Girlfriend, Girlfriend

This show is very easy going and often rely on crazy situation for comedy.

Definitely it deserve a watch.

It's out of realistic touch and not something u should take seriously at all.

Everything is written in such a silly way that u would find it hilarious.

The very concept of this show is hilarious.

But don't expect much from this show.

As it's needed to be watched with a light mood.

The anime main character are girls.

And it's kinda dive into male fantasy.

So if ur a girl watching it u might not like it at all.

Our protagonist don't have a charm , everything happening is just sudden for him.

He is a straightforward, idiot who is just lucky to be stuck in such situation.

This comedy anime is centred on Naoya; a first year at high school who has just plucked up the courage to tell Saki that he loves her. He is overjoyed when she agrees to be his girlfriend. Things don't go as expected for long; another girl, Nagisa, confesses her love for Naoya and he can't bring himself to turn her down! This being a harem series the three of them are soon living together. They don't want their school mates to find out so things get even more complicated when Rika, a popular vlogger finds out.

There is nothing deep and meaningful about this series... of course there isn't it is an ecchi harem show. There is however plenty enjoy. Every episode made me laugh many times. The characters might not be the most believable but they fit with the genre. The girls are each suitably different and Naoya isn't quite as sleazy as he might be; nothing too much happens between him and the girls and the occasional nudity is given the 'censor steam' treatment; at least in the version shown on Crunchyroll. The animation is pretty good as are the character designs. Overall I'd recommend this to anime fans wanting a good laugh; it's probably not for younger viewers though.

These comments are based on watching the series in Japanese with English subtitles.

Fresh, modern and absolutely hilarious harem anime. All the characters are absolutely top notch and far from the boring stereotypes of the genre. This is the only harem anime with a real harem, it's something never head of!

The protagonist, our boy Naoyia, it's a mixture of genuinity and honesty taken to the extreme consequences. All the girls are well characterized and developed, and you cannot not also fall yourself for all of them.

For sure, best anime comedy of the year 2021.

All that's needed to remember not to take harem seriously is this anime.

I knew right away that this was something I want to watch when I first saw GF GF reception and how everyone seemed to think it was cringe or some bs takes up space for no purpose. Something that is irrational, has a silly concept, or merely has a low mean score tends to be looked down upon solely because it is illogical, cringe-worthy, and blue-pilled. However, some anime are intentionally stupid, and for that reason, I don't understand why people take stupid anime so seriously. GF GF is a prime example of this.

This anime is absurd; it follows outrageous and ludicrous character behavior, with chemistry that fluctuates like a crazy trigonometric polynomial function. The plot does whatever the heck it wants, and I have a sneaking suspicion that it will get even more absurd in the future. But GF GF is so entertaining to watch because of all this silliness. In addition to the production value of this, which appears to be greater than that of any previous harem I can recall, Perhaps not quite as attractive as Oresuki, though. Overall, I truly look forward to GF GF, and it's okay to adore dumb stuff.

Two years ago, when "Kanojo mo Kanojo" first broadcast, I saw two different kinds of reviews. While some viewers applauded the show for taking a fresh approach to harem comedies, others took it too seriously and expressed dissatisfaction over how ridiculous the show was or how each character behaved strangely. I really enjoyed the first season. Not just because of its original idea, but also because each episode had me laughing out loud. As someone who enjoyed this "trash" in the past, I'm happy to hear that a second season is coming.

Thus, Shino's manga arc will most likely be covered in this season. Since manga readers have long loved Shino, this is one of the best arcs to cover. This show's humor is still excellent, and fan service has been present since the first episode. The main distinction is how Shino enters the picture, adds herself to the harem, and creates some drama around Mirika's problem. The characters are still completely bonkers and behave in an abnormal manner. If you can acknowledge that this is a work of fiction and that there is no possibility that these events could occur in real life, then this program is still worth watching.