The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You
The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You (Japanese: 君のことが大大大大大好きな100人の彼女, Hepburn: Kimi no koto ga Dai Dai Dai Dai Daisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo), often referred to simply as The 100 Girlfriends (100人の彼女, 100-nin no Kanojo), is a Japanese manga series written by Rikito Nakamura and illustrated by Yukiko Nozawa. It has been serialized in Shueisha's seinen manga magazine Weekly Young Jump since December 2019, with its chapters collected in 15 tankōbon volumes as of October 2023. The manga has been licensed for English release in North America by Seven Seas Entertainment. An anime television series adaptation by Bibury Animation Studios premiered in October 2023.
The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You | |
君のことが大大大大大好きな100人の彼女 (Kimi no koto ga Dai Dai Dai Dai Daisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo) | |
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Manga | |
Written by | Rikito Nakamura |
Illustrated by | Yukiko Nozawa |
Published by | Shueisha |
English publisher | |
Imprint | Young Jump Comics |
Magazine | Weekly Young Jump |
Demographic | Seinen |
Original run | December 26, 2019 – present |
Volumes | 15 |
Anime television series | |
Directed by | Hikaru Sato |
Written by | Takashi Aoshima |
Music by |
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Studio | Bibury Animation Studios |
Licensed by | Crunchyroll |
Original network | Tokyo MX, SUN TV, KBS Kyoto, GYT, BS11, AT-X |
Original run | October 8, 2023 – present |
Episodes | 3 |
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.
Synopsis
Rentarō Aijō has confessed to (and been rejected by) 100 girls in his lifetime. On the last day of middle school, he visits a shrine and prays that he get a girlfriend during his time at high school. Suddenly, the God of Love appears and tells Rentarō that the reason for his non-existent love life is because everyone is only supposed to have one soulmate in their life, but due to an error on the God of Love's part, Rentarō is destined to have 100.
Sure enough, on the first day of high school, Rentarō meets the wealthy Hakari Hanazono and tsundere Karane Inda. Both girls instantly fall in love with him, and Rentarō is attracted to both of them but cannot decide between them. That evening, he revisits the God of Love and is informed that if he does not return the feelings of one of his soulmates, they will die in an accident. Not wanting such a fate to befall Hakari and Karane, Rentarō decides to date both of them simultaneously, with their blessing. As the story continues, more girls are introduced and become Rentarō's girlfriends, establishing a polyamorous relationship.
Characters
Protagonist
- Rentarō Aijō (愛城 恋太郎, Aijō Rentarō)
- Voiced by: Wataru Katō[4]
- Rentarō has fallen in love and been rejected one hundred times prior to the beginning of the story, thus causing him to strive to better himself each time. Due to an error by a god of love, by the end of his high school life, Rentarō is destined to have 100 soulmates. When Rentarō makes eye contact with one of his girlfriends for the first time, a shock-like feeling overcomes him and his new girlfriend. Rentarō genuinely loves each and every new girlfriend he meets, even completely passing a lie detector test when questioned about the legitimacy of his feelings. He often goes out of his way, sometimes to extremes, to keep them all happy. He also detests doing lewd things to his girlfriends unless absolutely necessary, but always has extreme contingency plans to minimize the nature of the situation.
Girlfriends 1–10
- Hakari Hanazono (花園 羽香里, Hanazono Hakari)
- Voiced by: Kaede Hondo[4]
- One of Rentarō's first two girlfriends, along with Karane Inda. Also, one of Rentarou's classmates in class 1–4. Hakari is from a wealthy family and likes to present a prim and proper appearance, but is rather physical in her affection and can sometimes be perverted. In addition to loving Rentarō, she is somewhat attracted to Karane. Early in the story, Hakari's mother, Hahari, disapproved of her relationship with the then five-timing Rentarō and temporarily forbade her from seeing him, leading to Rentarō and his girlfriends rescuing her. After proving the honesty of his feelings for his girlfriends to Hahari, Hakari rejoins the harem, but with her mother now a member. She occasionally cooperates with her mother to manipulate Rentarō and his girlfriends into doing perverted actions, though she is not nearly as pushy as her mother.
