The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You Season 3
7.9
Quality Score
0.60 (Positive)
Audience Mood
7 / 10
Controversy
29,703
MAL Ratings
Synopsis — from MyAnimeList
Third season of Kimi no Koto ga Daidaidaidaidaisuki na 100-nin no Kanojo.
Audience Consensus
The audience is largely divided on whether the series' core comedic premise and consistent production quality outweigh a growing sense of formulaic storytelling and uncomfortable character designs. While many praise the humor, unique protagonist, and production efforts, a significant portion of viewers feel the show is becoming repetitive and sometimes crosses lines into excessive fan service and questionable character portrayals. Despite these criticisms, the strong enjoyment derived from its humor keeps many invested.
Strengths
- Consistent animation quality across seasons, maintaining visual gags and character expressions.
- Signature fourth-dimensional comedy remains sharp, with effective fourth-wall breaks and subverted expectations.
- Rentaro is a genuinely lovable and well-executed rom-com protagonist, serving as the 'glue' for the series' concept.
- The series maintains a strong sense of sincerity and has a refreshing lack of misplaced drama or a 'main girl' dynamic, feeling more like a family.
- Strong voice acting performances that capture the distinct personalities of the characters.
- The studio (Bibury) shows genuine love and creative vision for the franchise, expanding the world beyond the manga.
Weaknesses
- The formula of introducing new girlfriends and holding 'rooftop events' is starting to feel formulaic and repetitive.
- Concerns about the pacing due to cutting too much material to rush girlfriend introductions, leading to skipped chapters.
- Animation and direction quality perceived as slightly worse than previous seasons, with stiffer character animation and less impactful joke delivery.
- The character designs can be uncomfortable, with a lack of middle ground between 'attractive adult' and 'child', and some designs appealing to specific fetishes.
- The show can feel excessive with constant kissing scenes and fan service, sometimes crossing the line from 'ridiculous' to 'uncomfortable'.
- Some viewers find the show boring outside of the comedy and question its narrative quality and overall entertainment value.