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Is Rent-A-Girlfriend Finished? Everything You Need to Know Before Watching!

Is the Rent-A-Girlfriend Anime Finished?
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If you are wondering whether you can binge-watch Rent-A-Girlfriend (also known as Kanojo, Okarishimasu) and get a complete ending, the answer is no. The anime is currently ongoing.

Recent news confirms that the series is continuing to expand, with a 6th season officially announced in June 2026. Because the anime is an adaptation of a long-running manga that began serialization in 2017, viewers who only watch the anime will likely find themselves wanting more. To get the full story or stay ahead of the animation, you will need to dive into the source material.

You can buy the Rent-A-Girlfriend manga here to see how the story unfolds beyond the screen.

What is Rent-A-Girlfriend About?
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Rent-A-Girlfriend is a romantic comedy set in Japan, where lonely individuals can use online services to rent companionship—including dads, children, and girlfriends. The story follows Kazuya, a young man who, after being dumped by his true love, decides to try one of these services out of desperation.

Kazuya is initially shocked by how sweet and cute his rental girlfriend is, but the situation quickly becomes complicated. Not only does she insist on keeping their “relationship” a secret, but they also discover they attend the same university, live next door to each other, and their grandmothers are in the same care home. The real twist comes when Kazuya realizes that the sweet girl he rents is not nearly as nice in her “real life.”

If this blend of awkward comedy and romantic tension sounds like your cup of tea, you can watch the anime on Prime Video.

Who Is This Anime For?
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This series is best suited for fans of the comedy and romance genres who enjoy “will-they-won’t-they” dynamics and character-driven misunderstandings. Its primary appeal lies in the tension between the public “rental” personas and the private realities of the characters, making it a great choice for those who like lighthearted but emotionally messy romantic plots.

If you love the characters and want to bring a piece of the show home, check out some Rent-A-Girlfriend merchandise.

Recommended Watch and Reading Order#

Navigating the various seasons and related materials can be confusing. For a clear path, we recommend referring to the relationship tree provided below this article. Here are the best ways to experience the series:

The Release Order (For Newcomers)
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If you want to experience the story as it was broadcast, simply follow the anime seasons in order of their release. Start with the 2020 debut and move sequentially through the sequels, including the 2025 and 2026 seasons, leading up to the upcoming 6th season.

The Completionist Order
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For those who want every single detail, we suggest starting with the original manga (2017) to get the full context. After that, you can watch the anime adaptations to see the scenes brought to life. Finally, don’t forget to check out the spinoff manga, Rent-A-(Really Shy!)-Girlfriend, which provides additional perspectives on the world.

The “Source Material” Path
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If you don’t mind reading and want the most complete version of the story without waiting for annual anime releases, your best bet is to start and stay with the manga. You can supplement this by watching the anime seasons for the high-quality production and voice acting.


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Rent-A-Girlfriend • manga • 2017-07-12 (serialized in <i>Weekly Shonen Magazine</i>)
  └─(adaptation)→  Rent-A-Girlfriend • anime • 2020-07-10
   └─(sequel)→   Rent-A-Girlfriend • anime • 2022-07-01
    └─(sequel)→    Rent-A-Girlfriend • anime • 2023-07-07
     └─(sequel)→     Rent-A-Girlfriend • anime • 2025-07-01 (streaming)
      └─(sequel)→      Rent-A-Girlfriend • anime • 2026-04-08
       └─(sequel)→       Rent-A-Girlfriend • anime • 
  └─(spinoff)→  Rent-A-(Really Shy!)-Girlfriend • manga • 2020-06-21 (serialized on Magazine Pocket)

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