- Karane Inda (院田 唐音, Inda Karane)
- Voiced by: Miyu Tomita[4]
- One of Rentarō's first two girlfriends, along with Hakari Hanazono. Also, one of Rentarou's classmates in class 1–4. Karane has a typical tsundere personality, though not violent by any means. She has difficulty lying and hiding her true feelings. While she initially disliked the idea of Rentarō having multiple girlfriends, she soon became accepting of them. In addition to loving Rentarō, she is somewhat attracted to Hakari. She was slightly insecure about her tsundere traits because she felt she could not express her feelings properly like Rentarō's other girlfriends. Still, after losing those traits thanks to a drug from Kusuri, she eventually acknowledged that her personality is what made her special and regained them with help from Rentarō's other girlfriends. She is noted for having deceptively high strength despite her slender appearance.
- Shizuka Yoshimoto (好本 静, Yoshimoto Shizuka)
- Voiced by: Maria Naganawa[5]
- Rentarō's third girlfriend and one of his classmates in class 1–4. Shy to the point of muteness, Shizuka was constantly bullied by her fellow students and abused by her mother before meeting Rentarō. She is a bookworm who initially could only communicate through passages from her favorite book by pointing at them when trying to respond to someone. Rentarō develops a speaking app for her so she can freely communicate by digitally reciting the lines she touches, as well as a word bank. She loves fantasy romance books in particular, but is unable to swim.
- Nano Eiai (栄逢 凪乃, Eiai Nano)
- Voiced by: Asami Seto[5]
- Rentarō's fourth girlfriend and classmate from class 1–4. Nano is stoic to the point of emotionlessness. She is intelligent and highly optimized in her daily life, removing any sort of unnecessary movements and actions to achieve utter efficiency. She initially has trouble concentrating when she first falls for Rentarō, throwing her lifestyle into chaos, but after going on a date with him and stopping him from burning the photos they took on it, she accepts her feelings and returns to normal. She is afraid of heights.
- Kusuri Yakuzen (薬膳 楠莉, Yakuzen Kusuri)
- Voiced by: Ayaka Asai[5]
- Rentarō's fifth girlfriend. A third-year high school student, Kusuri is the president of the Chemistry club at Rentarō's high school, and specialises in creating drugs that have strange effects when consumed. She is eighteen years old, but due to having consumed a drug that was supposed to make her immortal, she spends much of her time in an eight-year-old body. She also has a neutralization drug that can revert most of her drug's effects. However, the effects of the failed immortal drug can only be temporarily negated, allowing Kusuri to appear in her true 18-year-old appearance temporarily before reverting. She acts like her general appearance, talks in the third-person, and ends her sentences with nanoda (なのだ). It is later revealed that both of her parents and grandmother also took the immortality drug and are also eight-year-old in appearance as well.
- Hahari Hanazono (花園 羽々里, Hanazono Hahari)
- Rentarō's sixth girlfriend and Hakari's mother. She gave birth to Hakari when she was thirteen, due to having fallen in love with a terminally ill fellow student. Knowing that he did not have long to live, she had herself artificially inseminated with his sperm so that they could be a family before he died. Initially, she disapproved of Hakari's relationship with Rentarō, believing that he was two-timing her daughter with four other girls, but changed her mind when she fell in love with Rentarō herself, going as far as buying the school and becoming the new chairwoman to stay close to him. She adores cute things and shares some of her daughter's perverted tendencies, if not to a higher degree. She can also be overbearingly affectionate to Rentarō and his girlfriends, usually trying to be their mother figure.
