropped it without a second thought and went on with my life. How stupid, and naive I was.

But, one sunny day in October when I was bored in class, I decided to read it. I decided to fall down the very deep pipeline that is 100 Girlfriends. It was a very "Enlightening" experience to say the very least. I had ...

Mar 8, 2021

ftv_mark

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (50/? chp)

This review, as of when writing this, will probably be the most critical review this series has been given on the page (as well being my first so go easy on me). So to preface this harsh review, this is mostly based on my opinion and you may disagree and that’s perfectly fine, to some extent I can understand the appeal as the series does have its strengths, but this review will be covering less of its strengths and more of its weaknesses that I believe go a little unmentioned. So here it is, the overly critical review of Kimi no Koto ga dai dai ... dai dai dai suki na 100-nin no Kanojo, otherwise known as “The 100 girlfriends manga with a really really really long name.”

Story:
As you’ve read from the synopsis, the story is very simple: young high school boy, who’s been rejected 100 times, is met by a God of love and is given the destiny to date 100 girlfriends and if he fails to date them, they will die. Thus, we have a very simple story of love, comedy, and repetition. Repetition being it’s crucial flaw in my eyes, not only in its jokes but formulaic structure. Now, following a structure is not inherently a bad thing since a lot of long-running series do in someway, but in the terms of this series, this is somewhat how it goes: MC meets his fated waifu; they begin to have some chemistry and start to have a blossoming romance; some drama might go down that leads to complications; they get over it and a new gf joins the harem; they do some wacky shenanigans with some totally not overplayed self-aware humor; rinse and repeat. I’ve read up to 50 chapters and it certainly begins to feel stale and predictable as it goes on. Not to mention, there is little to no character growth and when there is, it’s right back to the status quo. Not to mention, these wacky shenanigans can get old pretty quickly that I was waiting for the next cycle and hope it’s more entertaining(and sometimes it is... sometimes). Did I also mention that the jokes are totally without a doubt “NOT” overplayed? Well that was a lie, I’ve tricked and deceived you. Some jokes can certainly get a good chuckle out of me, but once you’ve made your 500th “breaking the forth wall” joke or “let’s commentate on how the joke was wacky” joke, it’s lost its charm at that point. And these jokes can sometimes ruin the actually good jokes with how frequent they are. It also has pretty bad balance with its over the top comedy with serious moments, and its “wholesome” content (that personally feels forced) with its ecchi elements. It feels like tonal whiplash that sometimes works, most of the time doesn’t. 5/10

Characters:
If someone were to tell you that the characters in this series are some of the most one note, flat anime tropes on this side of the planet, I’d be pretty shocked since theirs a large amount of praise I’ve seen for this manga. I could refer to these characters by their characteristics alone and you’d probably know who I’m talking about. Rentarou, aka “the smart MC”, who simps his way to loving his wacky harem and comes up with crazy over the top situations to solve a problem, which can be entertaining at times from the sheer absurdity of them; Karane is the tsundere straight man; Hakari, the sweet and straightforward pervert; Shizuka, the introverted bookworm who speaks through books (wow that gimmick got old quick); Nano, the robotic kuudere; etc. There’s not much for characterization, and when they do have some kind of development, it just moves on and we start to forget it ever even happened as the next waifu rolls in from the woodwork to be added to [insert self here]’s love cult. 5/10

Art:
This will be the easiest part to talk about, because the art by Nozawa Yukiko is breathtaking and definitely the best part about the series. The character designs for the girls are striking and dynamic, the staging of the characters to fit them all in the panels is also well done, and she illustrates the visual comedy with elegance. Some of the best jokes came from the visual humor for me, and some still stick with me after so long. Although the characters do suffer from “same face syndrome” and Rentarou’s basic design for Japanese boys to insert themselves into, everything else makes up for it (and a lot of anime have similar looking faces so I can’t complain much). 8/10

