My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong, As I Expected (light novel)
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Sorghaghtani said: MSK3 said: AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I don't even fucking like Yui that much, but FUck. this was just a shitty way to do her. Why can't we jsut let everyone be happy. SHiT, another 7 days of waiting. Hopefully we can keep up the good shit that's been coming for the rest of the season. This is the fate of all secondary leads in a love triangle. It sucks because the authors make us like them too. They are often introduced as being quite antagonistic to the MC, then learning to value them and expressing their feelings far more openly and honestly than the primary lead. But we know they are going to lose. We hope, but our hope is crushed in the end. Yeah I knew from a long time a go that Yui would end up being rejected by Hachiman from what I had seen and read in the LNs. It's still painful because this might be the apex of character and execution in any love triangle ever. The only way that this could be any more painful would be if they pulled a White Album 2, and ended the story with no one ending up being happy. |
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ToraiS said: Sorghaghtani said: The answer is in the words Hachiman did not say. When sensei asks him multiple times why he insists on coming back to help Yukino when Yukino herself has asked him to stay away, Hachiman basically gets embarrassed and says that "he promised to save her." But this is in complete contrast to Hachiman's character. Think back to the Hachiman we saw at the start of the series. He is lazy. He does not want to socialize with anyone. Sensei basically forces him into the club and forces him to help others. So why is he being so proactive now, especially considering he even has the excuse of baking a cake for Komachi? It has to be because he has strong feelings for her, even if he is unable to express it. Another contrast is that Yui goes on a 'date' with Hachiman using the excuse of getting a present for Komachi. but he does not really seem invested in it, even if he is a lot more outspoken and friendly that before. But when he hears that Yukino might be in trouble, he drops everything, calls up sensei and leaves on the spot. His attitude to the two girls is very different. Yui is a close friend, since he does not really engage with other women in the same way as he does sensei, Yui, Yukino or Saki. But Yukino is clearly a step above this. The difference is just cruel. I have a bad habit of siding with the secondary lead in these situations, so as usual I got burnt. Poor Yui. I agree that he does has complicated feelings for Yukino but you downplay Yuigahama's relationship with Hikigaya too much. At the start of the series, he is practically set-up by her sister to go on a summer date with Yuigahama at S1 because he was so unwilling. Then at the end of S1, he got obviously baited by Yuigahama to take her out on a date with that honey toast. He knew this too, and he had the option to protest but he still accepted her invitation. At the school field trip, he would entertain Yuigahama's high school love cliches without protesting at all. Fastforwarding to this episode, now Hikigaya was the one to ask her out without Yuigahama spelling it out for him; his past self would ignore her hints super hard. If he wasn't emotionally invested on Yuigahama, he wouldn't be changing for her. Hikigaya's nature is to save people. That's why he prioritized Yukinoshita over Yuigahama at that particular instant because when Yukinoshita lowered her guard to Hikigaya for the first time, he now knows that she is a broken person in deep trouble. Seeing Yukinoshita being burdened by her own trial of fire triggers the "sister complex" problem that Iroha and Haruno brought up. Yuigahama knows this; because it is the reason why she fell in love with him in the first place. Where she saw a heroic figure in Hikigaya, willing to risk his life to protect a stranger's dog. She could literally persuade Hikigaya by bawling her eyes out, or say key words to prevent him from going to Yukinoshita's aid. But who is she to deny Hikigaya's natural instinct of saving people, the very trait that she fell in love with, to her best friend who has become a person that needs saving along the course of the anime? So in summary: Yuigahama's relationship with Hikigaya has more weight than people realize, that Yukinoshita is a damsel in distress at the moment which makes Hikigaya concerned, and that Yuigahama voluntarily stepped aside, rather than Hikigaya pushing her aside for Yukino. Thanks for adding this perspective. Perhaps I have been inflating the Yukino-8man relationship. After all, it's only after he 'saves' her that they can start building any relationship. Meanwhile, Yui has crossed that boundary and has been quite forward about her intentions. But I still think the chances for Yuix8man is bleak. Yui has rarely pressed Hikki to give an honest reply, and Hikki's just delaying the moment he has to talk about her about it. 8man should stop stringing her along if he doesn't feel he can date a person like her. |
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| 5/5 perfect episode. Nao Touyama is so so so talented. Has been one of my favourite VA's for a while and great to see she is still getting better and better. |
j_oeyAug 1, 2020 9:20 PM
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| aaaaaa the feels man.. I feel so bad for yui. Those past moments when she can't tell hikki her feelings. Been rooting for her since season 1. Great episode! Well, its sad that we got 3 bad news. |
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| Yui, my sweet girl! Don't cry! My heart broke for her at the end of this episode; Hikki essentially chose Yukino over her and that's basically confirmed for her that his feelings for Yukino are strong than for her. I feel like the ' save Prom' situation is gonna get complicated too; I get that Hikki wants to help Yukino because he really cares about her but what she needs is for him to step back and let her figure this all out herself. As Haruno said; the trio are codependent on each other and to have a health relationship they all need to break out of that and be with each other because they want to, not because they feel like they need each other. |
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| Spot on episode. Very frustrating to watch the mother complain though, lol. Which is kind of what they are getting at so.. good job, haha :D Yui is honestly my favorite character. I do not dislike any character, but I feel most connected to her. I can understand her pain and I feel she is way stronger than she thinks so herself. |
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| I waited for this new season without a particular high hype, and I now get why. The story really is too unrealistic, setting, the characters interactions,... The only thing I remembered from the past season (that I watched when they were airing) was Yui a.k.a best gurl. The main characters might have clear defined personalities which is a good point, but overall my current feeling is that SNAFU is overrated :/ The pace is not that great, and being a SoL is not an excuse. Despite the fact I'm on the Yui ship, this latest episode didn't get me (and god knows how easy I'm on this kind of scene !). It's too much for not much. |
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| I'm Yukino fan and i've never cared about Yui. Since this season started i realized how great she is. I love her now and I have no problem if Hachiman ends with Yui. For god's sake just let him end up with one of them. |
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Emunh said: I'm Yukino fan and i've never cared about Yui. Since this season started i realized how great she is. I love her now and I have no problem if Hachiman ends with Yui. For god's sake just let him end up with one of them. Literally the same for me. I was much more on the side of Yukino (Iroha is my favourite) and didn't really care much for Yui, but the last two episodes have made me like her A LOT more. |
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VKDOOM said: This entire story has really just been extremely heavy handed and self serious to the point of parody, all to convey an extremely generic school rom com I think your argument is not valid. The entire story(Anime) have three important phase: Season 1 - Comedy Season 2 - Drama Season 3 - Romantic There is a natural progress, especially for the main 3 characters, that are more selfaware of their relationship. Generic School rom com have ecchi and stereotype situation being treated in the same way ever and ever. Probably Oregairu has a lot of subtext, anime especially, but for me is one of the best point of the series, i don't want all the plot served on a silver platter. |
ShiroHachi said: when it clearly shows that 8hachiman loves yukino?Kodoku_VN said: Because the MC doesn't love her and his taste in girls is different from yours. SimpleI gonna cry! Why can´t my girl Yui win this war? She did like everything. She is like the best person you can imagine! She did everything right! And she is gonna lose :/ I love this show and also I hate this show! I can´t anymore! |
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| Yukinon made a sad face, my heart was breaking silently and I didn't even notice it. Yuigahama cried, my heart's shattered in pieces. This episode was too much to take in. |
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| My heart seriously hurts.... ugh. |
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| I just hard dropped this when Yukino's mom just went in and be the politically correct elephant in the room trying to cancel the prom. adults rule the world and the children are to suffer from it. always. that could have been 8man's great reason in quitting the club altogether. "I can't deal with adults, and that includes you Shizuka-sensei" or something. I've been saying this ever since season 1, but loner ending is the best ending for 8man. Yuki's mom should be his greatest lesson as to why that is. |
| >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. |
| The adaptation seems more excessively melodramatic than the LN in these parts. The inner monologues would help in some parts, though the LN isn't exactly blameless either. There would be subtler ways to do this. |
TheDeedsOfMenAug 6, 2020 10:13 PM
| Wow, the ending of the episode hit hard. I legit got goosebumps. |
| I'm a little behind but I cannot leave out an episode discussion. My goodness I don't know how to feel. The Yuigahama outing was the cutest part of the episode and it was pretty much needed as a "breather" for what was to come. Gosh darn I just want to hug Yui. I really liked the part where Hiratsuka-sensei was asking Hachiman why he wants to help. I find myself in situations similar to Hachiman where I would find roundabout ways to excuse myself for doing things but Hiratsuka-sensei has a way with Hachiman that gets him to be honest with himself. The way they did it was great. At first I thought Hachiman said that he was doing it because he was already too far gone in the prom-idea to stop, but it was really because he made a promise to Yukino to be "save" her (more like "be there" for her). Yui basically lost her cake-making date to Yukino without Yukino even seriously trying. This is literally what Yui has been saying. She's been ignoring most of these situations and trying to squeeze herself in a situation where she knows she's getting left out. IMPORTANT NOTE: It seems Yui knows that Hachiman, deep inside, cares about her and Yukino. I don't think Hachiman would be a simp to comfort or to not leave a crying girl in the streets, but he would be worried as to why Yui would be crying. He likes to have solutions as he said in one of his mini-monologues while talking to Hiratsuka-sensei. So a mixture of care and solution making would have definitely made Hachiman stay with Yui had she kept on crying. Hachiman even stopped to look back just to make sure Yui is fine before running back to save Yukino. Yui is in such a tough spot and it'll only keep hurting her more. **--This episode was more so for Yui than it was for Yukino so I focused on that. The codependency stuff Haruno told Hachiman will probably be further tested in the next or future episodes. It's kind of true but I think they're going to try and prove her wrong here. I do believe that Haruno is antagonizing Hachiman to keep Hachiman from going away from Yukino so Yukino doesn't end up like Haruno. It's a weird situation. She does have a point though. Some battles are personal and should be fought by the person themselves.--** |
zeron824Aug 12, 2020 1:43 PM
| Boring show. I never liked this show but still watch it. I want more sexy Iroha, she's the only thing that interests me here. |
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| When Yui thought she can get more alone time together with Hachiman, the plot prevented her wish so much. In the end, she just get a long sadness in return. Poor her. But i can't do anything to denied the event, while in my heart felt so pity with her fate! As the final approach, i may call this a great way to finished what the series had: everyone feeling. Maybe some of the people just seen a clear hint. Some of them reach the source material. But for me, on this one, Yui's monologue of sadness was the truly confirmation about her true feeling. About the relations between those three, a perfect simbiotist mutualism, more of romantic vibes. The direction of the plot feel great. And ofc the intensed moment of Yukino mom intervention just made everything as satisfied as the soap opera. Even with the black screen of credit scene style looks very well matched with my thought! Okay. Its sad. But what could she do to denied the clear fact? Hachiman seems pretty clear about his intentions too. Even, until the final end reach, the real intentions of him still blurry. Was that really because of his promises? His acting of possessiveness toward Yukino was quite clear. But what was the true purposes? Like that sensei said, just make it into a good word with those kind of situations, for changed everything clear as crystal. A heavy breath. Sensei situations was same. Maybe the next one everyone just burst out their truth? Idk. I don't get any knowledge from any resource. So, from now on, the hinted message of metaphora soon reach the end. The poetic implication glowing at every second. It will clear every blurred part that somehow trying hard to burden everyone, or the series itself. Was i like this kind of situations? In most of time i am unsatisfied. However, since i know the nature of this show, all of that was truly understandable for me. Thats it. - my ranting over this drama - Finally, i have a time to catching up what i left from the previous quarter. Facepalmed. This series was not supposed to be catched up on every week. It will be good if the series watch in a batch. However, since i may challenge myself, here i am to conquer what i missed to feel: by watching a heavy tone teen drama in a seasonal sensations at every week of waiting time. Its hard, i believed now! So, to reduced my pain, i shall take the series 3 par per day. Its unsatisfied, ofc! But, well, i can't thing any other good choice for this season. So, Well, everything just set up, like that. Lets just jumped into the next episode! |
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Sorghaghtani said: FTKHRTTGLEL said: Can someone please explain this whole fiasco to me? Like in what way did 8man reject yui, The answer is in the words Hachiman did not say. When sensei asks him multiple times why he insists on coming back to help Yukino when Yukino herself has asked him to stay away, Hachiman basically gets embarrassed and says that "he promised to save her." But this is in complete contrast to Hachiman's character. Think back to the Hachiman we saw at the start of the series. He is lazy. He does not want to socialize with anyone. Sensei basically forces him into the club and forces him to help others. So why is he being so proactive now, especially considering he even has the excuse of baking a cake for Komachi? It has to be because he has strong feelings for her, even if he is unable to express it. Another contrast is that Yui goes on a 'date' with Hachiman using the excuse of getting a present for Komachi. but he does not really seem invested in it, even if he is a lot more outspoken and friendly that before. But when he hears that Yukino might be in trouble, he drops everything, calls up sensei and leaves on the spot. His attitude to the two girls is very different. Yui is a close friend, since he does not really engage with other women in the same way as he does sensei, Yui, Yukino or Saki. But Yukino is clearly a step above this. The difference is just cruel. I have a bad habit of siding with the secondary lead in these situations, so as usual I got burnt. Poor Yui. I might be very late. I an fully aggreed with your opinion. But let me quote your miracle statement to highlight such a clear phrase : POOR YUI |
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| Poor Yui (x14). She's too hard on herself. She knows she can't have it both ways so she went with the safer option to avoid hurting her friends, what else could she have done? I'm feeling meh on the episode itself though. It's nice to have something substantial happening again and the subtext came back in full force, but this was all stuff that was obviously going to happen. It was clear that Yukino was the one in Hachiman's heart way back in season 1, and Yukino coming into conflict with her family has been poked at for just about as long. Does the bulk of the subtext really need to revolve around stuff that's been due to come for most of the past two seasons? It's fulfilling but not interesting when it's done like that. |
HeroicIdealism said: "It's codependecy!" Haruno whispers in Hachiman's ear, as Hachiman becomes wide-eyed from utter shock at this unexpected revelation. What the fuck? What is wrong with co-depending on people you love? And how is this codependency unhealthy? How are they holding each other back in any way? muh stronk indipindint wahmims because muh fiminisem is what. seriously. what the retarded boomer-tier logic is... oh wait. their mom is a boomer. NOW IT ALL MAKES SENSE! seriously pls die boomer. and while I'm at it die normies, casuals and moralfags. |
| >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. |
HeroicIdealism said: kidlat020 said: muh stronk indipindint wahmims because muh fiminisem is what. seriously. what the retarded boomer-tier logic is... oh wait. their mom is a boomer. NOW IT ALL MAKES SENSE! seriously pls die boomer. and while I'm at it die normies, casuals and moralfags. Yeah, this show does seem to have the attitude that a woman depending on a man is undesirable. Yui wants to be a bride -- well, Hachiman isn't interested in Yui. Yukino wants to depend on Hachiman -- well, this is wrong, so she must grow up and become an independent adult, because her bitch of an onee-chan says so. any girl that has reached their first puberty (ages 12-14 in most cases) who chooses education over marriage is choosing career over families. sorry but the moment they entered high school indoctrination is the moment they're no longer valuable. be a slave working that 9-5 job and earn minimum wage I guess. otherwise why even study? |
| >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. |
HeroicIdealism said: kidlat020 said: any girl that has reached their first puberty (ages 12-14 in most cases) who chooses education over marriage is choosing career over families. sorry but the moment they entered high school indoctrination is the moment they're no longer valuable. be a slave working that 9-5 job and earn minimum wage I guess. otherwise why even study? Lol you're probably trolling but if you're not, I don't fundamentally disagree (though I wouldn't go as far as you). I don't think it's the girl's fault that she is being set up to choose career. It is modern society that makes it so that girls are told to learn the same skills as men so that they can have a career. A girl who's in school isn't "no longer valuable" though. I just think it's a shame that women are told to go to college and get a degree and spend the rest of her life working a soul sucking career instead of focusing on her own fertility and starting a family before she hits 30. Anyways this is very controversial and very off topic, so let's end it here, unless you have one more thing you want to add or something. I've never seen any female, literally anyone who say they get x major with the full intention of starting a family. it's always muh careers. because as you said: the "societal" expectation of going to school is to get that soul sucking 9-5 job. in a way people are waking up because of covid but... I dunno. so many shows are STILL glorifying the education choice instead of getting pregnant at age 15-16. I mean just that last season anime where it started with episode 1 where characters are LITERALLY lost on what to do in life despite being a fresh graduate. that should have told you something but nooo, glorify the muh education because muh indoctrination or something. and sorry, it IS the girl's fault of choosing whatever because adults said so. she could have resisted but no. and assuming it wasn't... what does that have to do with me? sure you could point the finger on the parents, the extended family or even societal expectation, but in the end she chose to listen to normies. and here I am expected to "fix" whatever poor decisions she made? if she's not ready in her prime, don't expect me to be her betabucks in her decline. (damn too much off-topic for a poor poor show about boomer parents fucking children's future) |
| >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. |
HeroicIdealism said: kidlat020 said: I've never seen any female, literally anyone who say they get x major with the full intention of starting a family. it's always muh careers. because as you said: the "societal" expectation of going to school is to get that soul sucking 9-5 job. in a way people are waking up because of covid but... I dunno. so many shows are STILL glorifying the education choice instead of getting pregnant at age 15-16. I mean just that last season anime where it started with episode 1 where characters are LITERALLY lost on what to do in life despite being a fresh graduate. that should have told you something but nooo, glorify the muh education because muh indoctrination or something. and sorry, it IS the girl's fault of choosing whatever because adults said so. she could have resisted but no. and assuming it wasn't... what does that have to do with me? sure you could point the finger on the parents, the extended family or even societal expectation, but in the end she chose to listen to normies. and here I am expected to "fix" whatever poor decisions she made? if she's not ready in her prime, don't expect me to be her betabucks in her decline. (damn too much off-topic for a poor poor show about boomer parents fucking children's future) I understand your point of view but people with our beliefs in traditional gender roles must be more nuanced if we are to convince anybody. If we go all out and say that women should ditch education completely and get married off at age 15, people will think we're insane and barbaric. That's just the world we live in now. Here's what I say: girls are fine going through grades K-12. It is good to have ladies who are educated. Some women are even suited for college. But I agree that the condemnation of women who focus on becoming a bride and mother over college education is wrong. You are right though that first world nations, including Japan, are full on promoting women having careers instead of starting families. This is definitely one of the major reasons why Japanese birth rates are so low (same as with white birthrates in western nations). Look in the 50's and 60's and you'll see that the birth rates were fine. It was when women were pressured to focus more on career that the births gradually declined and then took a major plunge. On some level it's the girl's fault, on some level it's the parents', but on a macro level I blame the societal expectations. Of course, most girls will choose to become fully invested in career and not give it a second thought when the culture says that this is what a girl ought to do. And I get that in traditional cultures of the past, women were married at younger ages. I still think getting married at 18 through the early 20's is a good thing. However I'm not going to die on the hill of lowering the age of consent to 15 and marrying off our daughters at that age lol To bring this somewhat back on topic so that the mods don't destroy these posts (of which I believe are interesting and need to be said): Yui is best girl because she wants to be a bride. Hachiman is an idiot for not appreciating this, for there are very few women in the modern world who earnestly wish to focus on being a wife and mother first and foremost. I even think that Yukino would want to focus on becoming a bride, but of course the writers had to subvert that and make it so that being a woman who depends on a man is "weak" and that she "must become an adult". Also is it just me or is this whole anti-dependency thing kind of against the entire moral of season 1, and against the whole point of Hiratsuka forcing Hachiman to join the Service Club? I mean just think about it for a second: Hachiman was a loner who depended on no one, so Hiratsuka thought it was a good idea to change that about him and have him make genuine companionship with Yukino. And what is companionship if not relying on each other? Why must Yukino do everything on her own? What the hell does this prove? Yui IS best girl if you just look at the bullet points. and if anything she shouldn't be in school anyway since she's frankly an idiot and she's better off playing her strengths aka just get married right now and start a family. education is not a cure for stupidity but that doesn't mean stupid people shouldn't exist. they still have their strengths despite being stupid and that's what Yui should do. big emphasis on "should". but I'm sure her mom will not agree to that in the same way you don't agree marrying off your daughters at such an age. this is why 8man should stay away from her. not because Yui is bad, but because of her parents and ironically enough, because of you aka societal expectation. in S1E6 8man correctly pointed out that she's a fake. she represents what weebs are avoiding the most when interacting with muh society. she's a fake and she's full of shit and 8man should stay away from her. and if she's gonna be his future sister-in-law then oh my god do NOT in any circumstances marry Yukino. I've seen deranged females with baby rabies acting just like her and it's not pleasant. I've said it to myself since S1E3 that 8man should stay with loner ending. and funnily enough he was right since the beginning. this season has devolved into 3dpd drama (intentionally I may add) which only solidifies my point. |
| >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. |
HeroicIdealism said: The societal expectation is to wait until like 30 to get married lol. At least in the West. In Japan I think it's mid 20's. I just don't think it's good for children to get married, and yeah I do think 14-16 year olds are children. Although I guess you could make a legitimate argument for marriage between an 18 year old and a 15 year old or something. I don't want to delve into that though. I think 18 as a minimum for marriage is fine. which begs my original question: did you majored in X for the sole purpose of starting a family, or starting a career? marrying off at age 20, when you're literally just a fresh graduate? are you insane? again I've never seen any female who specifically said they majored in x with the full intention of starting a family. IT'S ALWAYS MUH CAREERS! so of course the societal expectation is to marry off at age 30. and as a 33 myself I don't want ANYTHING to do with that age at all. reason is simple: I'm not their betabucks paying their meds. as someone who's diagnosed with diabetes at age 27. if she's not ready in her prime fuck that shit I'm not her betabucks in her decline. "S1E6" Lmao you people quote this shit as if it's a bible verse. How do you remember this stuff? Anyhow, I don't think Yui is a "fake" anymore than what is normal. She of course tries to be friendly and act on her best behavior, which is a facade, but her true personality is still there. Facades are necessary for polite society. I know she has self doubts about herself and she thinks she's not a good person but in the end she does love Hachiman and is earnest about wanting to be friends with Yukino. (You were talking about Yui, right? I honestly can't tell) how do I remember? simply by paying attention lul. also sorry I'm talking about Haruno in this paragraph. |
| >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. |
| Yui and Hikki's date was great. But the ending feels... Honestly, I kinda get why girl like her would do that but I'm generally kinda annoyed by "letting go of your true love for sake of your best friend" overused anime trope. Realistically, she would probably catched him by the sleeve, being selfish a bit, saying simply 'Don't go' and whole thing would turn really differently - that would be actually great developement akin to real life, not one of those artificial conversations and problems we are dealing with Yukino sisters. Cause with this very moment, Yui basically left the game and whole thing was decided upfront. I still thing Yui is the best girl of this series, in fact, Irohas too, and really almost everyone else is better than Yukinoshita. Watching her constant insecurity problems towards her family is not really attractive for me as a viewer either. To think that everything was decided just by one photo, not by feelings of her own (or his own), it feels kinda cheap. What I would like to is Yukino finally moving on with her life, getting stronger and Yui & Hachiman getting together - simply because they would naturally find liking towards each other after they were pushed away and started spending time together. Or he could end with Iroha, they too have great chemistry together. Anyone but Yukino. But instead we got railroaded again to the one true trope, akin to Nisekoi and other similiar romance. Let's just say I wouldn't be against him ending with Yukino in the end but it would have to be done by better developement that this. It almost feels like the obstacles are falling by themselves, by the rule of the plot... and where is the satisfaction in following story like that, hm? |
| When you thought it was all going out with a cheerful Yui face, but the dark monotone atmosphere tells you it's gonna be dark and ends up crying with poor Yui in a corner. 5/5 |
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