Kanojo, Okarishimasu 3rd Season

Now, if you're still reading reviews about this show and presumably thinking about watching you endured the last 2 seasons and went through the trenches. I don't think I can say anything more about the MC Kazuya who is arguably one of the worst characters in rom com history, that has not been mentioned by the other reviews. I would be lying if I said my expectations were high for this season when I started watching. I expected many things, but not what actually happened. This season was a real surprise. Instead of the usual cringe, it delivered powerful scenes that hit you right in ... the heart, making you feel deep sadness and other strong emotions.

It is a very welcomed change and it feels like the anime is finally going into the right direction. It finally feels like this season has character development and romantic development. Chizuru finally starts to realize in this season that the relationship might be a litte bit more than just business and work related and to be honest this all boils down to the new character Yaemori, who is a fantastic addition to the cast. Yaemori pushes Chizuru and Kazuya to think about their true feelings by confronting them and asking about the true nature of their relationship.

I can hardly believe I'm saying this, but Kazuya really steps up this season. He acts like a mature human being, saying what he needs to say and handling things decently well. Without giving away too much, a tragedy happens, and Kazuya does his best to be supportive and actually manages to do a pretty good job. While he is still an incredibly flawed character in MANY aspects and he could have done so much more, it is such a welcomed change that he at least somewhat does what a decent human being would. This season has powerful and strong scenes and I actually cried at some points which I never thought Rent-a-Girlfriend would achieve.

With all that being said I will be the first to say that it is questionable if it's worth it to watch the first two seasons of Rent-a-Girlfriend to get to this point. It can be tough to stick with at times, but if you've only watched the first season or two and are unsure about continuing, I highly suggest giving this season a chance. It's definitely the best one yet, offering a mix of entertainment, enjoyment, and touching moments and the best Rent-a-Girlfriend has ever been.

i jumped into this show at season 3 and got the gist immediately: it's about the humiliating and demoralizing cycle of relationships and the failure to communicate between men and women. the lead character allows his obsessive, unrequited crush to degenerate him into true sociopathy, exploiting a rental girlfriend's family trauma so he can force himself into her most private, vulnerable moments. his sexual pathology - which drives this concurrent deification and objectification of his crush - is sketched out through racing, overanalytic thoughts ruminating over her every move, her every word. this brilliantly exposes the tragic and dangerous trajectory of unchecked, obsessive psuedo-love.
as a ... show, the experience can be mixed. sometimes it gets boring and you forget the main guy can be a full blown sociopath. sometimes the show devolves into sentimental speeches that make it difficult to discern how self aware exactly its creators are. the quirky supporting cast of "cute girls" come across as totems of fan service rather than actual characters and, while funny, the dialogue can be atrocious and corny, although this is likely a side effect of my needing the dialogue translated (i am not a speaker of the japanese language).
the show is at its strongest when it indulges in excruciating cringe comedy.

The main character is really annoying and just makes you cringe any time he does anything. This anime tries to take itself seriously but I just cant take it seriously, its so boring and stupid, each season gets worse.
Is the story unique? If it was predictable, did you enjoy it anyway because you like this genre/set-up? The main story seems quite interesting to me, the execution is just done in a really boring way.
Do you think the art style is fitting for the story? The artyle is good, basic but good.
Were the characters well-rounded? Did they have flaws and strengths, or were they unusually ... strong/smart/stupid? Most of the characters are just really annoying and they dont have any character development at all.
Did the characters react to situations and events in a realistic way? No, they are so stupid.
Do you think others will enjoy/dislike this series, even if you didn't? Why? I honetly dont think this anime could be good for anyone at all unless you are high or drunk.

The only thing I like about the anime is the animation and op.