The production of the anime series adaptation of the novel Too Many Losing Heroines! (Make Heroine ga Ooisugiru!) Takibi Amamori It is Imigimuru has issued a statement due to the various problems that fans are causing. In particular, fans are asked to respect the rules of the Jishukan Institute from Aichi Prefecture, which served as the model for the anime.
In the statement we can read:
To the Aichi Prefectural Jishukan Institute, which provided us with its assistance for this project, we strongly request that you refrain from acts that may disturb students, school staff, and nearby residents, such as entering the premises without permission. If anyone is caught engaging in such or similar acts, school staff may approach them. In order to ensure the safety of students and protect their privacy, we appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
Also the author, Takibi Amamorispoke about the problem:
We ask that you respect the rules and refrain from entering without authorization, taking photographs, or using the premises for unauthorized purposes. People from places such as Toyohashi City have cooperated in good faith.
The animation is from the studio A-1 Pictures (86: Eighty-Six, Sword Art Online, Solo Leveling), directed by Shotaro Kitamura (Cardfight!! Vanguard Gaiden if, episode direction of Kaguya-sama: Love is War Ultra Romantic), the plot is by Masahiro Yokotani (Free! Eternal Summer, Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai, Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-) and the character design is by Tetsuya Kawakami (86, Interviews with Monster Girls).
Synopsis for Too Many Losing Heroines!
The story follows Kazuhiko Nukumizu, a boy who disappears into the back of his classroom. When he unwittingly witnesses Anna Yanami, a popular girl in his class, being rejected by her childhood friend, he ends up talking to Anna. In a mix of sadness and anger, Anna reveals that her childhood friend had promised to marry her in the past, even though it was when they were four or five years old. Although Kazuhiko feels sorry for Anna, he also can’t help but think that those kinds of promises made in childhood don’t count. Before he knows it, he starts meeting girls at school who have been rejected by boys they like.