Enjoyment:
Despite me unceremoniously ripping the series to shreds, and probably upsetting some people along the way, you assume I probably despise the series so far. Well, yes and no. While it has issues, there are times where I am caught off guard and I am genuinely surprised from some of the jokes the series has to offer, maybe even it’s dramatic elements. Usually when the manga delves more into the absurdity, it’s a lot more entertaining and engaging to read. There can be some good stuff in this series, but it’s repetitive nature, cardboard cut out characters, and painfully obvious and done to death jokes hold back a series with great promise. So I’m quite mixed. 5/10

Overall:
This series is getting a lot of praise for it’s hilarious jokes, lovable characters, and creative writing. While I can understand “some” of that praise, I feel that some people are kind of ignoring these issues just because it’s parodying the genre of harem and doesn’t take itself that seriously. The concept is outlandish that I’d love to see where the author Nakamura Rikito can take it, but I feel with the formula it has, it will just get boring and too predictable to even sustain my interest, but I could be wrong by that as the series continues. I do hope that the author will grow and develop his writing style and fix these issues in future chapters. Anyway, that’s the end of my madden rumbles on this series, I’ll be going to bed now.

Apr 25, 2020

SerPounce

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (14/? chp)

The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You is without a doubt one of the most true representations of its own title. We are about 12 chapters in and already a plethora of heroines have been introduced and conquered and I would be shocked if we didn't end up seeing the full 100 girlfriends by the end of this series.

Story - The 100 Girlfriends is built on a fairly simple and novel concept. That being that our main character, Aijou, has experienced 100 heartbreaks before seeing the God of Love appear before him and informing him that he was accidentally assigned ...

Oct 23, 2023

DrowsyGuaCamole

Recommended

Preliminary (154/? chp)

This manga is one where, with each chapter, you can't help but think, "What is this?" As the story unfolds, the increasing number of characters and dialogues can leave you feeling like you're not sure what you're even reading. At times, you might find the relatively serious or typical love comedy scenes to be a bit dull.

As a result, the excessive amount of character dialogue made it take much longer to read than expected. It felt like it took at least twice as long as reading other manga due to the sheer volume of dialogue.

Up to this point, it might seem like there's no reason ...

Jun 26, 2022

Tyrannyy

Recommended

Preliminary (101/? chp)

Based...

So... fvcking... zased...

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Mar 30, 2022

Monrello

Recommended

Informative

Preliminary (92/? chp)

We've finally reached the pinnacle of the harem genre.

No longer, brothers and sisters, no longer must we argue and bicker over which girl deserves to win, no longer must there be losers in this game of Win-a-Chance-to-Kiss-in-The-Last-Chapter. Rejoice, for here there are no heroines that go un-loved and un-smooched by the walking testosterone machine that is protagonist Rentarou Aijou.

You've heard of two-timing, you might've heard of three-or-more timing, and if you're reading 100 Girlfriends, you've probably heard of Kanojo mo Kanojo. But I dare you to recount if you have ever heard of such a thing as one-hundred-timing. You may call me a liar, you ...

Jul 17, 2020

MetaThPr4h

Recommended

Preliminary (25/? chp)

Now this is what I call a blessed manga. Little I expected when I randomly gave this a chance a few months ago that I would be starting a work that is blazing its way into my favorites list with its amazing comedy and a cast that I'm really, really, really, really, really in love with.

Meet Aijou Rentarou, a dude who so far has only met pain and heartbreaks when it comes to romance, but all of this changes when one day, the God of Love (who seems to be a big Ghibli fan) appears and tell him that he will meet not one, ... nor two, but a hundred soulmates during high school.

This meeting sets this hilarious story into motion. Our boy Chadtarou (he deserves to be called this way, trust me) is slowly meeting the characters forming his harem when fate makes them look at each other, making them "connect" and instantly fall in love, boy what a power.

So… what makes this manga good? Lots of things so far honestly, starting with something that makes it very refreshing and that is pretty much the slogan of this series: There are zero losing heroines. Whenever a new girl gets introduced and proceeds to fall in love with Rentarou, she becomes a part of a harem that our guy puts a ton of love into to the point that (eventually, depending on their personality) they are okay with the others being there and in love with him as well.