- Kurumi Haraga (原賀 胡桃, Haraga Kurumi)
- Rentarō's seventh girlfriend. Kurumi is a middle-schooler with a very high metabolism, which causes her to get hungry very easily - even hearing a word that sounds similar to a specific type of food will cause her to crave that food. As a result, she constantly wears headphones and has her hood up in order to block out as much food-related talk as possible. She has two personalities, depending on whether or not she is hungry. When she has eaten, she is very kind and sweet-natured, but when hungry, she is short-tempered and abrupt - unfortunately, due to her near-constant hunger, she is near-constantly short-tempered.
- Mei Meido (銘戸 芽衣, Meido Mei)
- Rentarō's eighth girlfriend. Mei is one of the Hanazono family's maids, having been found by Hahari after she was abused and abandoned by her biological parents. She is exceptionally loyal to Hahari and will carry out any request made by Hahari without question, no matter how absurd. In fact, she becomes suicidal if she fails to fulfill the task, often resulting in Hahari having to rescind the order to stop her. Her most striking physical feature is her rainbow colored irises, which are usually not seen as she almost always has her eyes closed, (nearly always requiring some sort of shocking revelation to open) though this does not prevent her from driving or piloting a helicopter.
- Iku Sutō (須藤 育, Sutō Iku)
- Rentarō's ninth girlfriend, in the same year as him (class 1–3). Iku is the last remaining member of the school's baseball team, as the other members decided to study baseball in America. She is masochistic, finding pleasure in overworking herself to exhaustion and otherwise being mildly hurt. Even being "heartbroken" by Rentarō causes her great pleasure, though she becomes a legitimate girlfriend for Rentarō. A bonus story in the fifth volume reveals that her masochism began when she developed a love of baseball at a young age. Initially, she found practicing too hard and painful, but after an encouraging pep talk from her older brother, she decided to keep at it. However, because she had been told to keep trying even if it hurt, she came to consider pain a good thing.
- Mimimi Utsukushisugi (美杉 美々美, Utsukushisugi Mimimi)
- Rentarō's tenth girlfriend and a second year at his school. Mimimi is a girl who is obsessed with beauty, but is aware that beauty cannot simply be bought, and considers inner beauty just as important as outer beauty. As such, she puts a lot of work into making herself beautiful, earning her own money, cutting costs wherever she can, doing facial regimens, and teaching herself elocution. She initially considers Nano her rival in beauty, seemingly due to Nano having beaten her in their junior high school beauty contest. It is later revealed that her hatred stems from Nano having snubbed her after the contest, and she decides to let bygones be bygones when Nano apologises to her. However, she insists on maintaining a friendly rivalry.
Girlfriends 11–20
- Meme Kakure (華暮 愛々, Kakure Meme)
- Rentarō's eleventh girlfriend and another of his classmates from class 1–4. Meme is a shrinking violet girl who goes out of her way to be a "background character." She has a pronounced figure that she actively binds down to reduce attention to her, and her most prominent physical characteristic is her bangs that constantly cover her eyes except in a few situations, such as when Rentarō first made eye contact with her when he saved her from a flying sign in a windstorm, though her eyes are never seen directly by the reader. She knits small plushies as a hobby. When pressured or embarrassed, Meme will suddenly vanish in an instant and throw one of these plushies where she was standing as a means of misdirection while she hides somewhere nearby.
- Chiyo Īn (伊院 知与, Īn Chiyo)
- Rentarō's twelfth girlfriend and his junior high school-aged cousin. She has extreme tidiness tendencies, which results in her getting so frustrated when anything is disorganized or sloppy that she has to intervene and correct them. She is the class president of her class as a result, but secretly dislikes the high expectations they put on her. If she loses her glasses, her anxiety is suddenly released, and she becomes a crying mess. While Rentarō had his reservations about dating his cousin, despite knowing the fate she would have if he did not accept her, he relented after witnessing her honest, pure confession. Her father (and only parent) Hiro, Rentarō's uncle, approves of her relationship with him after a young Rentarō once pushed him away from a speeding truck, believing Rentarō to be the best boy in the world as a result.
