Girlfriend, Girlfriend

One of my favorite romance anime. It is pretty emotional and fun to watch but at the same time there are very dumb decisions that made me feel angry at the main character. Overall really fun to watch.

The ending was actually pretty good. I loved how Nagisa finally went all out for Naoya—it was really nice to see. Overall, as messed up as this series is, especially with the MC, Naoya, it's actually a lot of fun to watch. It's more of a comedy than a romance. Don't take it too seriously, and you'll definitely enjoy it.

This episode had a bit too much fan service for my liking, but it was still really fun to watch. It was completely absurd, and I loved it!

It was supposed to be a normal date and vacation, but of course Rika showed up again. And not just her—Shino somehow joined too, turning everything into a complete mess!

Holy, Mirika is on another level. The way she's obsessed with Naoya is unreal—she even stole the first kiss from both Saki and Nagisa. At this point, I really feel sorry for Saki, but it's still so much fun to watch this anime.

Love the part where Saki and Nagisa try to fool Naoya. XD The ending really makes me wonder what's going to happen in the next episode, so I'm moving on to the next one right away!

I like how Saki's mom supported her and encouraged her to go for it—that part was really funny. XD The bunny costume looked great on Saki, and the maid outfit suited Nagisa too. It's nice to see both of them competing for Naoya while still staying on good terms!

This episode actually got more fun toward the end! Naoya's way of speaking is so unique that it ended up making Rika fall in love with him. XD

I totally thought Naoya would've accepted Rika, but this time he surprised me! Rika, though... holy, her survival instincts are on another level. XD She's doing everything she can to become the third girlfriend!

This was a good episode. It was nice to see Saki and Nagisa spending time together and having fun. Just when everything seemed peaceful, the ending introduced yet another problem.

It was still a funny episode, but I wish it had gone in a different direction. The plot felt pretty much the same, with everyone just shouting throughout the whole episode.

Another funny episode that I really enjoyed! I can't believe Nagisa, who seems good at everything, is actually bad at studying. Maybe it's because she's been out of school for so long. And Saki... she's such a freak, hahaha!

If you don't take this anime too seriously, it's actually really funny. Naoya is just a super expressive and honest guy, that's all.

Before anything else, I have to say that watching this series requires you to turn off your brain. Don't treat it as a regular romcom—actually, treating it as a pure comedy is the best way to enjoy it. With that said, the story is actually great. It's slop, but the good kind. It's super funny, engaging, and surprisingly touching... and inspiring? LOL! Kidding aside, it has great direction and solid character development. As I said before, if you can turn off your brain, it's very easy to appreciate the characters in this series. Craftsmanship-wise, it's great. The animation is decent—actually, nothing special—but the visuals and art are amazing. I especially love how good the art is. The music is also fantastic. I just can't help but laugh at the "cowboy" vibes in the soundtrack, and the piano and other instrumentals during some of the absurd moments really elevate the mood. Overall, I'd rate this series an 8/10. I totally enjoyed the gags, and the romance was pretty good too... of course, if you turn off your brain.

That chase was LONG, but hey, it was pretty satisfying! Though, I think it was stretched out a bit. That said, I just love the overall development in this episode, especially Nagisa's character development. The direction throughout the episode was also great, especially the BGM, narration, and how engaging everything was. On another note, the twist at the end was something I didn't expect. But given the story's setting, I think it's a pretty natural development.

I didn't expect some seriousness in this episode. I was so used to the stupid logic that seeing such a logical argument felt weird to me, LOL! That said, I really liked the references here. Whether it's the real law or the Aho Girl reference, both were great surprises that made me enjoy this episode quite a bit. On another note, the amount of ecchi content made this episode quite unlikable for me. It's just stupid, kekw.

Nagisa is definitely my favorite character so far. I just love how caring she is, whether it's toward Naoya or Saki. She just keeps sacrificing her own happiness for someone else's, which I find really attractive. On another note, the animation in this episode is very goofy. I really like how jumpy it is.

Putting my bias against the plot aside, the story's development is actually so good. Mirika is a tsundere who doesn't shy away from her feelings, and I really like that about her. I also like how the pacing isn't dragged down by unnecessary things. On a funny note, I just can't help but laugh at Saki and Nagisa's dead eyes. They look so defeated, LOL!

I totally lost my mind laughing so hard when Saki grabbed Mirika. The visuals were just so freaking funny, not to mention the taunts, LOL! The voice acting is just so good. On another note, I just love how sharp, yet stupid, Naoya is. How is bro getting away with all this? LOL!

Man, is it fair to call Saki the R-word? What the heck is wrong with this woman's brain, SMH! That said, the costumes are just so freaking cute! Not to mention Saki's—Nagisa's outfit really suits her. It totally complements her looks. On another note, I really like how the characters don't deny their feelings. The plot may be stupid, but at least it isn't annoying. I can totally just ignore the absurd plot and enjoy the comedic scenes.