If the protagonist of this manga was the standard Mr. Generic McNoPersonality with zero reasons that anyone would love him other than the fact that he returned them the eraser that fell off the table during class, this work would fall apart quickly, but this is not our standard harem protagonist, this is Chadtarou, and if he doesn't become your husbando through the events of this manga I will be very upset. The amount of love he pours into each of the girls and the lengths he goes through to make them all happy is insane and makes him a character worth the appreciation the fanbase has towards him.

And of course, what would be of a harem without the girls? Here in The 100 Girlfriends who really, really, really, really, really love you we have everything to please everyone. You want a tsundere? Enjoy! The big tittied hot girl? Of course! The smart girl who thinks everything logically? A tactical decision! The girl who makes drugs and that is like freaking Doraemon with the inventions she comes out with, and that has two “forms”, a small hyperactive one and a hot scientist girl one… wait, what? Yeah, I said everything, included another surprise one that I want to keep secret for this review, if we don't get an alien waifu I will be disappointed. Oh, and we also have Shizuka Yoshimoto, everyone loves Shizuka Yoshimoto.

The insanity of this supernatural setting goes perfectly along with the comedy of the series, which is ridiculous and over the top, full of parodies, fourth wall breaking, and references to other works or real life companies, and due to Kusuri's inventions we also have our fair share of sci-fi elements with the weird stuff she comes out with and that she makes sure that everyone gets a taste of. The fact that all the girls know and interact with each other because Rentarou makes sure that they are aware of the harem going on also leads to lots of fun scenarios between them that are so enjoyable to watch. I also appreciate the fact that it's not all just laughs, with some more serious moments that truly show the feelings of the characters and that help develop the cast and make sure you like them even more.

For the mandatory comment about the art of the manga… really good honestly! The style and character designs are very appealing and the reactions they make add so, so much to the comedy, no complaints on that regard.

Now I guess I have to talk about the negative points of this manga… wait, none so far? Yep, being completely honest, 25 chapters into this manga and I'm loving everything about it, the execution of the setting and the characters are all pleasing me immensely and every chapter is a joy to read. There is one worry tho: I'm absolutely clueless about how the author behind this story is gonna pull off the setting once the cast grows to the uncontrolable amount that 30, 50, and hell, 100 girlfriends is eventually going to create, but seeing the quality of this manga so far I'm not too concerned and I'm sure that he will come out with something to properly give them all enough focus once that happens. Crossing fingers that I don't have to edit this review to prove relatively younger me wrong and instead just to raise it to the 10/10 score I would give it so far if it had more chapters.

This more or less marks the end to this review, this manga is seriously good and I'm crazy in love with it. When the resident Kaguyafag that I am, who has been shilling that work for close to 5 years already is looking forward to this work weekly as much as Kaguya-sama, you know that something great is going on here. I hope this review convinced you to give this manga a chance, chances are you won't regret it!

Jan 30, 2021

DanTheMan2150AD

Recommended

Preliminary (46/? chp)

I've always got a soft spot for manga that are self aware but this might just be the finest example of how you do it right.

The title alone had me hooked, The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You. My brain went, yes Dan, you must read this. I’m so bloody glad I ended up doing so, I laughed, I cried, it makes me experience every emotion known to man and then some.

I cannot recommend it enough, at the time of writing we have just reached the 11th Girlfriend... so only 89 left to go. One for everyone’s tastes.

