Title

Multiverse no Watashi, Koi Shite ii desu ka?

Also known as: マルチバースの私、恋していいですか？, Can I Fall in Love with A Multiverse?

by Ichiki

Score from AniList: 64/100finished2 volumes14 chapters

Comedy Romance Sci-Fi More like Multiverse no Watashi, Koi Shite ii desu ka?

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Jogo has a crush on his classmate, Miyato. One day, they unexpectedly end up walking home together after school. When Miyato is about to be hit by a truck, Jogo throws himself in harm's way to save her. In the final moment before impact, Jogo wishes he could have told Miyato how he felt. But then he hears a mysterious voice saying, "You can do it over. This time, don’t have any regrets." When he wakes up, he finds himself unharmed, lying on the ground, with a different version of Miyato beside him—she looks the same, but her clothes and hairstyle are different. (Source: Natalie, translated)

Chapters available: 14
Type: Manga

Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3.5/5

A romantic sci-fi comedy where a boy who saves his crush from a truck finds himself wandering through strange parallel versions of her.

Pros

Inventive multiverse concept
Romance and comedy balance well

Cons

Time-loop rules can get confusing
Short run limits character development

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Read the full take

Jogo has a crush on his classmate, Miyato. One day they walk home together, and when she is about to be hit by a truck, Jogo throws himself in front of it to save her. The premise is a romance with a sci-fi hook, where that moment opens a door to a multiverse of versions of the same girl.The strength is the concept. The parallel worlds give the story a playful structure, and each version of Miyato offers a fresh angle on the romance. The comedy and sincerity mix well, and the art keeps the shifts easy to follow.The weaknesses are about the mechanics. The rules of the multiverse can get confusing, and the short run leaves some characters thin. Readers who dislike time-based puzzles may find it tiring.Recommended for fans of romance with a sci-fi twist. Expect an inventive, sweet read that asks you to keep track of its rules.