The 100th Love with You

Aoi is a university student and guitarist who anchors the band and dreams of a life beyond the classroom. She navigates confusing feelings for Riku while withholding her own heart from Naoya. As the time loop unfolds, she grows more determined to understand the pattern and to choose the present with clarity.

Riku is the calm, mysterious member of the group who reveals a secret: he can rewind time using a life-record. He has long harbored feelings for Aoi and acts with a protective, sometimes enigmatic, devotion. His time-travel gift drives the romance, but he learns that true happiness may mean embracing the present rather than endlessly rewinding.

Naoya is a close friend and bandmate who harbors a complicated crush on Aoi. He speaks with warmth and bravery, eventually expressing his feelings though circumstances shift the focus elsewhere. He remains supportive of the band and of Aoi, even as the love triangle evolves.

Rina attends band practice and plays a quieter, observant role in the group. She is later revealed to have feelings for Naoya, adding a subtle layer of romantic tension. She cares for her friends and contributes to the emotional balance within the group.

Keiko is Aoi's mother, offering grounded support and care throughout the unfolding events. She represents stability and familial concern as her daughter navigates friendship, romance, and the strange disruptions of time.

Haruka is a friend who appears within the circle, contributing to the sense of community and shared experiences in practice, performances, and festival moments.

Tetsuta is part of the wider cast connected to the musical and campus world, adding depth to the ensemble by enriching the social environment of Aoi and her friends.

Shuntaro appears in a more academic capacity, offering guidance and perspective within the campus setting as the characters navigate time-related questions and life choices.

A figure connected to the academic world who appears as part of the time-bending journey, helping to frame the theoretical or emotional implications of changing time.