Nov 7, 2021

Carter_

Recommended

Preliminary (61/? chp)

THIS MANGA FEELS LIKE EVERY HAREM ANIME IVE WATCHED IN ONE AND CONSIDERING THE FACT THAT I AM A HUGE HAREM/ECCHI FAN WHEN IT COMES TO ANIMES AND IVE WATCHED ALOT THIS MANGA FEELS LIKE EVERYTHING IN ONE THE WHOLESOMENESS THE KAWAIINESS THE ECCHINESS IT PERFECT TO ME I UNDERSTAND THAT SOME PEOPLE WONT GIVE HAREM ANIMES A TRY BECAUSE OF WHAT ITS ABOUT BUT THIS ONE FEELS TO GOOD TO PASS UP I REALLY HOPE THAT IT GETS A ANIMATION THE CHARACTERS ARE DOWN RIGHT FUNNY AND VERY RELATABLE I REALLY ENJOY THIS MANGA SO MUCH JUST GIVE IT A TRY..

Jun 23, 2021

nykdos

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (49/? chp)

It's just your average fan service/comedic manga.

I could end the review here, but I'll dwell about why I was so disappointed after reading it.

When I first stumbled upon "Kimi no Koto ga Daidaidaidaidaisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo", I saw pages about the 3rd "main" girlfriend and was really surprised. Those pages not only described her unique traits, but also made clear how the MC helped her notice that those traits made her the beautiful girl she is, even while being "the odd one" when compared to others. And so I imagined that the manga would develop around meeting all those different girls with their own ... distinct features, that would not only blindly fall in love with the MC; but also learn with him how to love themselves. Something I believed that would also be in a more relaxed world, with comedic moments between the characters, a few dramatic ones, but nothing that would be extremely complex due to the theme of having a 100 girlfriends just not being suited to be explored further than minor arcs.

Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. Just in a few chapters after that girl, things have escalated to the absurd level way too quickly, and it just is the path that the manga chose to follow. The girls introduced are textbook stereotypes, and only expose a little character complexity at random moments, just to have a minor arc and end up with everyone loving everyone. The fan service was also gradually more frequent, serving no development purpose to any of them, just to please the reader (or the author). And about the moment that I talked about earlier? When they do occur, they're extremely superficial and take no more than a few pages, being there with the sole purpose of introducing one more girl in the harem. Certain things about their relationship that could hold some importance are ridiculed by others that are way more extreme and happen frequently throughout the story progression, taking out the little importance it could hold and making it as something shallow, that has no real impact at how things are going, not even worth to be remembered as a hardship.

Things become out of hand easily, and this makes everything "normal" in our world seem silly compared to the "normal" of their world. It breaks the similarity in a way that makes it impossible for me to empathize with the characters in our world standards, as it creates an insane distance between anything that could be compared to their everyday life. Which is okay to be done when you have no intention to connect to our world, but to make the reader involved in their world. The problem not only with this manga, but with all in this genre is this switch between "wanting to be more realistic" when it comes to characters feelings, and pulling a sci-fi moment like "earth is going to be destroyed!".

While the characters are mostly flat, they are well established in their own boundaries and what they like to do, and the variety produces interesting interactions between themselves, a charming feature about this specific theme, that if didn't went off the rails every single time, would be incredibly attractive, as the concept has a lot of potential. While the potential is not wasted, it is used to create comedy in the clash of opposite personalities, as opposed to being a development tool, something that was used in early chapters, when there weren't so many characters and nothing out of reality hadn't happened yet.

The art is excepcional. While the story has its ups and downs, this is beautiful. The character design, their expressions, the impact, even how the panels are placed, make this manga admirable. It plays a really important part, being a comedy-focused manga over anything else, and it does an excellent job in conveying the expectation to the reader.

This could be easily described as your average fan service, over-the-top comedic manga. But it is more diverse when it's making jokes, just like the fourth wall breaks with comments about the readers and the own author, also referencing other titles such as Doraemon (a bit overused), Chainsaw Man, One Piece, and various others, which does makes them smarter than "just the average". And I did have some fun while reading it, but nothing that would be greater than those forced moments and absurdities that made no sense. So it is just more of a comedy than a romcom, just isn't that obvious about it since the beginning, focusing a little more on what I thought that would be the main idea of the series. As a result, it played me into believing that this manga would be different from what it is, which led me to a frustrating experience.