- Nadeshiko Yamato (大和 撫子, Yamato Nadeshiko)
- Rentarō's thirteenth girlfriend. Nadeshiko is a transfer teacher who becomes the new Japanese teacher at his school. She claims to be American, but in reality, she is a pure-blooded Japanese and is merely obsessed with America. As a child, her parents forced her to learn and uphold the behaviour of a proper Japanese lady, going as far as locking her in a storeroom when she made mistakes. On one occasion, she discovered an American movie, and upon watching it, became so inspired by the freedom American children were allowed compared to her own upbringing that she began modelling her entire life and identity after it, which led to her parents disowning her.
- Yamame Yasashiki (優敷 山女, Yasashiki Yamame)
- Rentarō's fourteenth girlfriend and Iku's classmate from class 1–3. Yamame is bigger and taller than Rentarō's other girlfriends, but is described by Rentarō as a gentle soul who loves nature. Yamame is Iku's classmate and a member of the school's gardening club and is overly caring to all forms of wildlife. Even the weeds that grow in the garden are considered precious by her, and she even made a garden area just for weeds. In her youth, she used to dislike her ample body, but after helping a baby bird back into its nest, she became proud of it since she could protect and help out nature. In her past, she witnessed a wild fire and developed pyrophobia since such fires kill plants and animals. After Rentarō protected Yamame from a fire comically created by the school's vice principal, she confessed her feelings to Rentarō as it was the first time someone had ever protected her.
- Momiji Momi (茂見 紅葉, Momi Momiji)
- Rentarō's fifteenth girlfriend. Momiji is Kurumi's classmate and a skilled masseuse. Her massages put her clients into a state of extreme bliss, though this is likely due to her handsy nature, stating that she enjoys the "softness" of a woman's body. After falling in love with Rentarō, she finds his unique body a perfect tool to practice on. Her dream is to become a popular masseuse and personally massage gravure models.
- Yaku Yakuzen (薬膳 ヤク, Yakuzen Yaku)
- Rentarō's sixteenth girlfriend and Kusuri's grandmother. She is eighty-nine years old, but due to having taken a prototype of Kusuri's immortality drug, she resembles an eight-year-old girl. Due to the strength of the prototype, her appearance is not reverted by the neutralization drug. Her age is shown through her knowledge and mature womanly charm, something completely different from the more perverse Hahari. She met her husband in a warzone when she was a medic but has since been widowed. She is technologically illiterate. She has a variation of her granddaughter's verbal tic, ending her sentences with "nanoja (なのじゃ)," a more antiquated version.
- Kishika Torotoro (土呂瀞 騎士華, Torotoro Kishika)
- Rentarō's seventeenth girlfriend. Kishika is Kusuri's classmate and captain of the school kendo team. She has five siblings, all of whom she looks after by herself due to her parents' absence. She has a secret desire to be pampered, spoiled, and doted on, but has kept this part a secret and is extremely reactive to anyone who attempts to touch her. Her desire to be pampered led her to making a fake hand to pet herself and comforting voice lines to listen to when she is upset. After Rentarō discovers this, he becomes her boyfriend and pampers her, causing her to develop an infantile reaction when pampered.
- Āshī Kedarui (毛樽井 亜愛子衣, Kedarui Āshī)
- Rentarō's eighteenth girlfriend. Āshī dresses and speaks like a gyaru, but also has a personality self-described as "low-blood pressure” and has a constantly relaxed expression, even when stating that she is motivated or excited. After meeting Rentarō and going to a flea market to sell her unused cute things, she became inspired to one day run a store that sells cute things and hopes Rentarō will help support her new dream. She prefers Rentarō to call her Āko.
- Uto Nakaji (中二 詩人, Nakaji Uto)
- Rentarō's nineteenth girlfriend. Uto identifies herself as a wandering bard, dressing up in such clothing, and plays the ocarina, albeit very poorly. In reality, she is a second-year middle school student who is a Chūnibyō. She tends to talk in a poetic, roundabout fashion or using the Socratic method.
