The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You Season 2

After getting shot down 100 times in middle school, Rentarou Aijou has it rough enough on its own, but then the God of Love tells him the real kicker: he's destined to meet 100 soulmates in high school, and if he doesn't return their feelings, they'll die. So naturally, he's going to date all of them. Season 2 of this TV series picks up with Rentarou already juggling six girlfriends and adds more to the roster, including Kurumi Haraga, who eats like she's training for competitive mukbang, and Mei Meido, a maid whose devotion borders on performance art. Each new girlfriend has her own absurd personality quirk, and the show leans hard into that absurdity rather than pretending any of this is normal. That's kind of the whole charm — it knows exactly what it is. The harem genre usually stumbles over a protagonist who can't pick one girl, but here the answer is just "all of them, forever," and the comedy comes from actually trying to make that work. Bibury Animation Studios keeps the energy up across 12 episodes, and the parody elements hit way better if you've sat through more traditional harem shows. If you liked the relationship chaos of Nisekoi or The Quintessential Quintuplets but wished they'd just commit to the bit, this is that commitment taken to its logical extreme. It's silly, it's sweet, and it never once asks you to take it seriously.