My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong, As I Expected (light novel)
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| Wait that was Yui getting rejected? they just postponed the Cake Baking they could Bake the sweets once the prom problem is done. |
| Wait that was Yui getting rejected? they just postponed the Cake Baking they could Bake the sweets once the prom problem is done. |
| Oh yeah. This and Re:Zero's episodes are both damn good. So it was true that it was literally "calm before the storm" before this episode, huh? I loved how they presented it and how it highlights the characters. Yui is already hinting a lot romantic nuances 8man from the first few half of the episode. It gives the vibes that she really wanted 8man on her own behalf. However, things started to escalate when Yukino's mom appeared, because of the prom issue. I never couldn't understand her deal though since I haven't read the light novel, but how I interpret the situation is that they wanted Yukino to break the chain of the so called "codependency", if I'm not mistaken. Correct me if I'm wrong for this lol 8man saying he wanted to save Yukino takes us back to Season 2 when Yukino asks 8man to save her. I like how 8man is willing to patch things up even if it is against other people's wishes. Lastly, the voice acting of Yui in the end is incredible. It gave me chills considering the ED is playing on that scene. It's so sad to see Yui blow up her tears. Both Yukino and Yui are best girls for me :( Overall, I rate this episode 5/5. |
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| Another week of Yui being best girl, another week of being Yui is suffering. Ahhhhhhhhhh the ending was so painful but the ED song sung by Nao Touyama was so beautiful, I love her voice so much. It's obvious who's going to win but as a Yui fan this show can be so painful to watch. |
| Another week of Yui being best girl, another week of being Yui is suffering. Ahhhhhhhhhh the ending was so painful but the ED song sung by Nao Touyama was so beautiful, I love her voice so much. It's obvious who's going to win but as a Yui fan this show can be so painful to watch. |
| NO STOP. PLEASE. Stop hurting Yui plz what did she do to deserve this D: ngl each episode that goes by, i enjoy the plot more and more, but i can also feel it getting much more dark and saddening when it comes to the relationship of Hachiman, Yukino and Yui. Yep, and just like that my views on Haruno fluctuate once more. I get what shes trying to spell out about Yukino, that she can't always rely on others and needs to be more dependent especially when after the 3 graduate they probably won't see each other after. But damn she could not of worded it any nicer to Yui or Hachiman, describing the threes friendship as one of "codependency" fucking OUCH bro, i guess to be truthful really is to be cruel Damn, Yukino is definitely in a tough spot, true she definitely needs to do some things by herself, but i think considering the situation, it feels like she's hurting Yui and Hachiman with her choices without even realising. Also, what i found pretty interesting was when 8man was on the phone with Hiratsuka, it was basically him admitting to only help with the prom because Yukino was apart of it? And he wants to make sure it continues running because of this? Pretty spicy if you ask me, need more. |
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| What a great episode, Hachiman actually said it that they were a love triangle lmao. "I promised to save her" save her he shall, but at poor Yui's expense. Really looking forward to the next episodes. |
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| "uh, love triangle?" Ah yes, oregairu in nutshell. Also damn, the feels... |
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Tsuukaku-Zanryuu said: Edit: I'm Yukino shipper but Yui needs to fight if she really likes 8man lol I mean aside from us no one knows in anime who 8man really likes or im missin someting i dont get it why yui easily gave up Along the course of the series, Yui easily made multiple attempts to get her feelings across to Hikigaya, being the first to do so even. It's much easier to see her in action in the LN but a small list: in S1 alone, she made cookies for him, went on a summer festival date with him, almost always tries to walk with him to club or going home, and finally shared a honey toast with him in exchange for a real date. Yui knows that Hikigaya and Yukino is in a world she can't reach. Yukino and Hikigaya complement each other's personality, shown by how smooth their conversations go. While Yui and Hikigaya's personality contrast, harming both their lifestyles (but probably learning something in the long run). But despite the overwhelming odds, you can see Yui still trying until this episode. So if there is a contest between them two it's easy to tell who would win. |
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| Seriously this season... Each episode has me on the verge of tears since episode 1... Then that Naobou ED... Beautiful episode |
FTKHRTTGLEL said: It's just the fact that Hachiman don't want relationships with nice girls like yui also he admired yukino from the start.Can someone please explain this whole fiasco to me? Like in what way did 8man reject yui, |
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AbsurdTurk said: Can someone explain this episode for me? I looked up, and apparently, there are no proms in Japanese high schools. But what were the reasons the PO whatever they were called, were against the idea of prom? Why make the reason that Hachiman shouldn't help black haired girl something so melodramatic like she'd become over reliant on him? Why did Yui cry so much over a crush? What is it with anime teenagers making such a big deal out of not being able to be with their romantic interest? Move on. It's not like she was in love with 8man for years. FTKHRTTGLEL said: Can someone please explain this whole fiasco to me? Like in what way did 8man reject yui, For some reason, in anime, whenever the guy decides to help another girl, the girl who has a crush on him assumes that he's side lined her. Proms aren't a regular part of Japanese high school, but that doesn't mean that a student council couldn't plan one as a special event (the fact that they aren't normal was highlighted in episode 2 if I recall correctly.) At this point it is unclear why the parent-teacher organization (PTO) is against the prom, but again since it isn't a normal part of the culture just doing something different may come across as questionable. I'm personally of the opinion that their relationship isn't codependent, and that Haruno is weaponizing the possibility to hurt her younger sister. It could also be true that Haruno is doing it at their mother's behest, or that she is really concerned, but I don't trust Haruno's motives at this point. While this may not be your experience with romance, my opinion is that the intensity of the feeling isn't strongly correlated with time. Time does tend to intensify love, but the rate at which different people build their affection and attachment differs drastically. Yui is crying because it was that important to her, and I have no reason to doubt the depth of her feeling. Callously telling someone that their feelings are insignificant never helps them and does no favors for your image either. Yui has significant reason to believe that Hachiman indeed has feelings for Yukino and that those feelings are reciprocated. She's able to read the subtext of Hachiman's words and actions; this anime expects us as viewers to be able to catch on to the subtext as well. In some anime it wouldn't be a valid assumption that a guy going to help a girl is a declaration of love, but here it most certainly is. |
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cythraul said: Damn, I really like how this season is exploring yui's feelings a bit but I really feel sad for her. Yukino's mom is a bitch alright, I hope to see her act like a proper mom someday This legit made me laugh.  Too self aware lol. not sure if he being self aware or sarcastic like how he usually does |
AbsurdTurk said: There are just so many more other interesting inner conflicts actual people have, things that are worth worrying about, than dumb teenage romance. It's literally in the title though. My Teen Romantic Comedy... Most of the series has always been about dumb teenage situations present in stereotypical rom-com anime but is sprinkled with a tiny bit of realism, and approached in an entirely different manner. If you judge this anime like an introspection of life, then you missed some points. |
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AbsurdTurk said: It's possible to be a romantic comedy, without being a romantic drama. The title of the series is my Teen Romantic Comedy, not my Teen Romantic Drama. Let me list some top anime under the tags of School, Romance, Comedy: Love is War Bunny Girl Senpai Suzumiya Haruhi Toradora Oregairu Little Busters Ballroom e Youkoso Takagi-san Sakura-sou. Out of all of these, only two can be categorized as strictly romantic comedy; Kaguya and Takagi-san. Most have a drama tag. |
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| Yui has really been one of the most tragic characters for me, especially if Hachiman ends up with Yukino. Yui has had so many moments to interfere with the relationship as mentioned in the anime: even bringing up the topic of romance to Yukino would have caused any potential for Yukino and Hachiman's relationship to fail. Knowing this, she still supports her friends. This anime has been a wonderful exploration of relationships for me. While a tad on the dramatic side (I mean it is an anime), I've appreciated the depth the anime goes into presumptions, confirmation bias, doubt, trust, kindness, selflessness, and love. I'll enjoy the rest of the ride for sure. |
AbsurdTurk said: Oh okay. I'm sorry, but I have difficulty taking romanatic heartbreak as an actual inner conflict in fiction as something actually serious. If someone feels that intensely for someone else, despite not knowing them for so long, then that isn't really love; that's raging teenage hormones disguised as love. You can't actually love someone you've only known for like a year; actual love is something that comes over a long period of time. There are just so many more other interesting inner conflicts actual people have, things that are worth worrying about, than dumb teenage romance. I personally see no reason to discount an intensely emotional struggle as inherently stupid, but of course your mileage with the subject matter may vary. In particular, I think Yui's struggle is remarkably well-developed. She's done her best to help and befriend Hachiman and Yukino, and so the struggle of having feelings for Hachiman while also wanting what is best for both of her friends is a lot deeper than simply having a crush, going to school, and seeing that crush walking arm-in-arm with someone else. Romance is an effective intermediary for other struggles since so much of human society revolves around our primal physical desire for sex and emotional desire for companionship. The focus on teen love is admittedly driven in part by creators realizing that teens will want to consume their material, but also in part by the fact that to a teen, these emotions are new and they have no context for what to do with them. That lack of context broadens the stage of action, allowing ridiculous Romeo and Juliet scenarios to suddenly be more plausible. Yearning for the halcyon days when romance was bright and fresh, untainted by our misjudgments and others misdeeds is completely understandable; subverting the genre by revealing the complexity that was always there as Oregairu does is, in my opinion, simply brilliant. |
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gaussian_ said: I personally see no reason to discount an intensely emotional struggle as inherently stupid, but of course your mileage with the subject matter may vary. In particular, I think Yui's struggle is remarkably well-developed. She's done her best to help and befriend Hachiman and Yukino, and so the struggle of having feelings for Hachiman while also wanting what is best for both of her friends is a lot deeper than simply having a crush, going to school, and seeing that crush walking arm-in-arm with someone else. Romance is an effective intermediary for other struggles since so much of human society revolves around our primal physical desire for sex and emotional desire for companionship. The focus on teen love is admittedly driven in part by creators realizing that teens will want to consume their material, but also in part by the fact that to a teen, these emotions are new and they have no context for what to do with them. That lack of context broadens the stage of action, allowing ridiculous Romeo and Juliet scenarios to suddenly be more plausible. Yearning for the halcyon days when romance was bright and fresh, untainted by our misjudgments and others misdeeds is completely understandable; subverting the genre by revealing the complexity that was always there as Oregairu does is, in my opinion, simply brilliant. I sincerely appreciate your response as these are my exact thoughts. Seriously, these are my exact thoughts eloquently stated. Haha, now I have some reason to be posting on episode forums. "...subverting the genre by revealing the complexity that was always there as Oregairu does is, in my opinion, simply brilliant." Yes this nails it on the head. |
| I just dont know what everyone sees in Yukino..... All the chicks in this anime are pretty. But if we go by personality and girlfriend material, what the heck would anyone, including Hachiman, see in her? Its Yui or bust at this point. I really wished Hachiman had turn around to see Yui again and catch her crying. If that had happen, its game over for everyone because then Yui would have confessed and kissed Hachiman right there. |
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| With all said, we are now on episode 4 of season 3. If there is any romance in this anime between the 3 main characters, then its about time to start showing progress and not just internal monologues of feelings. Its time to confess or kiss or act. Im guessing the drama will begin on who Hachiman will take to prom. |
| I've never seen a MC rave over a brand of instant coffee. I want Hachiman as my son-in-law. |
 just wanna feel wanted by someone other than the police 😫 |
| This episode surely was an emotional rollercoaster. Hachiman finally emphasizes on his own feelings for Yukino and decides to resque her as he promised one day that he would. As a result, Yui, being confirmed of the fact that Hachiman considers her as a precious friend but doesn't hold romantic feelings towards her, finally releases all the tears she was holding up until now. And boy was that sad! Yui's voice actor did an amazing job in expressing Yui's emotions through her voice. I'm looking forward to the next episode. Definitely a 5/5 episode. |
ShiroHachi said: This is what I fear when many Hachiman monologues are cut, people will think that Yui still has a chance and think Hachiman's feelings towards them are equal. Lol no, even if Yui confesses there, she will be rejected. If Yui was to confess to Hachiman during episode 4, there is NO WAY that Hachiman would deny a pretty and sweet girl like Yui. NO WAY that he would pass up on that chance. He would be an idiot if he did, specially someone with a horrible history with woman like Hachiman. It would be the prize at the end of the race. No guy would pass up on a pretty and sweet girl just because there is a possibility that another girl that he likes might say yes to him. |
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IrrelevantGuy said: This episode surely was an emotional rollercoaster. Hachiman finally emphasizes on his own feelings for Yukino and decides to resque her as he promised one day that he would. As a result, Yui, being confirmed of the fact that Hachiman considers her as a precious friend but doesn't hold romantic feelings towards her, finally releases all the tears she was holding up until now. And boy was that sad! Yui's voice actor did an amazing job in expressing Yui's emotions through her voice. I'm looking forward to the next episode. Definitely a 5/5 episode. If Hachiman decided to rescue Yukino, he did it as a friend, and not because he might like her. A friend is in a tight situation with something big, so he will say yes of course. Yui must win. |
| damn, this episode really hit me in the feels :'/ |
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ooo333 said: IrrelevantGuy said: This episode surely was an emotional rollercoaster. Hachiman finally emphasizes on his own feelings for Yukino and decides to resque her as he promised one day that he would. As a result, Yui, being confirmed of the fact that Hachiman considers her as a precious friend but doesn't hold romantic feelings towards her, finally releases all the tears she was holding up until now. And boy was that sad! Yui's voice actor did an amazing job in expressing Yui's emotions through her voice. I'm looking forward to the next episode. Definitely a 5/5 episode. If Hachiman decided to rescue Yukino, he did it as a friend, and not because he might like her. A friend is in a tight situation with something big, so he will say yes of course. Yui must win. Don't get me wrong, I'm also team Yui. But at this point it's obvious from Hachiman's reaction that he holds romantic feelings towards Yukino. He would also save Yui when needed, but only as a friend. In Yukino's case, he decides to save her because of his romantic feelings towards her. |
| Can someone tell me what PTA or PTO (depends on translation) means in this anime? I'm sorry but i'm not a native speaker of English. And they keep using it (PTO members).. |
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| Woow all the feels... Great episode and eye-opening. Kinda wished Hikki went home with Yui to bake that delicious cake. I don't mind a love triangle. O/ It hurt to see Yui break in tears at the end. I'm so sad now -_-,, |
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Hei41 said: Sorry if already asked but does someone know the guitar OST at the beginning of the episode (when Hachiman and Yui are walking in the corridor, just before the opening). I already heard it in the previous episodes and the 2nd season (when Hachiman and sensei are talking on the bridge) but I just couldn't find the OST. Thanks in advance Doing a little digging, it's called "Reset Button". Lylaaz said: Can someone tell me what PTA or PTO (depends on translation) means in this anime? I'm sorry but i'm not a native speaker of English. And they keep using it (PTO members).. PTO probably means "Parents Teachers Organization", other cultures use PTA too which means "Parents Teachers Association". It's a school organization most schools have that deal with anything concerning the parents of the students. |
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pastigakbisa said: He is being less sarcastic lately and more aware of other's feelings.cythraul said: Damn, I really like how this season is exploring yui's feelings a bit but I really feel sad for her. Yukino's mom is a bitch alright, I hope to see her act like a proper mom someday This legit made me laugh. Too self aware lol. not sure if he being self aware or sarcastic like how he usually does |
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| So, if I'm understanding Yukino's mother correctly, she wants the prom cancelled because a few members of the PTO - family friends by the sounds of it - raised a few complaints about the idea because of Japan's ridiculous notion of purity. It's not even a majority of people, just a few influential members arrogantly flexing their influence and going against the majority consensus of being happy with the prom going ahead. The problem is, she's so blatantly antagonistic to the plans that it feels utterly artificial and forced, as if the show couldn't think of any better way to further Yukino's development without an obstacle like this. And then we have Haruno being excessively bitchy (to the point where she ends up feeling as if she's acting out of character) to further drive the point home. Thankfully, Yui's stuff is handled much better and feels far more natural and impactful as a result. |
| Typical of Hikigaya to get ashamed of his pictures from the prom video. Some trouble is upon them, the PTO wants to cancel the prom that they are working so hard on and Yukino refuses to get any help because she wants to prove herself to her mother. Even though Hikigaya was asked to not help, in the moment when he heard that the prom might actually get cancelled he runs straight to the school to try to prevent it. Yuigahama didn't want to stop him so she stopped crying and then continued doing it in secrecy, even though she didn't want to stop crying... What a turn of events, looking forward to the next episode~! |
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