Chapter 1 - Saihate no Polaris

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Yuna
4 years ago
Talk about an abusive mom
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92eg
4 years ago
Ohhh that mom is garbage!
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BridgeDemon
3 years ago
The Mother scares the hell out of me...
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👀_i_See™
4 years ago
such scary accurate portrayal of mental, and emotional abuse with how passive it can be and how easily it goes unnoticed be most, sometime even to the victim themselves until years later.
i am glad she's breaking the cycle.

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10. Unhealthy Relationship Dynamics
The relationships often lean into unhealthy or dysfunctional behavior, from over-possessiveness to constant misunderstandings that fuel conflict unnecessarily.
This can send a problematic message about what constitutes a healthy, respectful relationship.
11. Inconsistent Art Style
The art style can sometimes feel overly simplistic or inconsistent, especially when it comes to depicting emotions or character expressions.
The character designs can occasionally feel generic or lack detail, making it hard to distinguish between characters at times.
12. Lack of Emotional Maturity
Despite the romantic and sometimes serious moments, the characters rarely behave with emotional maturity or intelligence.
Much of the drama and conflict could be easily resolved through honest conversations, but instead, it’s stretched out unnecessarily.
13. Main Character is Unremarkable
The protagonist, while kind-hearted, is often portrayed as bland or overly generic.
The lack of distinct personality or personal growth can make it hard for viewers to engage with him beyond his role as the object of affection for the harem.
14. Glorification of Toxic Relationships
Some of the behavior exhibited by the love interests (e.g., extreme jealousy, possessiveness) is romanticized, making it seem normal or even desirable in the context of the show.
This could potentially set unhealthy expectations for how relationships should work in real life.
15. Pacing Issues
The story tends to drag on without significant progress, especially when introducing new girlfriends or relationships.
The lack of forward momentum can make the series feel like it’s stuck in an endless loop, with no real sense of escalation or change.

1. Over-the-top Fanservice
The series relies heavily on fanservice, with sexualized depictions of characters often taking precedence over plot development.
This can make the story feel more like a vehicle for provocative content than a meaningful narrative.
2. Lack of Character Depth
Many of the girlfriends are one-dimensional, with their personalities often defined by stereotypes or their romantic interest in the protagonist.
There’s little focus on character development, and the characters are often defined by their physical appearance or a trope (e.g., tsundere, yandere).
3. Repetitive Plot
The premise of having 100 girlfriends who all want the main character's attention often leads to repetitive and predictable situations.
Every arc feels like it follows a very similar pattern, with each new girlfriend adding a predictable dynamic that doesn’t really push the story forward.
4. Excessive Focus on Harem Dynamics
The story often leans into the harem genre without much effort to subvert it or make it feel unique.
This leads to constant conflict over the protagonist’s affections, often portrayed in a shallow, comedic manner.
5. Unrealistic Relationships
The relationships in the story feel far from genuine, with many of the girls falling for the main character for flimsy or forced reasons.
The characters' emotional connections are rarely explored in a meaningful way, making the romances feel unearned.
6. Sexual Harassment Tropes
There are multiple instances where the protagonist’s interactions with the girls can border on inappropriate, often in a "playful" or comedic context.
Many scenes are designed to be funny at the expense of respecting personal boundaries, which may come across as tone-deaf or problematic.
7. Lack of Plot or Direction
With so many characters vying for the protagonist's attention, the actual story or plot progression can feel disjointed.
It's hard to follow a central theme, and often the narrative can be lost in an endless series of romantic antics.
8. Shallow Humor
The humor in The 100 Girlfriends is often based on cheap gags, misunderstandings, or exaggerated reactions, which can come off as juvenile.
The jokes can quickly become repetitive and fall flat, relying on physical comedy or awkward situations instead of clever writing.
9. Excessive Use of Tropes
The series heavily relies on well-worn anime tropes (e.g., "nice guy protagonist," "jealous girl," "too many love interests") without offering anything particularly fresh or innovative.
These tropes are used to an almost tiresome degree, with little effort to break away from the norm.

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