Kanojo, Okarishimasu 3rd Season

To start, I got a lot of enjoyment out of this season and I usually do with this series even if I complain. I've started episodes and then finished them an hour and a half later so I'd have to set aside time to watch it. Why, you might ask, is because at every turning point I'd have to pause it and commentate because I just had so much to say about everything and how invested I was getting. I'd feel cringe, I'd feel mad, sad, happy, I'd get up and jump for joy or stomp in anger. I probably sound like a lunatic but ... it was fun and I can say that it had way more impact than S2 so if you saw that and thought negative, I think you might find some value in this one.

Ruka's not even a bad character, her being his girlfriend just makes things difficult because she gets cucked at every opportunity. "I'm just chasing dopamine is all." ((She doesn't actually say that))

They add a new girl, Yaemori, who's a drama addict and I'm not too sure how to feel about it. She's...interesting, I think? I mean she's got the outside appearance then the closet shut-in type personality talking about cosplay and gacha and blackmail and- she's unhinged- she's a Twitch streamer. "You're like a real life emoji." I gotta say that I like her dialogue though, she got the most laughs out of me, I'll totes give her that. (Oh, no, now I'm starting to talk like her!)

The NPCs (unnameds) are horrible though, anytime any girl does anything they just act like pervs. I mean, I get the idea that these girls are desirable but you couldn't have better dialogue than "Look at that one."? They're all scum.

As per usual, it's Kazuya that's the problem here but it's just to pad things out, he gets so many opportunities to do literally anything and still manages to flup it up. He needs to solve his own problems because it still feels like there's a long way before we even get to an actual relationship and we're already on S3.

Some moments come off kind of wrong when they shouldn't be. Like there's what's supposed to be an emotional moment in episode 33 (uh, 10 for this season) and it would be if it didn't seem like such a weird attempt on Kazuya's part, it's just cheesy. In real life, I don't see that being accepted and his responses would've done a lot more good than his actions and would've been accepted as bittersweet but he just doesn't make good responses. The only one I'll give him is in the last episode and really if you've seen it then you know because that was just about it for the episode, everything else was surrounding that moment and him getting so caught up in how that moment was received. That made the ending a little bit annoying but really that's the way 33 should've been, his actions just came across as tonedeaf to me and they make it out like it was heroic or something. Imagine if a doctor walking in at that point, what a shame, I don't care if it worked or not.

He did however have one good response that episode: He brings up the truth and I'm not gonna lie, he could've let her down easier about it but he's right (He's out of line but he's right) Anyway, the music is good, I forgot that I like hearing the little themes and actually started listening to a few of them off-screen, just wanted to point that out.

I'd like to see where the lies he and Chizuru tell come to bite them in the butt and he has to solve them without her help. I'd like this next season to focus on that and him learning when Chizuru is acting that way he's the only one that can tell and makes him seem special. That way he can truly know her, but that's just wishful thinking.

i jumped into this show at season 3 and got the gist immediately: it's about the humiliating and demoralizing cycle of relationships and the failure to communicate between men and women. the lead character allows his obsessive, unrequited crush to degenerate him into true sociopathy, exploiting a rental girlfriend's family trauma so he can force himself into her most private, vulnerable moments. his sexual pathology - which drives this concurrent deification and objectification of his crush - is sketched out through racing, overanalytic thoughts ruminating over her every move, her every word. this brilliantly exposes the tragic and dangerous trajectory of unchecked, obsessive psuedo-love.
as a ... show, the experience can be mixed. sometimes it gets boring and you forget the main guy can be a full blown sociopath. sometimes the show devolves into sentimental speeches that make it difficult to discern how self aware exactly its creators are. the quirky supporting cast of "cute girls" come across as totems of fan service rather than actual characters and, while funny, the dialogue can be atrocious and corny, although this is likely a side effect of my needing the dialogue translated (i am not a speaker of the japanese language).
the show is at its strongest when it indulges in excruciating cringe comedy.

I'm a stupid and I dunno what happened to me I was like fuck Imma give this shot let's see how it goes. I won't say I didn't like the first season but it was okay to me but they could end this shit in 1st season but no they this ass to s2 then s3 and so they will to S4. I lost hope from s2. But since I wasted my time in S2. So I thought Hey maybe this one might be the end of this shit. But nah this shit is becoming consistently predictable from every aspect.
So anyone who didn't like S1 ... or S2 or both then MOST probably your gonna hate this one. Seriously waste of time.
Alright time for me to touch some grass. PEACE




Damn it I wasted my time even writing on this shit damn