My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong, As I Expected (light novel)
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May 21, 2015 10:27 PM
#51
Ruzgfpegk said: TooEzGamming said: First time Hachiman cries, its make him so urgly, i never imagine oneday hachiman will cries. Its hard to do something like this. He spent the night thinking about it. Weaknesses can take over when you don't sleep enough, I guess that's what happened here. Well, I think it is not just about he is not getting enough sleep. He is being burdened by the choices he made, Was there any mistakes being made ? He always thinking it through in these past days while seeing/noticing the Service club in such a dire situation |
May 21, 2015 10:36 PM
#52
I dont know if it was the subs that i watched but what Hikigaya was saying wasnt just quite what i read. What i listened to (and hopefully understood well) was that he do not what to be understood, nor getting along, nor be with someone, he do not want words as a support. What he really wants is to understand others, he wants to know what others think and understand that, what they are feeling. He said that it's not posible that other people think as him, he knows that ever if they existed, he couldnt be able to reach them; but even knowing that, he wants something real, something more than just words. It could be called a friend, maybe just a relationship with someone, i dont really know, but i understand what he is saying and what he wants, it's just that it's really hard to explain. Its really hard to put yourself in the others position. The 2 girls do not understand him, because they dont think like him, but at the end, it's like they will try to do it. Its not necesary to understand a friend or a partner, sometimes its enough just to try to do it; support them. That is mostly what i think. I'm sure everyone there is looking for the very same thing as Hikigaya. Something real, without lies, without betrayals, Hikigaya had passed a lot, and had seen how other people hurt themselves and others. He doesnt want that type of relationship, he wants something genuine. Wells thats what i think, maybe I'm totally wrong :P |
May 21, 2015 10:39 PM
#53
Adm2008 said: So could someone explain to me the conversation between Hachiman, Yui and Yukino?, i mean, i understand what Hachiman is trying to do, but what i don't understand is the reaction of Yukino at all, also i don't understand the little argument of both girls, when Yukino something like "you have fallen low" (sorry if its not correct since im watching this from Jap>Eng>Esp so maybe has a mistake), and the final reaction of Yukino. To be honest, I don't remember the exact details from the light novel (and I really don't want to go back just to analyze it to give an explanation). Therefore, I'm going to speak from my experiences and perspective. If you disagree because the LN's intentions are different or your interpretation is different, then that's fine too. I just wanted to say what I believed is true on the matter. Here is how I interpret the 3 different characters. First of all, let's talk about Yukino.(There might be spoilers for future plot points because I can't really remember) She is someone who lives in the shadow of her sister and has an inferiority complex in regards to that. No matter what she does, she doesn't believe herself to be outstanding as people in the school expected her to be. This is because she lacks that charismatic social skills that Haruno has, leading to her own family judging her and comparing her with her sister. Now try and put yourself in her shoes. How would you feel if you are constantly told that your personality is "wrong" and that you should be another person? The stress and expectations led to her wanting to surpass her sister and do what she has never done before (like being the Student Council President). She wanted to be herself - a recluse who would prefer reading over partying and developing relations with a bunch of strangers. So what happens if you are not understood all these years? Hachiman gave up on being understood, but that's not the case for Yukino. She tells Hachiman that it is his responsibility because he was the one at fault right? That's a defensive response to Hachiman blaming himself. Yukino wants to be relied on, she wants someone that can ask her for help. Why? When you are feeling inferior, and think that everything you do is not as good as someone, wouldn't you desire someone to rely on you too? She wants Hachiman to say it is their responsibility, and not his own. She did say that "If you guys insisted, I'll help..." which further supports the idea that she does want to be relied on. It shows that she desires to and NOT desire to help at the same time. To understand this, you have to accept the fact that people are contradictory. While she wants to be relied, she also feels that she is not up to job, plus the job is annoying because it involves Isshiki Iroha. As you can see, both her feelings towards her friends/love interest and her complex causes her to want to help, yet not want to help at the same time. I assume it is more complex than what is shown on the surface. It has to link with her feelings for Hachiman as well. As we can see last time, she got really angry at Hachiman doing a social suicide for Tobe. She also said "I thought you would understand" to Hachiman when he called off the need to run for the Presidential Election. She had placed hope on Hachiman. When I said she wanted someone rely on her, it feels like I'm saying she wants to help others right? That's wrong. She wants to be helped. She wanted someone to understand her complex, wanted someone to pull her out of the hole of "I can't reach the heights my sister did", she wanted someone by her side. But she didn't get that. That's why she doesn't understand Hachiman. Just like how Hachiman was disappointed in Yukino when he found out she was in the car that hit him, Yukino was disappointed in Hachiman for not understanding her. In both of these cases, they are disappointed because their own ideal perspective of each other has been shattered. "What exactly does he wants? What is genuine?" - She doesn't understand because she doesn't have the answer too. The relationship between the 3 has been quite stale lately and there was gap between them. Hachiman shatters her ideal perspective of him, so she begins to question what exactly Hachiman desires. This is the growth that the teacher is talking about. If you don't hurt each other, you won't be able to understand anything (wait, did she say that? Whatever, this is what I think anyway). Yukino cannot see Hachiman's thoughts NOR the events he went through without her. To her, him asking for help and wanting something genuine after helping in maintaining the superficial relationship between Tobe and Ebina (and their friends) is something "alien". He suddenly became someone she no longer understand. She runs away not because she doesn't want to understand Hachiman, but she wants to calm down because she doesn't know what to do herself. Next is Yui - she is very very easy to understand. The argument that have is due to the difference in personality. Yui is like your typical teenager, one who has joined a social circle and is very outgoing. Because of that, Yui is easily influenced by the social responses and conforms to the "standard" way of thinking. Let's start looking at ourselves in 3rd person, as well as other people. The Internet is the worst place for social relationships because everything ugly comes out. Yui reprimanded Yukino for being way too harsh on Hachiman, and being unfair to him. Yukino responded saying that she is just someone going along with the mood and that her actions are unfair too. Alright, let's look at the society. Patriotism, negative cohesion, cognitive dissonance and so on...are things are common in our society. Have you heard of these terms before? Allow me to explain, patriotism occurs when a lot of people started supporting their own country blindly - in other words, it is nationalism. Why does it happen? I don't want you think whether it is right or wrong to love your country. Look at it in 3rd person instead of your own viewpoint. We'll be looking at the cause of it. People are easily influenced by the mass. This is what we called cognitive dissonance. Taking America for example, we can see that the citizens love their country and do not see anything wrong with doing so. Let's imagine yourself as an American citizen (if you aren't). You live a plain life and have never involved yourself with any nationalistic movement. You don't hate your country nor do you love your country. However, your family and friends think you are insane for being so indifferent. So what happens? You have two conflicting ideals that can't exist at the same - one is you being indifferent to America as a country, and the other is that you love America. Wait, hold on!! How did you suddenly come to love America? That is because your friends and family are causing you discomfort by constantly telling you that you are wrong and mistaken. People think you are insane and sooner or later, you started thinking the same. You ask yourself "Am I right? Or are they right? Which side should I choose?". Different people have different reactions, but Yui is one that would conform. Yui does not desire conflict, so she would choose to side with others rather than herself. Therefore, Yui will desire to accept that America is the best rather than continue being hated on by others. If you are Yui, would you react the same? That's another question. In short, cognitive dissonance is when you try to eliminate one belief to hold another, so to make yourself feel better AKA conforming to what others expect of you. This is the opposite of Yukino. Yukino wants to be understood, but not on the same level as Yui. She does not mind conflict and in fact would keep people away from her if she thinks they are too troublesome. Yui wants to be a part of something, while Yukino wants a part of something. Wanting to be a part of and wanting the part itself is something different. To be a part of, you need to change yourself to suit their needs. To want a part, you want the part to change to suit your needs. So while they both want to be understood, they are both drastically different from one another. Lastly, negative cohesion is bonding by hate. This is a famous term used whenever Hitler's name comes up. You have a common enemy, and you bond together as a result of that. In social media, we can see a lot of hate when it comes to controversial subjects. Let's take Robert Downey Jr.'s interview with Krishnan. What happened there? Well, Robert has quite a difficult past before (did drugs) and Krishnan touched upon the topic despite the interview being PURELY for advertising the new Avengers movie. So what would be the natural response? Obviously getting angry at Krishnan and telling him to kill himself or get fired. Let's take a look at this in 3rd person again. It isn't about whether Krishnan did the right thing or wrong thing, it is about the reaction of the society. Due to the immense popularity of Robert Downey Jr. (due to his role as Iron Man and his personality), people will obviously support him over others. The hate evolves into something more sinister and people keep hating Krishnan. The hate influences others and gathers more people to the hate circle. Then, what do we get? We get something worst than the interview done by Krishnan. We have people calling him retarded, sh***y, bastard, asshole and all sorts of stuff. We have people who wish he will die and lose his job, family and everything he has ever got in his whole life. What do you prefer? People bonding together to attack ONE man or the man for ruining the interview and asking inappropriate questions? I'm sure the answer will be, both are equally bad. Yui is someone that is someone like that. She would side with the popular opinion, side with what is considered "justice". To the people (even if they are not supporters of Robert Downey Jr.) the amount of spotlight put on that man is way more than that of a mere interviewer like Krishnan. They would follow the "standard" and side with what is right. Krishnan hurt Robert first, so he is wrong - that is the mentality they follow. Yui did this to Yukino. Yukino hurt Hachiman first by refusing to accept his demand (because of her own feelings). Yui obviously chose to side with the "righteous" side - which is Hachiman. She doesn't want people hurt, so she would defend the person who got hurt first. She didn't bother understanding Yukino's feelings on the matter and why she responded like that. Hence, we have Yukino saying she just follows the mood - because Yui chose what average and typical people would do instead of trying to understand her own friends. This is just the surface. This is the basis of her personality, but does not necessarily reflect her understanding of her others. In fact, the 3 of them do understand each other to a degree, but there is another thing I have to say. People often think that "to understand" is "to agree". We can see this in arguments frequently. When someone disagrees with us, we often reply saying "you seriously don't understand my points" or something similar to that (depending on your personality, you might just ignore the person). This isn't true, and there are lots of times people understand how we feel, but don't agree with how do things. That is the actual part they "don't understand". What people actually "don't understand" is the difference in the way they do things. The difference in ideology and personality often leads to this. Hence we get people saying "I understand how you feel...but I don't think it is right to do that" and we respond with "This just means you don't understand me at all". This is something we all have to understand - that "true understanding" all depends on perspective. There is no such thing as a complete understanding of each other due to how different people are. Rather than say that "we don't understand", we should just acknowledge that there is a difference between us. The difference is not that we don't understand, but that we just have a different way of dealing with things. All in all, the root of the problem is that they all don't understand each other. If you want me to delve deeper (which means I'll have to include Hachiman's side of the story), I would need to explain the interactions between all 3 of them as well as their interactions with people outside of the club. These kind of stuff are not easy to understand, and a lot of people think that those who do are retarded show offs who act like they know better than everyone. They then gather a circle and proceed to deliver social justice by continuously insulting the person who they disagree with (which you can see here in MAL and literally everywhere in the world). Therefore, I don't expect people to understand my post completely. As I have said, this comes from my experience as well (not just facts from the Anime or the Light Novel). Some might call me a "smartass", "faggot", "stupid troll" and so on. I have been insulted again and again until I think that it's pointless to get people to understand. However, if my post manages to help you, then it would make me happy as well. My knowledge on psychology/sociology is very little, but I do intend to choose sociology as my course in University. I'm saying this before someone thinks I act like I know it all. I already acknowledged that I can not hold my interpretation and ideas as credible as I would like to. P.S. I'm pessimistic, I know. Also, this REALLY is just he surface of things. I have written so many paragraphs, but it's not enough to explain their entire characters. That's why it'll be difficult if someone replies with something that has do with a different event. Explaining how they act in each single situation is going to take ages because each situation has its circumstances. Selfishness, bitterness, pathetic, useless or whatever terms you like to describe the characters has nothing to do with my post. Understanding the basis of the characters does not equal to labeling the characters. At least be conscious of this if anyone replies trying to induce hate. You can disagree, but don't go into name labeling and telling people that they are faggots. |
SamhiuyMay 21, 2015 11:29 PM
May 21, 2015 11:00 PM
#54
Samhiuy said: Adm2008 said: So could someone explain to me the conversation between Hachiman, Yui and Yukino?, i mean, i understand what Hachiman is trying to do, but what i don't understand is the reaction of Yukino at all, also i don't understand the little argument of both girls, when Yukino something like "you have fallen low" (sorry if its not correct since im watching this from Jap>Eng>Esp so maybe has a mistake), and the final reaction of Yukino. To be honest, I don't remember the exact details from the light novel (and I really don't want to go back just to analyze it to give an explanation). Therefore, I'm going to speak from my experiences and perspective. If you disagree because the LN's intentions are different or your interpretation is different, then that's fine too. I just wanted to say what I believed is true on the matter. Here is how I interpret the 3 different characters. First of all, let's talk about Yukino.(There might be spoilers for future plot points because I can't really remember) She is someone who lives in the shadow of her sister and has an inferiority complex in regards to that. No matter what she does, she doesn't believe herself to be outstanding as people in the school expected her to be. This is because she lacks that charismatic social skills that Haruno has, leading to her own family judging her and comparing her with her sister. Now try and put yourself in her shoes. How would you feel if you are constantly told that your personality is "wrong" and that you should be another person? The stress and expectations led to her wanting to surpass her sister and do what she has never done before (like being the Student Council President). She wanted to be herself - a recluse who would prefer reading over partying and developing relations with a bunch of strangers. So what happens if you are not understood all these years? Hachiman gave up on being understood, but that's not the case for Yukino. She tells Hachiman that it is his responsibility because he was the one at fault right? That's a defensive response to Hachiman blaming himself. Yukino wants to be relied on, she wants someone that can ask her for help. Why? When you are feeling inferior, and think that everything you do is not as good as someone, wouldn't you desire someone to rely on you too? She wants Hachiman to say it is their responsibility, and not his own. She did say that "If you guys insisted, I'll help..." which further supports the idea that she does want to be relied on. It shows that she desires to and NOT desire to help at the same time. To understand this, you have to accept the fact that people are contradictory. While she wants to be relied, she also feels that she is not up to job, plus the job is annoying because it involves Isshiki Iroha. As you can see, both her feelings towards her friends/love interest and her complex causes her to want to help, yet not want to help at the same time. I assume it is more complex than what is shown on the surface. It has to link with her feelings for Hachiman as well. As we can see last time, she got really angry at Hachiman doing a social suicide for Tobe. She also said "I thought you would understand" to Hachiman when he called off the need to run for the Presidential Election. She had placed hope on Hachiman. When I said she wanted someone rely on her, it feels like I'm saying she wants to help others right? That's wrong. She wants to be helped. She wanted someone to understand her complex, wanted someone to pull her out of the hole of "I can't reach the heights my sister did", she wanted someone by her side. But she didn't get that. That's why she doesn't understand Hachiman. Just like how Hachiman was disappointed in Yukino when he found out she was in the car that hit him, Yukino was disappointed in Hachiman for not understanding her. In both of these cases, they are disappointed because their own ideal perspective of each other has been shattered. "What exactly does he wants? What is genuine?" - She doesn't understand because she doesn't have the answer too. The relationship between the 3 has been quite stale lately and there was gap between them. Hachiman shatters her ideal perspective of him, so she begins to question what exactly Hachiman desires. This is the growth that the teacher is talking about. If you don't hurt each other, you won't be able to understand anything (wait, did she say that? Whatever, this is what I think anyway). Yukino cannot see Hachiman's thoughts NOR the events he went through without her. To her, him asking for help and wanting something genuine after helping in maintaining the superficial relationship between Tobe and Ebina (and their friends) is something "alien". He suddenly became someone she no longer understand. She runs away not because she doesn't want to understand Hachiman, but she wants to calm down because she doesn't know what to do herself. Next is Yui - she is very very easy to understand. Thats pretty interesting, i really can understand what you are saying. The way of thinking of the 3 characters are different, and had had different experiences in the past, so it's expected thet they will not get what the other one is trying to say. About the last thing you wrote, about the sacrifice of Hikigaya. Now that you say it that way it's true huh, doing something like that and then asking for something genuine. I didn't take that into consideration! |
May 21, 2015 11:02 PM
#55
Temera1re said: silvermagus said: Temera1re said: silvermagus said: Yui >>>>>> Yukino Million times. Im Laughed to people that said Yukino the one who understand 8man the most last week when it proved otherwise. Yui is like this guy.... Nah that guy try to feeling like he did accomplished something without actually doing anything. Yui always want doing something only her lacking skill to do it. look like you don't remember the 1 ep of se1 and you should re-watch 5, 6 and 9 (haruno part)........ perhaps the comparison was a bit too much.... Yui don't understand 8man, she is just acting "nice" even with Yukino she only act "nice". Maybe she is just too naive, but say words just like that guy.... .....and my english suck.... Did u know that Yui Temera1re said: silvermagus said: Temera1re said: silvermagus said: Yui >>>>>> Yukino Million times. Im Laughed to people that said Yukino the one who understand 8man the most last week when it proved otherwise. Yui is like this guy.... Nah that guy try to feeling like he did accomplished something without actually doing anything. Yui always want doing something only her lacking skill to do it. look like you don't remember the 1 ep of se1 and you should re-watch 5, 6 and 9 (haruno part)........ perhaps the comparison was a bit too much.... Yui don't understand 8man, she is just acting "nice" even with Yukino she only act "nice". Maybe she is just too naive, but say words just like that guy.... .....and my english suck.... I think u understimate Yui too much. If anything she one of three character that understand 8man the most( the rest is komachi and sensei). actually if u read LN there so many times that what Yui saying to 8man pretty much bulleyes to his own monologue despite him being denial to it due his logic unable accept the fact there are someone outside his family that doesn't same experience with him in the past able to read him throughly.what are she didn't understand is the monster logic within him not the 8man itself. Now comparison Tamanawa and Yui I will agree to disagree with due we saw in different perpective. i even don't understand what are u mean to it. just to tell u that Yui has her own development through series. she matured a lot and remember that fact Yui pretty much saying that her waiting for Yukino to open up to her and 8man at culture festival before. |
silvermagusMay 21, 2015 11:05 PM
May 21, 2015 11:12 PM
#56
but when "something real" gets shoved into their faces, all they could do is either turn their backs or run away. pathetic. but then again their reactions are totally human-like. again proves my point that humans are truly pathetic. 8man included. Really wish I was in there and tell them not to look at "something real" but rather "something great". and that relationships are anything but great. --rant mode-- So you wanna ask what's "great"? sure I'll tell you what's great. Simply look at a light bulb. Without a single doubt every single human being have benefited from this little bulb. In contrast, remember 8man's hypothesis to Rumi season 1 where at best you can only maintain 2-3 relationships? And there you have your "great" to look at. You choose: 2-3 or every single human being? light bulb was born from the innovation of Thomas Edison btw. Not from relationships. Here's hoping humans would finally do something innovative first and give zero fucks to useless drama. |