May 16, 2021

SenorUndead

Recommended

Preliminary (14/? chp)

Only up to the 14th chapter. But I have to say "100 girlfriends" for its large amount of girls, each one has a unique personality. This isn't a manga where I have a "best girl" because each one is equally enjoyable. To have all these characters and remember each ones quirk is impressive. This is the best I have ever laughed in a manga in a while. Character design is lacking so far because it looks like characters you have probably seen in manga before. If he actually ends with 100 girlfriends that would be worrying...

Story: 8/10

Art: 9/10

Characters: 10/10

Enjoyment: 9/10
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Apr 26, 2021

yuuphie

Recommended

Preliminary (15/? chp)

My cousin recommended me this manga and I'm not disappointed!

When I first read the synopsis I was very skeptical about how the manga was going to pan out and had my doubts if it was good.

It is really insane but it does not fear of making it's own road and that one thing makes the manga appealing to me, even though I am not a fan service type of person it still stuck with me.
Secondly, I do have some criticism the character plot is not the best and I totally understand it if you're a person who likes there character plots this might be ...

Apr 28, 2021

MuzangRiders

Recommended

Preliminary (55/? chp)

(PERSONAL OPINION)
10/10 what more could I want, every heroine's identity that I watched so far is all in here, all the cliche that I enjoyed throughout the years have faded because it got so generic and predictable, but it got revived because of this manga.

*Boring You can skip*
Even though sometimes it gets predictable it's still enjoyable not to mention the 4th wall break and other anime/manga references are hilarious, and the main character is chad, this is a first for me because mostly some of the shows that I have watched SO FAR, haves an Mc that sometimes piss or annoy me these includes: ...

Mar 10, 2021

Ryuukou

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (30/? chp)

This is the kind of manga where you should just turn off your brain and have fun and be entertained, not the worst but bearable enough to keep reading. The story itself is kind of questionable and 100 girlfriends how is that gonna work? Some stories even struggle to flesh out 4-5 characters but it's still not finished so.......

The characters are kinda likable except for the mc for me ,I don't like him cause he never even properly explained why he's multi-timing then and just enjoys his harem life.The girls are like okay everytime he introduces a new girl......yeah.....okay and they never even question ...

Aug 7, 2021

jackskii

Recommended

Preliminary (67/? chp)

Mar 2024 I'm now at 170 chapters and 28 girlfriends. The character writing has, to my surprise, improved a bit? A few poorly designed girlfriends actually got better characterization in later chapters, but I'm gonna say there's at least two more poorly designed ones in girlfriend 25-28 and let's say if they can get better as well. Half of the chapters now has only 1-3 girlfriends, which makes the artists life much easier, and definately extends the life cycle of the manga. Also we get a second season of the anime? We are definately living the good life.

I’m now at 131 chapters and 24 girlfriends. ...

Jan 7, 2022

TailsGuy

Recommended

Preliminary (81/? chp)

If you're looking for a good time when it comes to a rom-com, this one's an excellent choice! I wouldn't spoil anything about this one since it's best when you're blind to anything about it.

I will say that the humor is self-aware with how ridiculous the premise is. I'll also say that the plot isn't really around, we're just left with the basic plot and what happens afterwards. Now, this isn't a bad thing, since our protagonist is getting a whopping 100 girlfriends and does his absolute best to satisfy each and every one.

Characters are a good 7/10. Static characters, and the earlier ones ...

Jun 11, 2020

DoPlayAdam

Recommended

Preliminary (20/? chp)

The story is started with an absurd way to go. Well i don't really against it. The idea is a bit non-sense but unique and fresh one. Enough with the start and let's talk about the story.

In the beginning, the story is a bit monotonous. It's only about the main character, aijou rentarou, meet his beloved, get a shock with them, solve problems with them, and start going out. But more and the more story goes, the story become more interesting.The story is filled with a lots of funny things and u will kept wanting to see how it goes.

if I simplify it, its a ...