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Too Many Losing Heroines!
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Too Many Losing Heroines!

Also known as: Make Heroine ga Oosugiru! @comic, 負けヒロインが多すぎる!@comic, マケイン, รักครั้งนี้มีคนนกเยอะไปมั้ย! @comic, 敗北女角太多了!@comic

by Itachi, Takibi Amamori

Score from AniList: 72/100releasing
ComedyRomance

Plain, boring, and friendless Nukumizu Kazuhiko has witnessed something completely baffling: popular girl Yanami Anna was friend-zoned by her childhood friend and crush! In fact, all the popular girls around him are getting similarly rejected by the boys they like. Without realizing it, Kazuhiko becomes entangled in the relationship drama where all the leading heroines are losing out on love! Can he keep their spirits up and help them find happiness? (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

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Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3.5/5

A comedic romcom in which a plain, friendless boy finds that all the popular girls around him are being rejected, and he is drawn into their heartbreak with awkward, earnest kindness.

Pros

  • A clever, comic premise
  • Lively ensemble of heroines
  • A bright, friendly tone

Cons

  • The premise may wear thin
  • Some heroines feel like archetypes

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Too Many Losing Heroines! introduces Nukumizu Kazuhiko, a plain, boring and friendless student who witnesses something baffling. The popular Yanami Anna has been friend-zoned by her childhood friend and crush, and it turns out that all the popular girls around him are being similarly rejected. Without quite meaning to, Kazuhiko becomes entangled in the relationship drama. The premise is a clever, comic inversion: the outsider becomes the confidant of everyone who is losing at love.The series is at its best when Kazuhiko's earnest efforts to help collide with the heroines' pride. The comedy comes from the gap between his plainness and their high expectations, and the group dynamic makes the chapters lively.The weaknesses are a premise that may wear thin and heroines who can feel like archetypes. Readers who enjoy light romcoms with an ensemble will find plenty to like. Those seeking depth may find it breezy, though the comedy is consistently bright.

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