- Mai Meido (女井戸 妹, Meido Mai)
- Rentarō's twentieth girlfriend. She is the granddaughter of the previous head maid of the Hanazono household, who desired to become a maid herself after meeting Mei. She idolizes Mei and is her self-proclaimed little sister, and is highly protective of her. She despised Rentarō for dating Mei, but she fell in love with him after she fell, and he caught her, making eye contact in the process. Because she tends to space out thinking about Mei and later Rentarō, she is clumsy, resulting in her dramatically slipping and tripping at inopportune times. Despite having the same last name phonetically, Mai and Mei are not blood-related, and the kanji of their family names are different.
Girlfriends 21–
- Momoha Bonnouji (盆能寺 百八, Bonnouji Momoha)
- Rentarō's twenty-first girlfriend. Momoha is a 27-year-old Social Studies teacher at Rentarō's school who teaches second-year students with an emphasis on teaching ethics. Ironically, she tends to squander her money on gambling and alcohol, resulting in her being homeless, living in a tent by Yamame's garden, as she is also the advisor of the Gardening Club. Despite her unethical behavior at times, she ultimately is also generous as she regularly uses her own money to supply the Gardening Club with tools and weeds the entire school before school starts on her own.
- Rin Baio (灰尾 凛, Baio Rin)
- Rentarō's twenty-second girlfriend and Uto's classmate. Rin is a second-year middle school student who practices the violin as both of her parents are also violinists. After watching a quick scene from the Resident Evil film as a child by accident, Rin derives pleasure from any sort of depiction of violence. While she has kept this mostly under wraps, Rentarō allows her to express her desires. She tends to exclaim "violen-suwa" when aroused, which is a combination of 'violence' and 'desu-wa,' an elegant copula.
- Sū Hifumi (一二三 数, Hifumi Sū)
- Rentarō's twenty-third girlfriend and Ahko's classmate. Suu adores numbers, even flat-out stating that she is romantically in love with numbers. She dislikes most other things, even rudely ignoring Rentarō's initial conversations with her because he's not a number. After posturing himself to resemble numbers, Suu grows fond of Rentarō and asks to be his girlfriend.
- Eira Kaho (火保 エイラ, Kaho Eira)
- Rentarō's twenty-fourth girlfriend. Eira is a half-Brazilian second-year college student at Ohananomitsu University. Her father is a Capoeira instructor, and she is an active practitioner. She has a strange fear of objects or phenomena that she "cannot kick," either due to them being physically unable to be kicked (like sneezes or emotions) or things that would be socially unacceptable to kick (like babies or cats). However, if something can be kicked, she shows utter fearlessness, even kicking a speeding car.
- Tama Nekonari (猫成 珠, Nekonari Tama)
- Rentarō's twenty-fifth girlfriend. Tama is a 21-year-old who grew weary of her office worker life and decided to reject her humanity. She dresses and acts like a cat, even first being encountered sitting in a box like a pet given up for adoption. After being pampered by Rentarō, who was initially willing to "adopt" her like a cat, she decides to work once more so long as Rentarō is willing to date her, as she realizes that since she has a reason to work now that she has something to look forward after her days at work.
- Himeka Saiki (才奇姫歌, Saiki Himeka)
- Rentarō's twenty-sixth girlfriend. Himeka is a transfer first-year student and is a popular idol who goes by the stage name "Kiki." While she is a prodigious singer, she has an interest in doing abnormal things for mundane tasks and situations in order to stand out better. Initially, she rejected Rentarō due to perceiving him as "normal," but upon hearing that he had 25 girlfriends at that time, she immediately asked to become a girlfriend.
Other characters
- Asakawa (浅川, Asakawa)
- Voiced by: Satomi Amano
- The 100th girl who had rejected Rentarō after he confessed to her.
- Anonymous Friend "A" (友人A, Yūjin Ei)
- Voiced by: Misuzu Yamada
- Rentarō's friend up until their middle school graduation.
