Rent-a-Girlfriend

After a breakup, college student Kazuya pays for a date with Chizuru, turning a simple transaction into a reckless romantic comedy.

Synopsis

The Anime Lad

College student Kazuya responds to being dumped by booking a date through an app. Chizuru delivers the requested fantasy with professional efficiency. Kazuya then reacts badly to learning that a paid service is, in fact, a paid service. A sequence of coincidences makes their arrangement harder to contain, and his improvisational honesty remains unavailable.

Super Eyepatch Fox

Kazuya is newly single and catastrophically impulsive. He hires Chizuru for a date, then struggles with the gap between her convincing work persona and the transaction beneath it. She arrives polished. He arrives wounded. The romantic comedy starts where his expectations collide with the service he chose.

Gigguku

This show takes one lonely college guy, gives him access to a rental dating service, and watches him detonate his dignity in real time! Chizuru's perfect work smile puts his messy expectations under a spotlight. Every bad reaction makes the social geometry more impossible. The cringe keeps demanding a secondhand face shield.

Father's Basement

Kazuya begins as a swamp of insecurity and selective honesty. That is the warning label, not an accidental defect. Chizuru supplies the backbone by treating rental dating as real work with rules and consequences. If prolonged embarrassment makes you flee, this will be hostile territory. If it makes you lean closer, the premise is ruthlessly efficient.