Love Flops

Asahi Kashiwagi is an ordinary high school student until a TV fortune teller's predictions start coming true, first in small ways and then in awkward, risqué situations that upend his routine. One by one, five attractive girls end up around him and before long he is handling multiple love confessions at once, with school life suddenly crowded by romantic confusion. The show follows his attempts to sort through those feelings, decide what really matters, and deal with the social fallout as prediction-driven incidents complicate friendships and reputation, and it keeps a modern school life tone. Asahi's easygoing awkwardness makes him sympathetic, and the series tests impulse versus thoughtful maturity.

Created by Toru Yasumoto, Love Flops premiered as a 2022 TV anime, featuring Ryota Osaka, Miku Ito, Ayana Taketatsu, Rie Takahashi and Hisako Kanemoto in lead voice roles, and it blends romantic comedy with light sci-fi elements.

The series did not claim major industry awards, and it wasn't widely recognized in anime award circles. Individual episodes and performances drew fan praise on community polls, but Love Flops did not become an awards-season presence or receive mainstream prize attention.

Its mix of harem romcom tropes, risqué setups, and colorful character designs sparked online discussion, fan art, and short-clip sharing among viewers. Clips and GIFs circulated on anime forums and social feeds, helping the show find a niche audience that appreciated the voice cast and visual style more than broad mainstream crossover.

Critics and fans offered mixed responses, reflected in a 6.565/10 average from 31 votes. Themes include fate versus free will, romantic choice, and comedy that arises from awkward, prediction-driven scenarios, with reactions split over pacing and fanservice. Many viewers praised the voice performances and humor, while others wished for deeper character development and tighter plotting.