Some things that you have to give this show credit for are the hilarious voice acting, and the fact Naoya is such a chad. I was actually kind of impressed to see how he really cares about both Saki and Nagisa equally.
At first I thought it was the same old Harem stuff But the MC isn't actually annoying (Since he's satirical) and the best part is No matter which girl you're rooting for, everyone wins
What? The main character is really annoying… plus he shouldn’t date those girls because he can’t say no, like there’s going to be more “forced” in there… when I say forced it’s because the writers usually write the characters to do things that is totally against the characters motives. Like for instance the guy asked the red head girl (his original and true girlfriend) that he should two time them, she was saying “no, what’re you nuts?” Then he wares her down to just accept it. I have no hatred for the girls on the show, just the guy who doesn’t say no or accept no for an answer.
Oh boy, do I have a reccomendation for you. Try watching "White Album 2" - 'cuz it's the complete opposite of what you said about winning. Don't worry, it's avaliable on Crunchyroll, and it only has 13 episodes.
I'm so entertained by this - but I also feel my braincells dying off as it continues with the lack of sense this male character has. You gotta admire his unyielding honesty, transparency, and fairness though.
This series: Let’s Have Out Cake, And Eat It Too. That applies to the characters and the plot and the writing. It’s written by a guy who felt bad for all the girls in the harem series.
She worked on herself for 3 months and spent roughly $500 on food just to confess to him. Going to be honest I'd have a tough time turning her down too just on principle.
This series is like Dr. Stone, but instead of a scientist recreating all of humanity's scientific achievements from theory, the main characters reinvent the concept of polyamory when they barely understand what normal human relationships are like.
@@emalmohsenzada3887 Rent a Girlfriend is alot worse. Atleast the characters here are actually likable. I don't get genuinely annoyed when I see the main character on screen
Me: *Doesn’t even have 1 girl* Anime: what if I could offer you the unrealistic expectation of dating 2 out in the open? Me: I would call you a liar and be VERY intrigued as to how you think you could pull this off
The name of the show is girlfriend girlfriend.. Not girlfriend girlfriend girlfriend girlfriend.. Am okay with the MC having red and blue.. Yellow and white r just extras
I honestly agree a bit. As much as I love the idea of a polyamorous triad in anime I don't really like this. It felt like he pressured her into this arrangement and wore her down until she said yes. I'm not sure if this is how poly relationships actually happen? I understand it's comedy or a parody on polyamory but that part made me uncomfortable. I'll give it a chance though and see how I feel about it
It's not cheating if the guy (or girl for that matter) is honest about it. The first girlfriend was it her right to say no too, that was allowed. Even if it's difficult, you can totally find guys willing to be in a guy-girl-guy relationship too, it's all about being honest.
@@Sixtysixway IDK guy a person you are happily dating deciding to bring another girlfriend in doesn't scream much about honest love to me lol. He kinda put all the pressure and responsibility on Saki to end it and then upset 2 people now in the process because he himself seemed to not be satisfied with her. Which is scummy behavior all around.