きみが死ぬまで恋をしたい
TV anime

きみが死ぬまで恋をしたい

Source tagsGirls’ loveManga adaptationFantasy花田十輝

The story starts here

A secret orphanage trains girls as weapons and treats death as ordinary. Fourteen-year-old Sheena questions her assigned fate until she meets a determined, bloodied girl. Their mutual support becomes a source of hope within a system that tries to erase human feeling.

  • Orphaned girls face the brutal conditions of military training
  • Two girls sustain one another in an emotionally suppressive environment
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Reviews, with context

Season impressions · 5 sampled opinions, not a site-wide consensus.

Appreciated

Some reviewers appreciate subtle emotional changes in the girls' relationships, the emotional delivery of key scenes, and the songs. They find the characters' intimate interactions appealing.

Reservations

Concerns include an underexplained wartime setting, unconvincing motives behind some conflicts, and uneven shifts between oppressive drama and light everyday scenes. Some find the daily routines repetitive. The sample is divided over whether the relationships develop naturally.

Sample details

Read the 20 public comments on the first page at retrieval and selected 5 attributed reviews with specific viewing impressions. This nonrandom sample does not represent a site-wide consensus.

Reviewers: 雪崩团灭清一色 / 路人乙 / 致翔永恒 / 泽城晓 / A A O

These are paraphrases of the named viewers’ reviews, not direct quotations or an audience-wide consensus. Relative dates refer to the original collection time.

Premiere
Listed episodes
13 episodes
Source count, not airing progress
Format
TV anime
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Independent source ratings

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Bangumi6.6 / 10
6.6 / 10
3,927 ratingsRetrieved 2026-10-15 22:07 UTC
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Kitsu74.4 / 100
74.4 / 100
154 ratingsRetrieved 2026-10-15 22:07 UTC
Source records7 sources

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