Alternative Titles
Synonyms: Oregairu 2, My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU 2, Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru. Second Season, Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru. 2nd Season
Japanese: やはり俺の青春ラブコメはまちがっている。続
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Type:
TV
Episodes:
13
Status:
Finished Airing
Aired:
Apr 3, 2015 to Jun 26, 2015
Premiered:
Spring 2015
Broadcast:
Fridays at 01:28 (JST)
Licensors:
Sentai Filmworks
Studios:
feel.
Source:
Light novel
Duration:
24 min. per ep.
Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
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I never said much. I remember a few of my classmates sometimes asking why I was so quiet all the time, why read more
A sequel to any anime always presents a challenge to both the creators and viewers of the show simply because the creators have to produce something better then what it started with in order to satisfy the majority of people that wished for that second season and the viewers have to decide whether or not the sequel lives up to the expectations that they wished for (In this case 2 years ago). Let me start by saying this... Yahari Ore no Seishun read more
-People who have tons of friends and have never been hurt by them -People who have been happy constantly and have never experience loneliness -People are optimistic to the point of delusion -Basically, people who have the head ten feet up their a**es -Or people who only enjoy anime for battle shounen Also by the way, SOL-Slice of Life RomCom-Romantic Comedy *I'm going to be using those abbreviations A LOT! Story:8 One of read more
Oregairu has really built up quite a reputation ever since it first aired didn’t it? Whilst the reaction to it was a mixed bag of “Haganai if it was actually good” and “ugh, this is pretentious garbage” back in 2013, two years of steadily increasing attention from the light novel community and such have turned it into the only post-Spice and Wolf light novel adaptation that people can say is actually good with a straight face. The fact that Studio feel was attached to the new season did make some people moo a bit, but not enough to prevent it read more
And here's the thing where you give scores and write very long paragraphs for different aspects. I judge every category according to how it affected the enjoyment of the anime perceived by me. Story: The story is essentially nonexistent, or moves at the pace of a crippled snail. This is truly frustrating to watch because of the lack of plot progression, and the lack of change in character or character relationships. The show mainly consists of read more
I moderately enjoyed the first season due to its many genuinely funny moments involving amusing characters like Hiratsuka, Totsuka and Zaimokuza. While completely devoid of romance, at least that season lived up to the "comedy" in the title of the show. Hikigaya, the lead character, is a refreshingly bitter loner whose observations most people can relate to. The bleakness of his worldview is amusingly contrasted with some very silly situational comedy. Personally I find the funniest character to be Hiratsuka, the home room teacher and club counselor who throws a mean punch, but read more
I thought Winter Season was awful season for anime, but Spring 2015 proved me wrong. One example would be Vampire Holmes & Ame-iro Cocoa. Although I didn't see Ame-iro Cocoa. Spring 2015 has no interesting anime for me to review, especially Knights of Sidonia season 2. If you are wondering why I am not active read more
A truly beautiful series. Definitely one of the best shows that has premiered so far this year for me. The first season sets up the premise of the story. Our main character, Hikigaya Hachiman, is dragged into the Service Club by his meddling teacher. There he meets the school's "Ice Queen", Yukino Yukinoshita. The first season introduces us to the main characters, their strengths, and above all, the dynamics they have with each other. It is a melodramatic, typical romcom, with no twists and turns. Though I have to admit the dialogue and pessemism the main character shares with the viewers is quite interesting to read more
Hachiman is a good, solid character. His lines are witty and entertaining, and he has just the right balance of flaws and redeeming qualities. The relationship dynamic between he and his younger sister is especially endearing. However, most importantly, his character is relatable. In comparison, I found Yui and Yukino to be dull. Their characters display little growth throughout the series; Yukino is especially poorly developed. I found there to be little or unsatisfactory explanation given read more
Before I really break into anything, let me give you a short quote from the afterword of the light novel's first volume. (translated by frog-kun) "This may seem sudden, but the "youth" that is commonly referred to by the world at large is a mistaken notion. It's a downright lie. Going on a date at Lalaport in your uniforms with a cute girl, getting invited by a friend to another school to eat lunch with a girl... those things just don't exist. Those things were works of complete fiction.... ... In other words, that youth romantic comedy was filled with lies. And everyone is getting tricked. Real read more
What I've noticed is that when it comes to Oregairu, the difference in opinion about hating and liking it is huge. You will find people who hate it as much as people who love it. This is why I encourage you to give it a try by logging in without any expectations. You will be interested to watch if you like slice of life romance anime. this is really the best romantic anime i have ever watched. At the end we are shown the MC who was shot by the main heroine. This is very nice. Story: 9 I see Oregairu's story of maturity and growth as a read more
THIS MAY CONTAIN SPOILER Slightly different from the 1st season who more focused to the Volunteer Club to "help" each other. The 2nd season are much more focused to Hachiman's character development and tp the people around him. Depend on audience taste, it can reduce the interest to watch. Imo, it makes the anime much more interesting because, for character who doesn't looked important finally had a development at this season. "Too much drama" Sometimes, it can make you happy, sad, angry, make you wanna smash your screen, but first, Welcome to Oregairu where your emotion gone up and down like a roller coaster. read more
Why do people feel pain, why do people cause pain...the world is fun, can't we just laugh. The world is beautiful, can't we just look...Humans are capable of kindness and feeling good when receiving it, can't they just be kind...Humans are capable of hate and ill behavior, can't they just not hate...Yuigahama wondered. And Hikigaya was the person who took great pride in the value of his word. For he would literally rather turning into a villain in read more
Between seasons control of the show switched studios, which always gives me pause, and this time those worries were justified. The new studio's art was very pretty and certainly read more
⪻- Review | Comment and Reflection -⪼ [REMAKE] It's no secret that Oregairu is called by many as the best romcom, and curiously enough, this one is the least like this genre. While Kaguya-sama is a romcom in all its purity and splendor, Oregairu goes further, and maintains to a certain extent the structure read more
It does not do anything different from your ordinary Rom com yet it's in the delivery that Snafu shines. Seriously how do they pull it off? No magic, no monster, no guns and no hot springs episodes. How can an anime like that survive in this day and age? I'll tell you why! The show has character , it understands the importance dramatic timing. Season 1 was more on the read more
This anime is wonderful, and might be one of my favorite ones to date. Season 2 of OreGairu explores what I have been thinking about a lot lately, which are the coping mechanisms we put in place to deal with the reality of life, and coming to more self awareness about those mechanisms, and the struggle that it is to experience and reconcile with that, and begin to overcome them. Hikigaya is a 3rd year in high school, who, as a result of a childhood spent feeling rejected, isolated, and awkward read more |