NO.436ANIMEOOTDMomiji Momi
NO.436ANIMEOOTDMomiji Momi
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Momiji Momi
Momiji Momi
The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You ↗ / 2021
Third-year middle-school student; Rentaro’s fifteenth girlfriend
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ABOUT Momiji Momi / 01—0601First appearance and background
Momiji enters the manga in chapter 69, “Momi-san,” in 2021 as a third-year middle-school student. Rikito Nakamura and Yukiko Nozawa’s series began in 2019, two years before her own introduction.
02Personality and appeal
Her half-lidded gaze and pout can make her look expressionless, although the official profile describes her as emotionally expressive. She enjoys soft textures and is an accomplished masseuse; an understated face does not mean a lack of feeling.
03Story journey
Introduction spoilers: after the idol event and sumo, Rentaro seeks a rumored masseuse to help his girlfriends recover. He finds the tennis team sprawled across its court, then meets Momiji’s eyes and feels the series’ telltale soulmate shock.
04Relationships
Momiji is Rentaro’s fifteenth girlfriend. Early in their acquaintance, she massages him beside a school bench and encounters his astonishingly stiff muscles. Hoping to gain experience and become the best masseuse, she asks him to return whenever he feels stiff again.
05Versions and visual identity
Manga color art shows purple hair tied with a large pink bow, a sweeping fringe and short locks beside her face. Her school outfit combines a white shirt, pale yellow sweater vest and checked skirt. The anime’s separate standing design retains these features; her original medium is manga.
06Fan interpretations
Reader interpretation: the tennis-court introduction stages the aftermath of a massage like the aftermath of a battle, while Momiji herself looks unruffled. That contrast turns everyday relaxation into absurd comedy. This is a reading of the scene, not a declared authorial intention.
