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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] #17
The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You Vol. 17
常識も数物理も愛情で凌駕するッ！ 全員ヒロイン・超純愛ラブコメ!!
中学卒業時に100回目の失恋を達成した愛城恋太郎は、立ち寄った神社の恋の神様から「高校生活で出会う“運命の人”は100人」で、「愛し合って幸せにならなければなんやかんや（中略）あって…死ぬ」と告げられてしまう。嘘!? 本当!? そうなる確率は…測定不能!! 数字も未知への恐れもなんのそのッ！ 道端で拾ったあの子も愛し通しちゃうのがこの「ファミリー」!! 花園家での刺激的な思い出も結婚の約束も…全部全部本当に宝物！ 入れ替わっても変わらないこの感情!! ゆるぎない想いを再確認できちゃう17巻!!!
中学卒業時に100回目の失恋を達成した愛城恋太郎は、立ち寄った神社の恋の神様から「高校生活で出会う“運命の人”は100人」で、「愛し合って幸せにならなければなんやかんや（中略）あって…死ぬ」と告げられてしまう。嘘!? 本当!? そうなる確率は…測定不能!! 数字も未知への恐れもなんのそのッ！ 道端で拾ったあの子も愛し通しちゃうのがこの「ファミリー」!! 花園家での刺激的な思い出も結婚の約束も…全部全部本当に宝物！ 入れ替わっても変わらないこの感情!! ゆるぎない想いを再確認できちゃう17巻!!!
218 pages, Paperback
First published March 18, 2024
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March 20, 2026
Mostly this volume makes me want to re-read old ones and see if that running gag about the park names has been going on for longer than I’ve noticed.
Otherwise, it’s clear that the basic formula of 100 Girlfriends, etc. has been put on lock. New girlfriend arrives, the whole cast tries out their quirk, do some other asides with the girls in smaller groups, rinse and repeat.
And it’s fine, but I’ve gotten a little worn out as this has gone on and I think that the very, very brave attempt to live up to its title has finally sent this to critical mass as far as cast size goes.
By which I mean, it is the first volume where somebody popped up and I had zero idea what their quirky trait was or who they were. I mean, I am old, but I’m not that old. Well, I am, but that’s not the point.
The new girl, Tama, is a literal cat-girl, in the sense that she wants to live as a cat instead of a human. I’m surprised it took this long, honestly, and she has a really great design that I’m less likely to not remember.
Her story is actually kind of tragic, as somebody who had no affection for work and was beaten down by holding a job that it eventually took her to a dark place. It might be too tragic for something this goofy.
Anyway, the rest of it is… fine. I have no regrets continuing with this in its later, less surprising, era, but I do miss the feeling that the earlier volumes had. The jokes were fresher and landed more readily.
I mean, I will at least give a shout-out to the chapter where we meet Karane’s family. Seeing our tsundere girlfriend at home could have gone one of two ways, and, while I believe the most obvious choice was made, I think it might be the best chapter in several volumes.
Otherwise? Pretty much business as usual. If your favourite(s) gets a clever moment or two, well, that’s the best you can hope for and certainly more than enough for some people. Absolutely nothing wrong with that; it’s not like I dislike this, it just doesn’t wow me any more.
3 stars - yeah, it’s fine. I won’t go out of my way for it, but I won’t stop reading it soon either. And it still has Uto, which counts for a lot.
Otherwise, it’s clear that the basic formula of 100 Girlfriends, etc. has been put on lock. New girlfriend arrives, the whole cast tries out their quirk, do some other asides with the girls in smaller groups, rinse and repeat.
And it’s fine, but I’ve gotten a little worn out as this has gone on and I think that the very, very brave attempt to live up to its title has finally sent this to critical mass as far as cast size goes.
By which I mean, it is the first volume where somebody popped up and I had zero idea what their quirky trait was or who they were. I mean, I am old, but I’m not that old. Well, I am, but that’s not the point.
The new girl, Tama, is a literal cat-girl, in the sense that she wants to live as a cat instead of a human. I’m surprised it took this long, honestly, and she has a really great design that I’m less likely to not remember.
Her story is actually kind of tragic, as somebody who had no affection for work and was beaten down by holding a job that it eventually took her to a dark place. It might be too tragic for something this goofy.
Anyway, the rest of it is… fine. I have no regrets continuing with this in its later, less surprising, era, but I do miss the feeling that the earlier volumes had. The jokes were fresher and landed more readily.
I mean, I will at least give a shout-out to the chapter where we meet Karane’s family. Seeing our tsundere girlfriend at home could have gone one of two ways, and, while I believe the most obvious choice was made, I think it might be the best chapter in several volumes.
Otherwise? Pretty much business as usual. If your favourite(s) gets a clever moment or two, well, that’s the best you can hope for and certainly more than enough for some people. Absolutely nothing wrong with that; it’s not like I dislike this, it just doesn’t wow me any more.
3 stars - yeah, it’s fine. I won’t go out of my way for it, but I won’t stop reading it soon either. And it still has Uto, which counts for a lot.
March 19, 2026
I hate that I actually relate to Tama. I never want to work either girl.
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