The 100 Girlfriends Season 3 Main PV Unveils Its Opening Theme and Three New Heroines

What was announced

The official account for The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You released the third season's main promotional video on June 27, confirming that the new season starts broadcasting on July 5. According to the post from @hyakkano_anime, the video previews the season's new opening theme and gives fans a first listen to the voices of three new heroines.

The three new heroines

The main PV introduces the voices of three characters joining the cast this season. Reports from Anime News Network and Crunchyroll identify them as Yamame Yasashiki, a member of the gardening club, Momiji Momi, a third-year junior high school student, and Kishika Torotoro, the president of the girls' kendo club. Their voice actors had been held back as a reveal, so the new video is the first time their performances have been heard. None of the three has a page in our catalog yet, so they are named here only in plain text.

What we know about the season

A comedy-romance that began airing in October 2023, the series follows Rentaro Aijo, a boy promised by the God of Love that he will meet 100 people destined to be his girlfriends, with the catch that he and each of them must love one another or they will die. The first season ran for 12 episodes and introduced his earliest partners, including Hakari Hanazono and Karane Inda. Each subsequent season has steadily expanded the ensemble, and the three new heroines previewed in this PV continue that pattern as the cast grows again heading into the third season.

The opening theme heard in the new PV is performed by the returning main cast. Per Anime News Network and Crunchyroll, the third season is again produced by Bibury Animation Studio, with Hikaru Sato returning to direct, Takashi Aoshima handling series composition, and Akane Yano returning as character designer. Reports indicate the new season sends the Rentaro family on a fresh challenge as they take on becoming idols.