- The God of Love (神様, Kamisama)
- Voiced by: Shigeru Chiba[5]
- The god of a local shrine who informs Rentarō that due to his constant prayers to his shrine, and partially due to him being distracted when watching Castle in the Sky, he overly blessed Rentarō to meet 100 soulmates during his high school life.
- An Baba (馬場 杏, Baba An)
- Voiced by: Kujira
- The Vice Principal of Rentarō's high school. She has a bizarre appearance and is known for chasing down students who misbehave in school, often punishing male students with sloppy kisses. She tends to run on all fours creepily.
- The Gorira Alliance
- A Japanese biker gang formed in the early 21st century led by a burly woman who resembles a gorilla. She is dating a petite boy whom she saved from a speeding car and fell in love with during the incident.
- Hakari's Father
- The unnamed boy with a terminal illness whom Hahari had fallen in love with when she was a schoolgirl. Before he died, Hahari was inseminated by him at the age of 13, which led to the birth of Hakari. Rentarō meets his spirit after rescuing Hakari and causing Hahari to fall in love with him.
- Hiro Īn
- Chiyo's father and Rentarō's uncle. Hiro approves of Chiyo's relationship with Rentarō despite being cousins because Rentarō had pushed him out of the way of a speeding car when Rentarō was a young boy.
- Toruru Kijineta
- The president of the school newspaper club who tries to get pictures of Meme for the school paper, though in the story she appears in, Mimimi assists in helping Meme to hide.
- Tina Quali
- A former pop idol who trains Rentarō's girlfriends as idols, only to abandon them when the better quality girls refuse to leave the lesser quality girls off the stage. She returns in chapter 152 to train Rentarō's newest girlfriends as idols.
- Yukiko Nozawa
- The illustrator of the manga. She first appears in chapter 69 when Rentarō visits her to help draw the manga so that his new girlfriend can practice massaging men, and later appears in chapter 94.
- Akogare and Manesu
- Two classmates from Chiyo's school who frequent a nearby park smoking cigarettes. Chiyo and Naddy both try to dissuade them from doing so using their own methods. At the end of the chapter they appear in, it is revealed that they were only pretending to smoke.
- Kusuri's Parents
- Yaku's son and daughter-in-law, who, like their daughter, both develop drugs. First introduced in chapter 74, they also took Kusuri's failed immortality drug and appear as eight-year-olds as a result. Unlike Yaku, Kusuri's parents took a similar immortality drug, thus, they can temporarily revert to their true appearances with the negation drugs. Kusuri's father, in particular, is skilled in body augmentation drugs that are not negated by the negation drugs. Like Kusuri and Yaku, they also end their sentences with a variation of their verbal tics, Kusuri's dad ending with Nanosa (なのさ) and Kusuri's mother ending in Nanoyo (なのよ).
- The Serious Group
- A company headed by a distant relative of Iku. Their products and services are of astonishingly high quality to the point that people unaware of their practices are often subjected to problematic situations.
- Kiraisugi-chou's Mayor
- A Japanese town mayor. Despite his obsession with the yearly sports festival, his town has failed to win even once. He views Sukisugi-chou as a rival town.
- Shizuka's mother (静の母, Shizuka no Haha)
- Voiced by: Madoka Yonezawa
- Shizuka's mother. She frequently abused her daughter due to her troubles with verbal communication. First appearing in a brief flashback in chapter 3, she later appears in chapters 134 and 135 when she finds out about Shizuka using a text-to-speech app to talk for her, and she confiscates her phone due to her belief that Rentarō was enabling Shizuka by providing the app to her. After Rentarō confronts her about this, she manages to see the error of her ways and returns her daughter's phone.
