It seems like the walls of the house are full of holes.

The manga was impressive, but the impact of the anime is incredible…

There’s no longer a wall in my house for this figure…

I wonder if the character songs will be released on this distribution site.

>>4

I think the release date will be announced.

It seems that many character songs that are not distributed are from social games, but I wonder how it is for anime.

>>4

It’s an image song, not a character song!

>>12

Which one is today’s ending, abbreviated?

I wonder how many times we’ll walk hand in hand when it’s full.

I know it’s a bit late, but Shizuka’s voice actress is really cute, isn’t she?

>>7

That person really has an anime voice in their everyday speech…

Your voice is cute, isn’t it?

>>7

Last year was wonderful for the whole year…

Everyone was actually singing this during the recording.

I thought that with Shizu-chan’s mechanical voice acting, there was a limit to her cuteness, but this time it blows that away.

I wonder why they included the Laputa reference in the original anime content.

>>14

Pazu was also a bonus in the comic, so he is not an original character.

Isn’t this a situation that can be resolved by pressing the pause button?

The anime also features characters like Master Roshi.

Well, there are indeed parts where the anime picks up bonus content from the manga while adding even more parodies…

Changing your hairstyle a little is also too cute…

Come on, hurry up and deliver!

I-I don’t want you to stream or anything like that!

As the story progresses, I have to spend a lot on designs with my new girlfriend.

It’s crazy how they casually change their hairstyle and outfit like that…

So far, the only clear original anime scene is when Hakari hugs Koitaro and gets excited, right?

>>27

It might be because Shinemeteo turned into waves, I guess…

>>27

The near miss with Mimi Aji-senpai at the beginning of the karaoke and the appearance of the Gori Yuu couple were original elements not from the anime.

I want a collection of background music that fits the mood.

I started taking 100 Kano from the middle of last week, and today is the first time I’m watching the anime in real time, but is today the episode with the living creature that Koi Tarou was in?

>>30

That’s right.

I hope you feel at ease.

>>30

It’s the usual episode.

>>30

Ah, that episode.

There are too many episodes, aren’t there?

However, baseball karaoke was once something that can only be called the episode of Koi Tarou.

It’s being called a gag episode, but it’s actually a moving episode, isn’t it? Karaoke.

>>38

To call it a moving episode, the noise is as big as a pickled vegetable stone.

>>40

You’re being talked about, Mother.

>>38

It’s also a gag episode!

>>38

Not limited to karaoke episodes, there are often very beautiful and heartwarming exchanges.

By injecting a rich madness into it, 100 Kano is completed.

I’m always moved by the episodes where Shizuka-chan takes on a challenge.

It’s great that the impact is still strong even during idol practice.

Speaking of which, baseball also has its emotional moments…

Why did Koi Taro come back to life?

>>46

I am a man who can come back to life even from cardiac arrest for her sake.

>>46

I heard that Kōon wants to have a baby with Koitaro.

I wonder which episode of 100 Kano would be the craziest.

>>47

Sky Island Arc

>>47

Sky Island

>>47

Knee pillow, poison, or magnificent drama…

>>47

Mario Party

>>47

Sky Island

>>47

Conclusion

Marriage

>>56

I think this is also an emotional episode.

>>56

I love 100 Kano, but that episode was really intense, and it was quite mentally draining to read.

Sky Island is popular, huh…

>>55

Popularity… Is this popular?

Aren’t you feeling confused?

>>55

Isn’t this a cult classic?

I think there’s a tendency to believe that as long as it ends with a good story, it doesn’t matter how much noise is interspersed along the way.

Stray dog episodes or something.

>>57

I think it would be good to end the introduction with a romantic atmosphere and a kiss.

>>61

What the heck, what the heck.

It’s unfair that Shizuka and Chiyo always have emotional stories during their solo segments.

The episode with Shizuka Mama has a good story…

The Sky Island has been a source of confusion for unnamed individuals who have been vaccinated 100 times for many years.

>>63

First of all, the sight of Koitarou turned into a rubber person is creepy!

It’s like Attack on Titan! That’s good… I’ll use it… it happened.

For a while, Koi Taro will be without eyebrows and hair…

>>65

If you don’t mind, your hair might keep disappearing after this, Koitaro.

In the thumbnail, it’s Chi-chan 😭

>>66

Exit!

An island in the sky that surpasses even aliens and gods.

The fact that Koutarou is turning into Luffy on the sky island is scary.

There were strange stories in the first season too, but do I have the impression that there are strange stories every week starting from the second season?

>>72

100 Kano is a romantic comedy, so it must be my imagination.

>>72

Because the engine joined at the end of the first season…

>>72

The first-year class has many decent girlfriends (with some exceptions), so the rate of madness decreases.

From the second season onward, it’s almost full-throttle madness.

The Sky Island arc was accepted over time, but there was quite a bit of confusion among readers at the time of its release.

Speaking of which, the festival god was quite perplexed.

This manga features gods and such…

>>74

The Infinite Shrine chapter is too terrifying for Koi Taro.

It seems there is a proper reason for that ejection being due to obstruction of the baserunner.

>>80

Well then, don’t overlook the ones who are doping with drugs.

>>83

It was just going back to how it was.

>>83

…Safe!

>>83

That’s just the effect of the medication wearing off.

The full re-broadcast of Abema will also be held on the romantic comedy channel, so there is no doubt that 100 Kano is a romantic comedy.

It feels like the enthusiasm of the anime staff is unusually high.

There is no rule in baseball that prohibits changing the size of your body.

>>89

It’s not a drag race, you know.

>>89

It’s a defeat of the rules.

I might have missed something, but isn’t eating the base against the rules?

>>92

If you throw the base, you’re out, but if you eat it, there’s no problem.

As the number of people increases, the madness during the group sessions intensifies.

Every time it lands perfectly, I might be able to say that all of them are emotional episodes.

Eating base food is just a peculiar behavior with no particular reason, which is troublesome.

I’m looking at it now, and it would be nice if each character’s song had voiceovers too.

I’m so happy that this episode has been adapted into an anime.

It’s terrible that Kurumi’s almost only opportunity in the baseball episode is to eat base.

>>98

Even though I’m number 4, my opponent’s magic pitch is so stupid…

Is the white ball okay in terms of the rules?

>>99

Where does it violate the rules?

>>102

Copyright Law?

>>106

Is it officially recognized by the author?

>>99

What’s wrong with curveballs…?

>>99

Have you ever seen a white ball being considered a foul in real life?

It’s nice that there’s a proper exploration of Nano and her relationship with her first girlfriend in the karaoke scene with Shi-chan and Bimi-senpai.

The pen-tailed haircut of Senpai Shabu is a bit of a setback, but…

It seems like an acquaintance recently started reading, but it was becoming risky around the poet level.

It seems that Aranai was able to endure, but I wonder if Suka and Usami can hold out…

>>107

If the baby could endure it, then it should be fine…

If I can make it to the child, then the rest is just about healing.

Speaking of which, recently there have been a lot of cute girls like Nemu-chan, HasuHasu-chan, and Mel-san.

>>111

Everyone is cute, right!

>>111

Someone is being blown away.

>>111

Don’t turn your eyes away from what lies ahead.

Well… so much…!