"rolling stone japan" reviewer kazumi nanba gave the "kimi ni 100 percent" / "furisodation" single 3.5 stars out of five, calling the song "relaxed and light" and completely different to "furisodation". he praised kyary pamyu pamyu's vocal technique of not strictly matching the melody and very slightly differing as "technical" and felt it was a sign of kyary pamyu pamyu's rapid growth as a vocalist. "cdjournal" reviewers described it as a "game pop song with kyary's full-on charms", and felt that the song had a fairy tale feel, due to the "dance flavor" hiding away the darkness of the world.