What do you think?
Rate this book
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] #18
The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You Vol. 18
全身全力の愛情表現に拍手喝采(スタンディングオベーション)♪ 全員ヒロインの超純愛ラブコメ!! 100回目の失恋を誠心誠意で達成した愛城恋太郎(あいじょうれんたろう)は、遭遇した恋の神様から「高校生活で出会う“運命の人”は100人」 そして「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」と告げられる。そんな奇跡的運命に「ビビーン!!」が響くッ!!! 出会って目が合った頃から、どんな姿もどんな奇人も愛おしい!! 誰もがハイクォリティヒロインな二代目アイドル回、そして行列の中ももちろんハグデートの最中も、なんなら毎日ヒロインな日常回を収録!! いつだって輝くあなたに贈る♪ 鳴りやまない歓声に包まれる18巻!!!
218 pages, Paperback
First published June 19, 2024
Ratings & Reviews
Friends & Following
Create a free account to discover what your friends think of this book!
Community Reviews
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews
July 3, 2026
Our Rentaro and his twenty-five girlfriends’ number twenty-six is a not-so-surprising “oddball”: singing idol Saiki Himeka. Despite being seen as cool and talented, Saiki instead wants to be seen as an eccentric person and she of course fits in no time with our family that’s far from normality.
The girls return to their idol group singing and as they all practice their quality dance styles, the other girls who weren’t there the first time get help from them through encouragement, advice and touching words with the big show being a hit.
After that, we see Rentaro and Naddy having a very “huggy” date and the girlfriends hanging out that involves line waiting, relaxing and learning the ways of eccentricity. The bonus chapter shows how Saiki first wants to be weird during her singing career.
A very nice and unique volume as we see all the girlfriends hanging out while also seeing them help and comfort each other without Rentaro being there despite still being the best boyfriend.
A (100%/Outstanding)
The girls return to their idol group singing and as they all practice their quality dance styles, the other girls who weren’t there the first time get help from them through encouragement, advice and touching words with the big show being a hit.
After that, we see Rentaro and Naddy having a very “huggy” date and the girlfriends hanging out that involves line waiting, relaxing and learning the ways of eccentricity. The bonus chapter shows how Saiki first wants to be weird during her singing career.
A very nice and unique volume as we see all the girlfriends hanging out while also seeing them help and comfort each other without Rentaro being there despite still being the best boyfriend.
A (100%/Outstanding)
July 6, 2026
Okay, I like the new girlfriend. That is literally half the battle sometimes with the series. I mean, we have some who the mangaka clearly don’t have any clue what to do with, so strong personalities win the day.
Saiki is an idol, you can tell because she is sporting a pair of eyes stolen from Oshi no ko, but that’s not enough for her. No, she wants to be seen as an eccentric genius, which ends up coming across like she’s a bit of a ditz.
The reason Saiki works is because of how straight-up confident she is about her own cleverness. Every time she tries something, they added the ‘smuggy’ effect to the page and whether clever translation or original intent, it absolutely makes the character.
Needless to say, she is more than happy to fall in with a group that’s nothing but eccentrics, making her transition into the group relatively easy. And giving an excuse for another idol arc.
This arc is, well, fine. Sometimes you see something and feel like it’s maybe written for the anime that might not happen (probably will though!) and that’s this. It smartly features the back half of the cast predominantly and that’s a nice touch.
At this stage, I feel that the strongest stories are the ones that pair the girls off in little side couplings, whether romantic or otherwise. Such is the case here.
The first involves food monster Kurumi and Momiji, the masseuse, fighting through a line to get daifuku. They make a fun pairing and Momiji proves to be a good foil for a change - she’s definitely one of the girls who doesn’t have much going on in my estimation.
The last chapter pairs Saiki up with Uto and, as you may know, Uto is far and away my favourite character. This story ends up drowning Uto in imposter syndrome when Saiki wants to learn her ways, which we already know are total BS. One could say it is fun and has a nice message to it. Then again, one could say it does not.
Overall, a decent volume. I do think the series is absolutely over-reliant on fourth wall breaks. They need to be applied way more judiciously than they are here. It also has a bizarre fixation on breastfeeding gags that I could live without.
Saiki is a good addition, however, and her introductory chapter has some of the most goofball humour I’ve read in ages from the series. The story of the abandoned bathroom gave me a good laugh because of how tortured it was.
3.5 stars - I mean, new girl good, some fun chapters, a great focus on Uto, and a reasonable number of laughs. I wish it was more consistent, but this felt better than the last couple of volumes.
Saiki is an idol, you can tell because she is sporting a pair of eyes stolen from Oshi no ko, but that’s not enough for her. No, she wants to be seen as an eccentric genius, which ends up coming across like she’s a bit of a ditz.
The reason Saiki works is because of how straight-up confident she is about her own cleverness. Every time she tries something, they added the ‘smuggy’ effect to the page and whether clever translation or original intent, it absolutely makes the character.
Needless to say, she is more than happy to fall in with a group that’s nothing but eccentrics, making her transition into the group relatively easy. And giving an excuse for another idol arc.
This arc is, well, fine. Sometimes you see something and feel like it’s maybe written for the anime that might not happen (probably will though!) and that’s this. It smartly features the back half of the cast predominantly and that’s a nice touch.
At this stage, I feel that the strongest stories are the ones that pair the girls off in little side couplings, whether romantic or otherwise. Such is the case here.
The first involves food monster Kurumi and Momiji, the masseuse, fighting through a line to get daifuku. They make a fun pairing and Momiji proves to be a good foil for a change - she’s definitely one of the girls who doesn’t have much going on in my estimation.
The last chapter pairs Saiki up with Uto and, as you may know, Uto is far and away my favourite character. This story ends up drowning Uto in imposter syndrome when Saiki wants to learn her ways, which we already know are total BS. One could say it is fun and has a nice message to it. Then again, one could say it does not.
Overall, a decent volume. I do think the series is absolutely over-reliant on fourth wall breaks. They need to be applied way more judiciously than they are here. It also has a bizarre fixation on breastfeeding gags that I could live without.
Saiki is a good addition, however, and her introductory chapter has some of the most goofball humour I’ve read in ages from the series. The story of the abandoned bathroom gave me a good laugh because of how tortured it was.
3.5 stars - I mean, new girl good, some fun chapters, a great focus on Uto, and a reasonable number of laughs. I wish it was more consistent, but this felt better than the last couple of volumes.
June 25, 2026
All these girls are so damn gay for each other. They are all dating each other not just Rantaro I don’t care. Anyway, Kiki is a fun character! I love idols so maybe I’m biased
Also yes I have been here this long and I am freaky. Glad they called me out lmao
Also yes I have been here this long and I am freaky. Glad they called me out lmao
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews