Silver Spoon
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| Haha, Yuugo is so predictable of course he wouldn't be able to control his emotions and had to burst out in anger at his father during the meal with his parents. Consistent behaviour like that is what makes him a less subtle and less well-developed character than Aki. But at least he resolved some major issues with his mother at the end. |
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| very good final episode, really carried the messages and themes of the season. Hachiken annoyed me sightly this season but I think with this final episode I was totally on his side, and it was just satisfying to watch. |
| Re-watched: Hachiken is sort of an ass lol. This episode was a lot nicer than some of the drama that preceded it but that's nothing new for this anime. I think the struggles Mikage and Hachiken went through were very relatable and realistic, it's just that Hachiken sort of becomes a caricature of himself in terms of his self-sacrificing nature 'Hit me, kick me' etc. His actions were nice (going to Komaba's farm, wanting to hear Mikage out) but what he says betrays that and made him a little obnoxious. I enjoyed this a lot more on the rewatch. Hachiken relates his own struggles (and the struggles of Japanese society in general I imagine) to that of the farm animals which makes it quite blunt and brutal. In terms of his parents, I never got the impression that they were bad people. |
| His father is a true jerk. Human jerky. I like how this show kept it realistic and that hachiken didn't suddenly magically solved the debt issue |
| overall a forgettable experience, when you take out a lot of dark animal humor and try to focus on real-life expereiences, its harder to entertain and mean something |
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| Hachiken's mom is an angel compared to his dad. Wow. Aww. It's over. I really liked this. Seeing it's been a while since this aired I guess no season 3 huh. That sucks. I'll definitely check out the manga once it finishes. I want to see how this ends. |
| Tamako just doesn't give a fuck xD Hachiken's mom accidentally created a foodie party... everyone's happy!! That's a good example of good character development. I wish there will be S3 T_T |
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| I guess we are not going to get the third season. :( 8/10 |
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| If there's one big flaw to the Silver Spoon anime as a whole, is that without a season 3 and beyond, there's really a lack of closure. It's probably my favorite anime I've ever seen that doesn't really have that sense of closure to it whatsoever (not counting Mushoku Tensei since that's airing and most likely will get sequels). At least the manga's done and while not perfect, has a decent ending to it. I'll reread it once again after my semester is done and Winter break has begun, this was a great watch as usual. 5th time completed now with this anime. |
| This was a pretty good anime even if I didn't enjoy it as much as the first one. It was a comfy, slice of life, with a hint of drama. It kept a lot of the same vibes as the first season. What I actually didn't like was the focus on the baseball dude and girl. Don't get me wrong it was nice seeing them have character growth. But it felt like the mangaka sacrificed Hachiken's character growth in order to focus on others. He just felt like a more flanderized version of himself. Really wish we'll get a third season. This doesn't feel like the right place to leave this anime. |
Reply to PurpleMagic
This was a pretty good anime even if I didn't enjoy it as much as the first one. It was a comfy, slice of life, with a hint of drama. It kept a lot of the same vibes as the first season. What I actually didn't like was the focus on the baseball dude and girl. Don't get me wrong it was nice seeing them have character growth. But it felt like the mangaka sacrificed Hachiken's character growth in order to focus on others. He just felt like a more flanderized version of himself.
Really wish we'll get a third season. This doesn't feel like the right place to leave this anime.
Really wish we'll get a third season. This doesn't feel like the right place to leave this anime.
| @PurpleMagic i agree first season was magical and well balanced between humor and development |
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