Media
Manga
The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You is written by Rikito Nakamura and illustrated by Yukiko Nozawa.[6][7] It has been serialized in Shueisha's seinen manga magazine Weekly Young Jump since December 26, 2019.[6] Its chapters are collected and published by Shueisha into individual tankōbon volumes. The first volume was released on April 17, 2020.[8] As of October 19, 2023, fifteen volumes have been released.[9]
On July 2, 2021, Seven Seas Entertainment announced they licensed the series for English publication in North America in print and on digital platforms in single volume editions.[10] The first volume was released on February 22, 2022.[11][12]
Volumes
No. | Original release date | Original ISBN | English release date | English ISBN | ||
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1 | April 17, 2020[8] | 978-4-08-891533-3 | February 22, 2022[12] | 978-1-63858-136-9 | ||
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2 | June 19, 2020[13] | 978-4-08-891569-2 | April 12, 2022[14] | 978-1-63858-206-9 | ||
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3 | September 18, 2020[15] | 978-4-08-891656-9 | July 12, 2022[16] | 978-1-63858-375-2 | ||
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4 | December 18, 2020[17] | 978-4-08-891736-8 | November 22, 2022[18] | 978-1-63858-805-4 | ||
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5 | March 18, 2021[19] | 978-4-08-891816-7 | February 21, 2023[20] | 978-1-63858-972-3 | ||
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6 | June 18, 2021[21] | 978-4-08-892007-8 | May 9, 2023[22] | 978-1-68579-540-5 | ||
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7 | September 17, 2021[23] | 978-4-08-892072-6 | September 5, 2023[24] | 978-1-68579-922-9 | ||
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8 | December 17, 2021[25] | 978-4-08-892164-8 | December 5, 2023[26] | 979-8-88843-068-2 | ||
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9 | March 18, 2022[27] | 978-4-08-892245-4 | March 12, 2024[28] | 979-8-88843-418-5 | ||
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10 | June 17, 2022[29] | 978-4-08-892338-3 | — | — | ||
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11 | September 16, 2022[30] | 978-4-08-892427-4 | — | — | ||
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12 | December 19, 2022[31] | 978-4-08-892537-0 | — | — | ||
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13 | March 17, 2023[32] | 978-4-08-892629-2 | — | — | ||
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14 | July 19, 2023[33] | 978-4-08-892718-3 | — | — | ||
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15 | October 19, 2023[9] | 978-4-08-892861-6 | — | — | ||
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16 | November 17, 2023[34] | 978-4-08-892896-8 | — | — |
Chapters not yet in tankōbon format
These chapters have yet to be published in a tankōbon volume.
- "Kaho-san the Capoeirista" (カポエイラ使いの火保さん, Kapoeira Tsukai no Kaho-san)
- "Playing With the Capoeira Lady" (カポエイラお姉さんと遊ぼう, Kapoeira Onēsan to Asobō)
- "Tell Me in Confidence" (あなたの内緒を聞かせて, Anata no Naisho o Kikasete)
- "Mother, Um" (お母さん、あのね, Okāsan, Anone)
- "Rentarō Family and the School Ghost Story" (恋太郎ファミリーと学校の怪談, Rentarō Famirī to Gakkō no Kwaidan)
- "Rentarō Family vs. Youkai (It's Basically Total Youkai War)" (恋太郎ファミリーVS妖怪(要するに妖怪大戦争), Rentarō Famirī Bāsasu Yōkwai (Yōsuruni Yōkwai Dai Sensō))
- "Appointment Annoyances" (待ち合わせ事変, Machiawase Jihen)
- "The 100 GF Spring Girlfriend Bread Festival" (100カノ春のパンまつり, Hyakkano Haru no Pan Matsuri)
- "Woe! Yaku-san and the Appraisal Troupe" (悶絶! ヤクさん鑑定団, Monzetsu! Yaku-san Kantei Dan)
- "The Cat That Wants To Be Adopted" (拾われたい猫, Hirowaretai Neko)
- "Meow Festival" (にゃんフェス, Nyan Fesu)
- "A Cute and Obtuse Triangle" (姉妹三角形, Shimai Anguru)
- "The Inda Family Secret" (院田家の秘密, Inda-ke no Himitsu)
- "Rentarō Family's Dreams of Married Life" (恋太郎ファミリーの理想の結婚生活, Rentarō Famirī no Risō no Kekkon Seikatsu)
- "And Then They Become Marriage" (そして彼らは結婚となる, Soshite Karera wa Kekkon to Naru)
- "The Tama of a Wealthy Family (Are We in a Ghibli Movie Now?)" (金持ちの家のタマ (ジブリかな?), Kanemochi no Ie no Tama (Jiburi kana?))