kidlat020May 21, 2015 11:16 PM
>I had no brain when I was 12 >Then everyone must had no brain when they were 12 >I experimented 100 samples and proved that they had no brain when they were 12 >Therefore children cannot consent This is what science has done to humanity. |
May 21, 2015 11:16 PM
#57
appu1232 said: Ruzgfpegk said: appu1232 said: That's kind of why I wish this episode didn't end so early. Now we have to deal with another week of people complaining that they don't understand Yukino's attitude and thus hate her as a character. To be fair, at this point I think I'll need a spectacular explanation to change my mind about the layer of hell I think she deserves. Also, a character can be both understood and hated. Well you're not going to get a spectacular explanation that's for sure. If anything there'll be closure. If you still hate her character up to this point then I doubt anything else that's coming up will change your mind. That said I don't really get the hate for the posters that are defending Yukino, myself included. It's not like we're saying "YUKINO BEST GIRL U KIDS BETTER APPRECIATE OR ELSE UR LOSERS" Most of the time some neutral party asks what's going on, we give a reasonalbe explanation to it that is not very far-fetched at all, and then we are greeted with much backlash. Not you specifically btw, just in general. I think there's a gulf in the perceptions of Yukino between the novel readers and anime only crowd. For the most part, novel readers have a much more positive perception of Yukino than those who have only watched the show. I think one is going to have to accept that a) either they didn't do a good job when it came to adapting Yukino, or b) the shows producers are trying to be a lot more neutral about Hachimans views on the girls. As a fellow novel reader you cannot deny that Hachiman almost always has something positive to say about Yukino in his monologues. If he's not in love, then at least he's in awe of her and all she represents. Even his descriptions of her every time he sees her are almost in verse. I think the fact that those are descriptions/monologues missing, make anime watchers just less positive towards her, and only judge her actions, without stepping back an trying to imagine what she's thinking. But that's fair enough too. I think you're gonna have to accept that show viewers have a valid point too. |
"Perhaps there is a universal, absolute truth. Perhaps it justifies every question. But that's beyond the reach of these small hands." Mamoru Oshii There is a cult of ignorance (...) nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” Isaac Asimov |
May 21, 2015 11:23 PM
#58
^ @ spoiler: imo that's just 8man "glorifying" Yukino. Objectively speaking she's quite the borderline selfish girl. She barely gets anything done, and shits 8man for it. I understand there's some parts of 8man she hates, but cmon at least recognize his works. |
>I had no brain when I was 12 >Then everyone must had no brain when they were 12 >I experimented 100 samples and proved that they had no brain when they were 12 >Therefore children cannot consent This is what science has done to humanity. |
May 21, 2015 11:35 PM
#59
kidlat020 said: ^ @ spoiler: imo that's just 8man "glorifying" Yukino. Objectively speaking she's quite the borderline selfish girl. She barely gets anything done, and shits 8man for it. I understand there's some parts of 8man she hates, but cmon at least recognize his works. Yukino has surely many faults and is easily the one who has most issues of the 3 and is the one who will take the longest to break out of her shell, if at all (compare her family situation to Hachimans for example.) . My point is though, that Hachimans 'glorification' of Yukino plays a part in the discrepancies between novel readers and the anime only. |
"Perhaps there is a universal, absolute truth. Perhaps it justifies every question. But that's beyond the reach of these small hands." Mamoru Oshii There is a cult of ignorance (...) nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” Isaac Asimov |
May 21, 2015 11:41 PM
#60
This episode is pretty emotional. Good conversations between Yuki, Yui and Hachiman! |
May 21, 2015 11:42 PM
#61
May 21, 2015 11:48 PM
#62
babymilo91 said: Hachiman in tears?! How can the teacher not get a guy lol. Absolutely baffling isn't it? Hot as hell, likes to eat ramen and drink beer and is loaded (that's an Aston Martin she's driving folks). I suppose most men are too busy with their Idolmaster hug pillows to pay attention to a fine woman like her. |
"Perhaps there is a universal, absolute truth. Perhaps it justifies every question. But that's beyond the reach of these small hands." Mamoru Oshii There is a cult of ignorance (...) nurtured by the false notion that democracy means that “my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.” Isaac Asimov |
May 21, 2015 11:53 PM
#63
Wow that may have been the best episode this whole spring season. So much came together so much character development for the cast. Such a beautiful episode. 10/10.....plus sensei was adorable especially in the "preview". |
Big Order (TV):great anime or greatest anime? |
May 21, 2015 11:56 PM
#64
This episode left me kind of confused... So are they cool now or is there still problems between them? The ending felt like this was just foreshadowing to something bigger in the near future.. I mean yeah Yuki agreed.. But to me it seemed like yui talked her into agreeing rather then her agreeing to help herself. |
May 21, 2015 11:58 PM
#65
Oooh we get Iroha in the clubroom during the OP now. Shizuka's lecture to Hachiman was well done. Hiratsuka-sensei is Shizukacute :3 I liked how he had that fast paced train of thought after the break. We get a glimpse of how he thinks (as usually shown in the LN). The "confession" was just beautiful. I almost cried. The Hachiman feels. His crying face though Looking forward to the next episode :D |
RukuYanoMay 22, 2015 12:02 AM
May 22, 2015 12:03 AM
#66
I don't know what happened this episode because my thoughts were stuck in trying to figure out how the teacher can afford an Aston Martin |
May 22, 2015 12:10 AM
#67
Farabeuf said: babymilo91 said: Hachiman in tears?! How can the teacher not get a guy lol. Absolutely baffling isn't it? Hot as hell, likes to eat ramen and drink beer and is loaded (that's an Aston Martin she's driving folks). I suppose most men are too busy with their Idolmaster hug pillows to pay attention to a fine woman like her. Don't forget that best bride contest episode, she sure as hell can cook. |
May 22, 2015 12:12 AM
#68
Lets see the highlight of the episode. First half Hachiman and Hiratsuka sensei have a nice long deep conversation that made me re think my existence. Also the sensei raised Hachiman's flag, but Hachiman said that if he was born 10 years earlier he would go after the sensei. So Hachiman even into his sensei, can't bring himself to actually get together with her. After that the second half we got Hachiman thinking of genuine. Then he talks to Yui and Yukinon, got rejected by Yukinon, Yui cried, Yui vs Yukinon, Hachiman cried, then Yui cried harder, then Yukinon run to the roof, Yui gives an obvious hint that she like Hachiman by clearly taking his hand, Hachiman rejected her and said he can walk by himself, Yui and Yukinon cried together, then I also cried. Well that's a lot of crying in this episode. Also that preview lol! The sensei is funny. I'm looking forward for next episode. At this point, even if Yui is the one who understands Hachiman, I don't think Hachiman deserved her. So yeah.. damn it Yui, you need to move on, I'm starting to feel bad for you if you keep crying on someone like Hachiman, you're just gonna hurt yourself. |
May 22, 2015 12:13 AM
#70
This episode was emotionally-charged and had major character development for Hachiman especially. The first half of the episode was mainly just Hachiman talking with Shizuka-sensei and those were some really nice scenes. Shizuka blushing after what Hachiman said about men not having any good taste in woman or something on the lines of that was really cute. xD Heck, even Hachiman thought to himself that if he was born 10 years earlier and met her 10 years earlier, he would've fallen for her. Dayum! :D The scene with Hachiman's inner thoughts was crazy intense. However, the best scene was when Hachiman finally cried. Ironically, the thing he desired the most was something genuine and he genuinely cried while telling his true feelings. That gave me so many chills. The music that played when Hachiman's intense monologue was going on was perfect. Yukino ran upstairs but good thing Yui was able to calm her down. Everyone crying this episode. ;~; Good thing that Yui and Yukino are now gonna help Hachiman out though. : ) Overall, one of the best episodes this season. Hachiman finally showing his true feelings and even crying was amazing in itself. Shizuka blushing was cute and just seeing Hachiman, Yui and Yukino telling each other how they truly feel was nice. Interesting to see Iroha in the clubroom at the end in the OP now. :D Shizuka at the end of the preview, I-I'll marry you?! :$ Studio Feels delivering feels/5 |
May 22, 2015 12:15 AM
#71
DarklordVor said: At this point, even if Yui is the one who understands Hachiman, I don't think Hachiman deserved her. So yeah.. damn it Yui, you need to move on, I'm starting to feel bad for you if you keep crying on someone like Hachiman, you're just gonna hurt yourself. lol someone has Yui up on a pedestal. |
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May 22, 2015 12:18 AM
#72
nekomiminyan said: I don't know what happened this episode because my thoughts were stuck in trying to figure out how the teacher can afford an Aston Martin Haha now that you mentioned it, where did the teacher get all that money??? I don't think a teacher paycheck is that high. She probably have a thug life and robbed some banks... hmm interesting. |
May 22, 2015 12:20 AM
#73
bobzanny said: DarklordVor said: At this point, even if Yui is the one who understands Hachiman, I don't think Hachiman deserved her. So yeah.. damn it Yui, you need to move on, I'm starting to feel bad for you if you keep crying on someone like Hachiman, you're just gonna hurt yourself. lol someone has Yui up on a pedestal. Yui is too good for Hachiman. Seeing Yui getting hurt each episode is hurting me. I wanted her happy, but it doesn't seem that Hachiman is giving it to her. |
May 22, 2015 12:21 AM
#74
Very emotional episode but i'm glad they finally talked for real all three of them. I hope they relationship will finally start getting better. |
May 22, 2015 12:24 AM
#75
Amazing ep. Loved the talk with Shizuka-sensei. Dat line from Hikki's tho saying all men have shit taste for not wanting her and Dat blush <3 Hikki's confirmed 100% to like her if only 10 years earlier... Komachi sleeping face <3 8man's character development was awesome and his VA complimented it perfectly. The monologue when he was racking his brain up and calculating was nice but what took the cake was definitely the monologue during the genuine scene. Friggin AMAZING! Yukino made me facepalm. When Iroha came I was like "Not the time for u right now girl lol" but she actually helped. Liking her more and more :3 I wonder if she listened to what was going on between the 3 or she just arrived? And finally Yui! Why are u soooo best girl it hurts <3<3 She's just so precious :*) The way she handled the bridging between those 2 was praise worthy. Those are 2 tough customers. |
May 22, 2015 12:25 AM
#76
Farabeuf said: babymilo91 said: Hachiman in tears?! How can the teacher not get a guy lol. Absolutely baffling isn't it? Hot as hell, likes to eat ramen and drink beer and is loaded (that's an Aston Martin she's driving folks). I suppose most men are too busy with their Idolmaster hug pillows to pay attention to a fine woman like her. You know what's even more baffling? Her job (teacher) isn't getting any sort of raise. You'd really, REALLY wonder where the heck did she get the money to buy that. |
>I had no brain when I was 12 >Then everyone must had no brain when they were 12 >I experimented 100 samples and proved that they had no brain when they were 12 >Therefore children cannot consent This is what science has done to humanity. |
May 22, 2015 12:25 AM
#77
Dat nose |
May 22, 2015 12:32 AM
#78
great episode 4/5... Somehow, I feel that they could atleast improve more the drama. What i had picture out from the light novel in this part was similar but in a more intense manner. |
May 22, 2015 12:33 AM
#79
DarklordVor said: bobzanny said: DarklordVor said: At this point, even if Yui is the one who understands Hachiman, I don't think Hachiman deserved her. So yeah.. damn it Yui, you need to move on, I'm starting to feel bad for you if you keep crying on someone like Hachiman, you're just gonna hurt yourself. lol someone has Yui up on a pedestal. Yui is too good for Hachiman. Seeing Yui getting hurt each episode is hurting me. I wanted her happy, but it doesn't seem that Hachiman is giving it to her. please elaborate on what makes Yui so good? Because, even though I like her character, she has a big facade going and she basically lives in the "superficial" life, which Hachiman has stated he hates. |
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May 22, 2015 12:37 AM
#80
bobzanny said: DarklordVor said: bobzanny said: DarklordVor said: At this point, even if Yui is the one who understands Hachiman, I don't think Hachiman deserved her. So yeah.. damn it Yui, you need to move on, I'm starting to feel bad for you if you keep crying on someone like Hachiman, you're just gonna hurt yourself. lol someone has Yui up on a pedestal. Yui is too good for Hachiman. Seeing Yui getting hurt each episode is hurting me. I wanted her happy, but it doesn't seem that Hachiman is giving it to her. please elaborate on what makes Yui so good? Because, even though I like her character, she has a big facade going and she basically lives in the "superficial" life, which Hachiman has stated he hates. Yes, but her facade was only to Miura and friends. Her feelings to Hachiman and Yukinon is genuine, which is what Hachiman wants. Yui is a good character because she's bearing all the pains that is going on in the club. She's been supporting Hachiman and Yukinon since she got to the club. Her crying in S2 E2 after what Hachiman did, Yui never really left his side and even starting to get close to him to the point going to the club together. Then the scene with fixing Hachiman's hair, Yui understands that Hachiman will not change, thus she supports him to make him feel that he's not alone and there's someone with him. I'd say that's very genuine of Yui, even if Hachiman thought it was the "nice girl" act. |
May 22, 2015 12:42 AM
#82
DarklordVor said: Yui is too good for Hachiman. Seeing Yui getting hurt each episode is hurting me. I wanted her happy, but it doesn't seem that Hachiman is giving it to her. To her or anyone else. He can only consider such relationships through conjectures ("if I was born 10 years earlier", "if Totsuka was a girl") or jokes (with Ebina). You can make a lot of assumptions on why this is the case and they may reveal more about yourself than the character. To me, he avoids such relationships to prevent both himself and the other party from getting hurt: spending free time with someone like him wouldn't be a source of joy for the other after the honeymoon phase, and he probably knows it. Source is myself: I love cats but prefer them to die in shelters than to live the rest of their life with a boring guy, and needing several months to deal with each loss isn't fun either. Maybe that's what you meant by "Yui is too good for Hachiman.": indeed she is. So he surely wants her to be happy too, but not in the same way as you do. |
May 22, 2015 12:42 AM
#83
this episode was soo deep! I loved it! Sensei made a real difference! THAT is what teachers should be doing! How she's not married yet is just ridiculous to me! I loved the flashback thing where it showed us exactly how Hikki views things, it was a friggin masterpiece! The only problem I had was that for some reason I couldnt tell if he was talking out loud or it was just him thinking so it threw me off a little but that was my fault. IGN 10/10 GoTY errr Animu of the year. |
May 22, 2015 12:45 AM
#84
If only he'd been born ten years earlier. Hahaha! That was funny and their conversation was, I guess the turning point for Hachiman. I don't believe it. Hachiman actually cried. That was completely unusual and unlike him. Well, it was at that certain situation where his pride is kinda tested. I liked Yui and Yukino's face when they saw it. So he wants something genuine now. Yukino walked out after that, which was kinda expected. Even so, everything worked out and Yukino gladly accepts the request. |
