Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru. Zoku

My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU TOO! is the second season of the anime adaptation of the novel series by Wataru Watari. It continues the story of Hachiman Hikigaya, a cynical loner who is forced to join the Volunteer Service Club with the beautiful and cold Yukino Yukinoshita and the cheerful and friendly Yui Yuigahama. Together, they help other students with their problems, while also dealing with their own complicated feelings and relationships.
The second season improves on the first one in many aspects. The animation is more fluid and expressive, the music is more fitting and memorable, and the direction is more impactful and creative. The ... characters also undergo more development and growth, as they face new challenges and conflicts that test their bonds and beliefs. The comedy is still present and hilarious, but the drama is more prominent and emotional, as the stakes are higher and the consequences are more serious.
The second season also explores more themes and issues that are relevant and relatable to the target audience, such as identity, self-worth, expectations, communication, and love. The characters are not perfect, and they make mistakes and hurt each other, but they also learn from their experiences and try to change for the better. The dialogue is witty and realistic, and the interactions are dynamic and engaging. The story is not predictable or cliché, and it keeps the viewers invested and curious.
My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU TOO! is a rare example of a sequel that surpasses its predecessor. It is a well-written and well-executed anime that balances humor and drama, and delivers a satisfying and meaningful conclusion to the main arc. It is a must-watch for fans of the genre, and a highly recommended anime for anyone who enjoys a good story with complex and likable characters.

Quite frankly, these teens are really awkward and I just wanna give them all a hug.

As other reviewers have already mentioned, this is not a show that is for everyone, and not everyone is going to understand it (specifically season 2) because it is very cryptic. This is not me trying to say that only some "enlightened" or exclusive population of anime watchers is capable of enjoying this show; quite the opposite actually. SNAFU is for the broken; people who looking back are not satisfied with their past selves or are utterly incompetent at expressing what they are going through.

The 3 main characters are ... frustrating yet endearing for me. Hachiman in particular does things that make you cringe and dislike his style, until you realize that you once acted in similar ways in your youth. Maybe that scenario doesn't pertain to everyone, but the fact remains that he is begrudgingly relatable for many people (specifically young adult males I'd say considering that this is a Seinen). For female viewers, I can imagine a similar scenario when comparing themselves to the 2 main girls and their awkward story lines. Truth is, these three "friends" suck at communicating, yet it is very clear that they appreciate each other's company and don't wish for their time together to end. It doesn't sound like a particularly unique premise, yet somehow it sets itself apart in the way it's delivered.

Perhaps my favorite thing about this show is that it isn't clear who the antagonist is, which in my experience is uncommon for this type of genre. Of course, I have my own ideas as to who it is, however you could make an argument that every character is in some way contradicting themselves and thus impeding the progression of the plot. Sometimes this situation simply means that it is bad writing on the creator's part, but I'll let you decide that for yourself if you decide to watch this.

In summary, this show has me thinking about many things. Some people don't enjoy "thinking" and instead prefer the story or plot to be handed to them. Stories that "show" and don't "tell" often hold more weight, and if you agree then maybe SNAFU can get the same reaction out of you.

Wtf is season 2 first they ruin the cahrecter design the music becomes asssss the va is so much lamer. It's so cringe and lame now what happened to the comedy part ilused to laugh at this show now im torturing myself trying to finnish it wtf happened to hachiman wtf they ruin this show with so much bs. They need tk remake s2 and prolly s3 too but I'm not up to that yet. Doubt I'll bother if it's as ass as s2. Shame cuz s1 was super enjoyable

Why does my review need more info thats dumb

If you enjoy soppy lame depressing bleak ... bland charecters and plots with no developments across 12 episodes aside from one dude realising hey maybe we should discuss what where thinking then maybe you'd dislike it less then me no garentees tho