- "Her Name. Returns (First Half)" (彼の名は。リターンズ(前半戦), Kano no Na wa. Ritānzu (Zenhan Sen))
- "Her Name. Returns (Second Half)" (彼の名は。リターンズ(後半戦), Kano no Na wa. Ritānzu (Kōhan Sen))
- "The Singer Singing in the Restroom" (トイレで歌ってた歌手, Toire de Utatteta Kashu)
- "I Wanna Be the Most Abnormal" (めざせ奇人マスター, Mezase Kijin Masutā)
- "The Rentarō Family's Idolmaking Project (2nd Generation)" (恋太郎ファミリーアイドル化計画(二代目), Rentarō Famirī Aidoru-ka Keikaku(Ni Daime))
- "Learn From Your Predecessors! Rentarō Family's Practice Drills" (先代に学ぶ! 恋太郎ファミリーの練習風景, Sendai ni Manabu! Rentarō Famirī no Renshū Fūkei)
- "And Now, to a Brand New Radiance"
Anime
An anime television series adaptation was announced on March 14, 2023. It is produced by Bibury Animation Studios and directed by Hikaru Sato, with scripts supervised by Takashi Aoshima, character designs handled by Akane Yano, and music composed by Shuhei Mutsuki, Shunsuke Takizawa, and Eba.[4] The series premiered on October 8, 2023, on Tokyo MX and other networks.[5] The opening theme song is "Dai Dai Dai Dai Daisuki na Kimi e♡" (大大大大大好きな君へ♡, lit. "To You Who I Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love") performed by Kaede Hondo, Miyu Tomita, Maria Naganawa, Asami Seto, and Ayaka Asai,[35] while the ending theme song is "Sweet Sign" (スイートサイン) performed by Nako Misaki.[36] Crunchyroll licensed the series.[37] Muse Communication has licensed the series in South and Southeast Asia.[38]
Episodes
No. | Title [39][40] | Directed by [39] | Written by [39] | Storyboarded by [39] | Original air date [41] |
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1 | "The 2 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really Love You (98 to Go)" 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)) | Yuichirō Aoki | Takashi Aoshima | Hikaru Sato Nagisa Miyazaki | October 8, 2023 |
2 | "First Kiss" Transcription: "Hajimete no Chū" (Japanese: はじめてのチュウ) | Yuichirō Aoki | Takashi Aoshima | Taizō Yoshida | October 15, 2023 |
3 | "The Quiet Princess, the Knight, and the Samurai" Transcription: "Mukuchi na Hime to Kishi to Bushi" (Japanese: 無口な姫と騎士と武士) | Yūki Gotō | Yasunori Yamada | Yūki Gotō | October 22, 2023 |
Reception
By July 2021, the manga had over 800,000 copies in circulation by July of the same year.[42] By March 2022, it had 1 million copies in circulation.[43]
In August 2020, the series ranked second out of the 50 nominees on the sixth Next Manga Award, with 19,902 votes.[44][45][46] The series ranked 19th on the 2021 Shinkan Manga Taishō by Tokyo Manga Reviewers.[47]
The series ranked eighth on AnimeJapan's fifth "Most Wanted Anime Adaptation" poll in 2022.[48]
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External links
- The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You official manga website at Weekly Young Jump (in Japanese)
- The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You official anime website (in Japanese)
- The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You (manga) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia