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Grand declarations of love become rapid-fire comedy in this high school romance anime, where an absurd romantic arrangement is treated with complete sincerity. Rentarô’s devotion is extravagant rather than cool or guarded, and the jokes are loud, goofy, and affectionate. The bright tone makes room for sweetness without slowing the succession of gags.
Each new girlfriend brings a distinct personality into an expanding circle of relationships. Rivalries escalate, then turn into friendships, so the romance develops through the girls’ connections with one another as well as with Rentarô. His determination to give everyone his full devotion keeps the growing ensemble’s silliness grounded in genuine affection.
over-the-top romance, rapid-fire comedy and Comedy
Comedy and Romance
Season 1 · 12 episodes
Tokyo MX
Rentarô Aijô decides to date all of his soulmates after Hakari Hanazono and Karane Inda confess to him at the same time God of Love tells him that they will die if any of his soulmates fails to get into a relationship with him.
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