May 22, 2015 12:46 AM
#85
DarklordVor said: bobzanny said: DarklordVor said: bobzanny said: DarklordVor said: At this point, even if Yui is the one who understands Hachiman, I don't think Hachiman deserved her. So yeah.. damn it Yui, you need to move on, I'm starting to feel bad for you if you keep crying on someone like Hachiman, you're just gonna hurt yourself. lol someone has Yui up on a pedestal. Yui is too good for Hachiman. Seeing Yui getting hurt each episode is hurting me. I wanted her happy, but it doesn't seem that Hachiman is giving it to her. please elaborate on what makes Yui so good? Because, even though I like her character, she has a big facade going and she basically lives in the "superficial" life, which Hachiman has stated he hates. Yes, but her facade was only to Miura and friends. Her feelings to Hachiman and Yukinon is genuine, which is what Hachiman wants. Yui is a good character because she's bearing all the pains that is going on in the club. She's been supporting Hachiman and Yukinon since she got to the club. Her crying in S2 E2 after what Hachiman did, Yui never really left his side and even starting to get close to him to the point going to the club together. Then the scene with fixing Hachiman's hair, Yui understands that Hachiman will not change, thus she supports him to make him feel that he's not alone and there's someone with him. I'd say that's very genuine of Yui, even if Hachiman thought it was the "nice girl" act. Yukinon called her out this episode basically stating that she didn't voice her opinion and didn't care for Yukinon's. Yui is a nice girl but that's about it. Does she have more to her character? Yea but not as much as the others. I mean just look at her first interaction with Hachiman in the first episode of the series. |
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May 22, 2015 12:48 AM
#86
Ohmigawd, that was intense. The feels are over 9000 this episode. They have been making preparations for 7 episodes, just for this moment and it was totally worth it! I'm so glad they've made up! (or are about to) |
May 22, 2015 12:50 AM
#87
bobzanny said: DarklordVor said: bobzanny said: DarklordVor said: bobzanny said: DarklordVor said: At this point, even if Yui is the one who understands Hachiman, I don't think Hachiman deserved her. So yeah.. damn it Yui, you need to move on, I'm starting to feel bad for you if you keep crying on someone like Hachiman, you're just gonna hurt yourself. lol someone has Yui up on a pedestal. Yui is too good for Hachiman. Seeing Yui getting hurt each episode is hurting me. I wanted her happy, but it doesn't seem that Hachiman is giving it to her. please elaborate on what makes Yui so good? Because, even though I like her character, she has a big facade going and she basically lives in the "superficial" life, which Hachiman has stated he hates. Yes, but her facade was only to Miura and friends. Her feelings to Hachiman and Yukinon is genuine, which is what Hachiman wants. Yui is a good character because she's bearing all the pains that is going on in the club. She's been supporting Hachiman and Yukinon since she got to the club. Her crying in S2 E2 after what Hachiman did, Yui never really left his side and even starting to get close to him to the point going to the club together. Then the scene with fixing Hachiman's hair, Yui understands that Hachiman will not change, thus she supports him to make him feel that he's not alone and there's someone with him. I'd say that's very genuine of Yui, even if Hachiman thought it was the "nice girl" act. Yukinon called her out this episode basically stating that she didn't voice her opinion and didn't care for Yukinon's. Yui is a nice girl but that's about it. Does she have more to her character? Yea but not as much as the others. I mean just look at her first interaction with Hachiman in the first episode of the series. Yeah she didn't voiced her opinion because Yui is the nice girl. If she had done so, how would you think Yukino would react? She would probably ban Yui from the club and Yui will lose two of her best friends. Also Yui being proactive to look for Yukino after that runaway scene is genuine because she finally hears what Hachiman wants. Thus her confidence to talk to Yukino is boosted. Yes her character is simple and boring compared to Yukino and Hachiman, at least she's the most genuine and caring person in the club. Without her, Yukino and Hachiman would hate each other and get in the fight all the time without straightening things out. |
May 22, 2015 12:52 AM
#88
That was one hell of an emotional episode. 5/5 |
May 22, 2015 12:57 AM
#89
BEST EPISODE OF THIS ANIME, A.W.E.S.O.M.E! Stark700 said: It looks like Hachiman did some catching up with Yui and Yukino again. Pretty emotion heavy episode with even Hachiman showing a bit of expression. Oh the feels ;_; I KNOW THE FEELS, I FEEL YAH T.T CUTE CUTE!! Been repeating this Sceen makes me want to Close my Music Player 'cause it's my Nano day (MY LIFE IS COMPLETE, ROCK ON GERMANY!!!!. But im in Philippines T.T), BUT GOD. I REALLY CLOSED IT PLS DONT CRY HACHIMAN, I WANT TO SURVIVE THIS FEELS YOU KNOW THAT!! I WANT TO SAVE MY TEARS 'CAUSE I HAVEN'T CRY OVER AN DRAMA ANIME, BUT I ALMOST CRIED. PLS SAVE ME That was a Difficult Conversation between 8man,Yukino, And Yui. I DIDNT EXPECTED THIS HAPPEN FINALLY. THE FEELS IS OVER. I HAVENT SHED MY TEARS OVER THIS ANIME. OR I'LL BE EMBARASSED 'CAUSE MY SIS AND BRO ARE HERE WHILE IM SHOUTING +1 to my Score, 9/10 |
May 22, 2015 1:04 AM
#90
Samhiuy said: Adm2008 said: So could someone explain to me the conversation between Hachiman, Yui and Yukino?, i mean, i understand what Hachiman is trying to do, but what i don't understand is the reaction of Yukino at all, also i don't understand the little argument of both girls, when Yukino something like "you have fallen low" (sorry if its not correct since im watching this from Jap>Eng>Esp so maybe has a mistake), and the final reaction of Yukino. To be honest, I don't remember the exact details from the light novel (and I really don't want to go back just to analyze it to give an explanation). Therefore, I'm going to speak from my experiences and perspective. If you disagree because the LN's intentions are different or your interpretation is different, then that's fine too. I just wanted to say what I believed is true on the matter. Here is how I interpret the 3 different characters. First of all, let's talk about Yukino.(There might be spoilers for future plot points because I can't really remember) She is someone who lives in the shadow of her sister and has an inferiority complex in regards to that. No matter what she does, she doesn't believe herself to be outstanding as people in the school expected her to be. This is because she lacks that charismatic social skills that Haruno has, leading to her own family judging her and comparing her with her sister. Now try and put yourself in her shoes. How would you feel if you are constantly told that your personality is "wrong" and that you should be another person? The stress and expectations led to her wanting to surpass her sister and do what she has never done before (like being the Student Council President). She wanted to be herself - a recluse who would prefer reading over partying and developing relations with a bunch of strangers. So what happens if you are not understood all these years? Hachiman gave up on being understood, but that's not the case for Yukino. She tells Hachiman that it is his responsibility because he was the one at fault right? That's a defensive response to Hachiman blaming himself. Yukino wants to be relied on, she wants someone that can ask her for help. Why? When you are feeling inferior, and think that everything you do is not as good as someone, wouldn't you desire someone to rely on you too? She wants Hachiman to say it is their responsibility, and not his own. She did say that "If you guys insisted, I'll help..." which further supports the idea that she does want to be relied on. It shows that she desires to and NOT desire to help at the same time. To understand this, you have to accept the fact that people are contradictory. While she wants to be relied, she also feels that she is not up to job, plus the job is annoying because it involves Isshiki Iroha. As you can see, both her feelings towards her friends/love interest and her complex causes her to want to help, yet not want to help at the same time. I assume it is more complex than what is shown on the surface. It has to link with her feelings for Hachiman as well. As we can see last time, she got really angry at Hachiman doing a social suicide for Tobe. She also said "I thought you would understand" to Hachiman when he called off the need to run for the Presidential Election. She had placed hope on Hachiman. When I said she wanted someone rely on her, it feels like I'm saying she wants to help others right? That's wrong. She wants to be helped. She wanted someone to understand her complex, wanted someone to pull her out of the hole of "I can't reach the heights my sister did", she wanted someone by her side. But she didn't get that. That's why she doesn't understand Hachiman. Just like how Hachiman was disappointed in Yukino when he found out she was in the car that hit him, Yukino was disappointed in Hachiman for not understanding her. In both of these cases, they are disappointed because their own ideal perspective of each other has been shattered. "What exactly does he wants? What is genuine?" - She doesn't understand because she doesn't have the answer too. The relationship between the 3 has been quite stale lately and there was gap between them. Hachiman shatters her ideal perspective of him, so she begins to question what exactly Hachiman desires. This is the growth that the teacher is talking about. If you don't hurt each other, you won't be able to understand anything (wait, did she say that? Whatever, this is what I think anyway). Yukino cannot see Hachiman's thoughts NOR the events he went through without her. To her, him asking for help and wanting something genuine after helping in maintaining the superficial relationship between Tobe and Ebina (and their friends) is something "alien". He suddenly became someone she no longer understand. She runs away not because she doesn't want to understand Hachiman, but she wants to calm down because she doesn't know what to do herself. Next is Yui - she is very very easy to understand. The argument that have is due to the difference in personality. Yui is like your typical teenager, one who has joined a social circle and is very outgoing. Because of that, Yui is easily influenced by the social responses and conforms to the "standard" way of thinking. Let's start looking at ourselves in 3rd person, as well as other people. The Internet is the worst place for social relationships because everything ugly comes out. Yui reprimanded Yukino for being way too harsh on Hachiman, and being unfair to him. Yukino responded saying that she is just someone going along with the mood and that her actions are unfair too. Alright, let's look at the society. Patriotism, negative cohesion, cognitive dissonance and so on...are things are common in our society. Have you heard of these terms before? Allow me to explain, patriotism occurs when a lot of people started supporting their own country blindly - in other words, it is nationalism. Why does it happen? I don't want you think whether it is right or wrong to love your country. Look at it in 3rd person instead of your own viewpoint. We'll be looking at the cause of it. People are easily influenced by the mass. This is what we called cognitive dissonance. Taking America for example, we can see that the citizens love their country and do not see anything wrong with doing so. Let's imagine yourself as an American citizen (if you aren't). You live a plain life and have never involved yourself with any nationalistic movement. You don't hate your country nor do you love your country. However, your family and friends think you are insane for being so indifferent. So what happens? You have two conflicting ideals that can't exist at the same - one is you being indifferent to America as a country, and the other is that you love America. Wait, hold on!! How did you suddenly come to love America? That is because your friends and family are causing you discomfort by constantly telling you that you are wrong and mistaken. People think you are insane and sooner or later, you started thinking the same. You ask yourself "Am I right? Or are they right? Which side should I choose?". Different people have different reactions, but Yui is one that would conform. Yui does not desire conflict, so she would choose to side with others rather than herself. Therefore, Yui will desire to accept that America is the best rather than continue being hated on by others. If you are Yui, would you react the same? That's another question. In short, cognitive dissonance is when you try to eliminate one belief to hold another, so to make yourself feel better AKA conforming to what others expect of you. This is the opposite of Yukino. Yukino wants to be understood, but not on the same level as Yui. She does not mind conflict and in fact would keep people away from her if she thinks they are too troublesome. Yui wants to be a part of something, while Yukino wants a part of something. Wanting to be a part of and wanting the part itself is something different. To be a part of, you need to change yourself to suit their needs. To want a part, you want the part to change to suit your needs. So while they both want to be understood, they are both drastically different from one another. Lastly, negative cohesion is bonding by hate. This is a famous term used whenever Hitler's name comes up. You have a common enemy, and you bond together as a result of that. In social media, we can see a lot of hate when it comes to controversial subjects. Let's take Robert Downey Jr.'s interview with Krishnan. What happened there? Well, Robert has quite a difficult past before (did drugs) and Krishnan touched upon the topic despite the interview being PURELY for advertising the new Avengers movie. So what would be the natural response? Obviously getting angry at Krishnan and telling him to kill himself or get fired. Let's take a look at this in 3rd person again. It isn't about whether Krishnan did the right thing or wrong thing, it is about the reaction of the society. Due to the immense popularity of Robert Downey Jr. (due to his role as Iron Man and his personality), people will obviously support him over others. The hate evolves into something more sinister and people keep hating Krishnan. The hate influences others and gathers more people to the hate circle. Then, what do we get? We get something worst than the interview done by Krishnan. We have people calling him retarded, sh***y, bastard, asshole and all sorts of stuff. We have people who wish he will die and lose his job, family and everything he has ever got in his whole life. What do you prefer? People bonding together to attack ONE man or the man for ruining the interview and asking inappropriate questions? I'm sure the answer will be, both are equally bad. Yui is someone that is someone like that. She would side with the popular opinion, side with what is considered "justice". To the people (even if they are not supporters of Robert Downey Jr.) the amount of spotlight put on that man is way more than that of a mere interviewer like Krishnan. They would follow the "standard" and side with what is right. Krishnan hurt Robert first, so he is wrong - that is the mentality they follow. Yui did this to Yukino. Yukino hurt Hachiman first by refusing to accept his demand (because of her own feelings). Yui obviously chose to side with the "righteous" side - which is Hachiman. She doesn't want people hurt, so she would defend the person who got hurt first. She didn't bother understanding Yukino's feelings on the matter and why she responded like that. Hence, we have Yukino saying she just follows the mood - because Yui chose what average and typical people would do instead of trying to understand her own friends. This is just the surface. This is the basis of her personality, but does not necessarily reflect her understanding of her others. In fact, the 3 of them do understand each other to a degree, but there is another thing I have to say. People often think that "to understand" is "to agree". We can see this in arguments frequently. When someone disagrees with us, we often reply saying "you seriously don't understand my points" or something similar to that (depending on your personality, you might just ignore the person). This isn't true, and there are lots of times people understand how we feel, but don't agree with how do things. That is the actual part they "don't understand". What people actually "don't understand" is the difference in the way they do things. The difference in ideology and personality often leads to this. Hence we get people saying "I understand how you feel...but I don't think it is right to do that" and we respond with "This just means you don't understand me at all". This is something we all have to understand - that "true understanding" all depends on perspective. There is no such thing as a complete understanding of each other due to how different people are. Rather than say that "we don't understand", we should just acknowledge that there is a difference between us. The difference is not that we don't understand, but that we just have a different way of dealing with things. All in all, the root of the problem is that they all don't understand each other. If you want me to delve deeper (which means I'll have to include Hachiman's side of the story), I would need to explain the interactions between all 3 of them as well as their interactions with people outside of the club. These kind of stuff are not easy to understand, and a lot of people think that those who do are retarded show offs who act like they know better than everyone. They then gather a circle and proceed to deliver social justice by continuously insulting the person who they disagree with (which you can see here in MAL and literally everywhere in the world). Therefore, I don't expect people to understand my post completely. As I have said, this comes from my experience as well (not just facts from the Anime or the Light Novel). Some might call me a "smartass", "faggot", "stupid troll" and so on. I have been insulted again and again until I think that it's pointless to get people to understand. However, if my post manages to help you, then it would make me happy as well. My knowledge on psychology/sociology is very little, but I do intend to choose sociology as my course in University. I'm saying this before someone thinks I act like I know it all. I already acknowledged that I can not hold my interpretation and ideas as credible as I would like to. P.S. I'm pessimistic, I know. Also, this REALLY is just he surface of things. I have written so many paragraphs, but it's not enough to explain their entire characters. That's why it'll be difficult if someone replies with something that has do with a different event. Explaining how they act in each single situation is going to take ages because each situation has its circumstances. Selfishness, bitterness, pathetic, useless or whatever terms you like to describe the characters has nothing to do with my post. Understanding the basis of the characters does not equal to labeling the characters. At least be conscious of this if anyone replies trying to induce hate. You can disagree, but don't go into name labeling and telling people that they are faggots. No complaints instead i'm grateful to you for your time man, in fact, i read this article where was explained the relation of yukino and hachiman, i think both explain similar things about the characters, which shows that you are not wrong. I hope that you don't mind if i request your insights for the future chapters. ty for all again! Edit: i was on the phone and i didn't read the 2nd spoiler, now after read it, i'm definitely requesting you more insights man, was delight to read it!, i suggest to you to do a full review about the interactions of the characters on reddit if you by chance used it, you would get gold for sure. The only thing that would be a problem will be your example for illustrate some points, i mean, while are perfects, easy to understand, they may lead to unnecessary arguments like patriotism, i didn't had any problems with it, since it was a very good example, in fact was easy to understand your point with it, but you know, some people may react to it in a bad way. But it was a good reading honestly. Thank you so much for your time again! |
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May 22, 2015 1:09 AM
#91
That was a very heavy episode. the moment hachiman started his train of thought i saw the ep was midway and thought, awhh shit not much room for my lovely iroha...*sadface* at the same time i realized something like the 2nd half was coming,but didn't expect them to hit it off so perfectly with the mood and animation it couldn't have been pulled off any better than this. i got a little mad when yukino basicly ignored his initial request for help and then selfishly stormed off when hachiman opened up to them avoiding the drama. that really pissed me off. i still think yukino is bad for hachiman tho doubt anything will change my mind on this |
May 22, 2015 1:13 AM
#92
May 22, 2015 1:27 AM
#93
Poor Service Club members. I feel bad for all three of them. Yukino struggles to make sense of anything, Yui wants things to go back to the way they were, and Hachiman wants to know what genuine is. I'm also wondering how Shizuka is able to afford a nice car like that. Maybe inheritance? Also agree to the question. Why does she not have a husband already? If she were a real person, the only turn off for me would be the smoking habit. Otherwise, she's an awesome woman, and I am confused about how she can't find a man yet. |
May 22, 2015 1:31 AM
#94
Hands down, this will probably be the best episode of the season. Manly tears were shed, not only Hachiman's... |
May 22, 2015 1:42 AM
#95
Man, this one hit hard Also this gif is too funny http://webm.host/d9981/ Too good, get rekted YuiFags |
May 22, 2015 1:48 AM
#97
What an awesome episode. :) But Yukinon slamming the door, that was not in LNs.... Oh well. For dramatic effect i guess... Yui, wow, beautiful as ever. and Iroha kawaiiiiii. XD Next week. Can't wait! |
May 22, 2015 1:57 AM
#98
kitkatxz said: Man, this one hit hard Also this gif is too funny http://webm.host/d9981/ Too good, get rekted YuiFags The feels... it feels like a truck just hit me... a very sad one sided love indeed.. T_T |
May 22, 2015 2:00 AM
#99
DarklordVor said: kitkatxz said: Man, this one hit hard Also this gif is too funny http://webm.host/d9981/ Too good, get rekted YuiFags The feels... it feels like a truck just hit me... a very sad one sided love indeed.. T_T What? Unfortunately for kitkatxz, this is what is going on at Hikki's mind at that time. From that, Yuigahama’s hands dropped weakly and her face was about to burst into tears. But that’s not what it was. It’s not that I didn’t want to take someone’s hand because I was uneasy. It’s not that I wanted someone to support me because I couldn’t walk on my own. To hold hands was something for an even more different occasion. Right now, I’ll walk with my own feet. “…I can walk on my own. Let’s go.” After I said that, I headed for the door |
May 22, 2015 2:02 AM
#100
Ruzgfpegk said: DarklordVor said: Yui is too good for Hachiman. Seeing Yui getting hurt each episode is hurting me. I wanted her happy, but it doesn't seem that Hachiman is giving it to her. To her or anyone else. He can only consider such relationships through conjectures ("if I was born 10 years earlier", "if Totsuka was a girl") or jokes (with Ebina). You can make a lot of assumptions on why this is the case and they may reveal more about yourself than the character. To me, he avoids such relationships to prevent both himself and the other party from getting hurt: spending free time with someone like him wouldn't be a source of joy for the other after the honeymoon phase, and he probably knows it. Source is myself: I love cats but prefer them to die in shelters than to live the rest of their life with a boring guy, and needing several months to deal with each loss isn't fun either. Maybe that's what you meant by "Yui is too good for Hachiman.": indeed she is. So he surely wants her to be happy too, but not in the same way as you do. Ah that's a very good point indeed. Hachiman is a very plain guy. Not to mention his dream about being stay-in-home husband. As you said, he probably don't want to get into relationships because he would only hurt that other people. |
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