Girlfriend, Girlfriend
Naoya Mukai has loved Saki Saki since grade school, and when she finally accepts his feelings, he's at his happiest. But one day, a cute girl named Nagisa Minase confesses to him! Not wishing to choose only one over another, Naoya chooses to go out with both of them!! What will be of this love triangle that challenges morality itself?
Details
First Aired: 7/3/2021
Languages: Japanese
Type: Scripted
Production
MBS
TBSCompanies: Tezuka Productions, SynergySP, Kodansha, MBS, NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan, NTV Wands, Nikkatsu Corporation, Forecast Communications
Countries: Japan
Where to watch · US
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Season 1
Naoya Mukai is having the time of his life after his childhood friend Saki Saki finally accepts one of his countless confessions. Ensuring that their relationship will stay strong, he spares no effort in showering affection to his now beloved girlfriend. However, one afternoon, another girl named Nagisa Minase suddenly confesses to Naoya following months of preparation. Even though he politely rejects her, Nagisa's irresistible charm and determination continue to attract Naoya. Wanting to fulfill both Saki and Nagisa's desires, Naoya ends up proposing a crazy idea—to date the two of them simultaneously, with both girls fully aware. This unprecedented state of affairs ultimately causes wacky and hilarious situations in whatever they do to keep their unusual relationship going.
Season 2
Following their trip to the hot springs, Naoya decides to continue his two-timing relationship with Saki and Nagisa, and will treat them fairly. Add to the mix, Mirika who kissed him first, and Shino who has a secret crush on Naoya. The stage is set for the five lovebirds as summer vacation arrives. Fireworks, camping, and then to Okinawa... Mirika's younger sister, Risa, also makes an appearance. The neo-standard love comedy gets more and more exciting!
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Reviews
TheEnrichtifyer
That was quite intense and hilarious. I wasn't sure that I would like this at first based on the first episode, but I wanted to finish it and overall I found the show entertaining and funny. This compared to other anime I have watched recently is definitely way more exaggerated, over the top, and relies more on the comedy than other aspects of the show to appeal to the audience. I know it is a trope for anime to over exaggerate what would be normally a calmer situation, but with this one they pump it up more than what I am used to. The show knows the plot is pretty silly and revels in it by trying to make it more comedic. I feel in general that is what this show does. When characters make odd/silly decisions, when something ridiculous happens in the plot or something else like such, the show is very aware and just revels in the ridiculous situation to make it more funny. I think, for the most part, it succeeded. I feel the show is asking for the whole situation to not be taken as seriously. I also am glad that the show was not as predictable as I was worried it would be. I was thinking based on the cover that the main character would get a third and fourth girlfriend and so on, but it actually went another direction that I was happier with. In regards to complaints, I would say that really no one in the story has much an arc. Sure, they have some up and downs and maybe very tiny arcs within a subplot, but for the most part the characters are the same throughout and don't go through any real change. The show does I think try to make up for it with again it's comedy and entertainment value, which I think is more what this show is for. Overall, I would say this show was pretty funny to watch and I would like to check out a second season if it happens. I don't think this is the best anime out there, but it was entertaining and I am glad to have checked it out.
