My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong, As I Expected (light novel)
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| Wataru ruined the story with harem twist. he did Yui dirty and downplayed her character to the extent that she bacame "spare" in this harem story. There was no need that he waste five years to make such a clichéd ending |
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| It was good but the whole season felt... like a sham. Not really satisfied but it's good enough. Give Gahama some closure at least.. unless there is the harem route which i 99% doubt but I guess that's why they cliffhang like this. |
| Well that was a decent conclusion but it wasn't an impactful one and was very predictable. The romantic implications were there since the first season but I was hoping to get surprised. I guess this season was more about getting Hachiman and Yukino to face their feelings. But I just don't get purpose a prom in the last episode. I would've preferred something simple and meaningful. Honestly I felt more bad for Yui than happy for Yukino. But I was glad to see that Yui at least had more importance in this season than the previous ones where she was just a third wheel. Personally I think Yui is a better choice for Hachiman given her personality is the opposite of Hachiman. This would compliment their relationship and make it interesting and fun. And since she is proactive and easygoing she can have communicate more naturally and gradually bring Hachiman out of his shell. Yukino is also good and decisive but her personality is quite similar to Hachiman and this often makes things more awkward between them. But she seems to open up more in this season. But despite everything it was enjoyable show. |
| Damn, Shizuka sure is desperate Lol, isn't it a bit too late to say "I love you" ? "The end is the beginning", huh? Well that might be true in this case. I think this series could use a better closure like ending it on a graduation instead of leaving it hanging on the last year on that high school. |
| Finally the cringe is over. This season was even worse than 2nd. The only season I found it decent was the first. Pointless drama every episode. |
| I like the ending lol but I enjoyed the first 2 seasons a lot more than season 3. Cool to see Hachiman and Yukino finally end up together yerp. |
| I'm satisfied, Yui's war declaration was the topping. |
"Your taste is shit cause you like what I hate. Believe me I have 1000 cartoons that I rated with less than 5."  |
| A heartwarming episode to say the least you all saw how cute Yukino in the episode so I'm not gonna oversaturate that but still, that's one of the most notable scenes in the episode this show really has grown on me tbh and I'm gonna miss it and the memories it gave me I hope It's the same for you Let's go 8man Yukino told you that she loves you and I was so hyped for that and showed her feminine side <3 Definitely Enjoyed Oregairu, I'll miss this |
KanezushiMar 31, 2021 3:31 AM
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Minonine said: edeniz1506 said: Agree 100%, thats why I feel empty after watching this. They dedicate almost every episode to Yui and 8man’s relationship, when it all feels pointless and kinda sad in the end Finally someone who felt like me Yes, as the main couple gettin together wasn't convincing , and yui shedding tears mostly every episode it left me with a big hole in my heart I think the best way to understand Yukino is to re-watch the entire series. For me, it helped me to understand Yukino's character after many years of gap between the seasons. |
| This was definitely the big pay off for last episode's round-a-bout confession. Hikki x Yukino moments at the start were so awkwardly adorable. Of course, Yukino's straightforward confession was a delightful ambush on the 8man as well. Sometimes those simple words can perfectly convey one's feelings once the groundwork has been laid to understand what goes into a simple "I love you." The ending is quite clever, as Yui is taking her heartbreak and using it as a premise to find something genuine of her own with the reestablished service club. Only instead of being a member aka the third wheel, she's going to take a seemingly unsolvable problem and task Hikki & Yukino with dealing with it alongside her for the rest of their high school days. Indeed, Yui is greedy and wants it all (and I love her for it!). Oregairu is certainly one of those titles that I'll be revisiting again someday to better appreciate. The first season leads in as a snarky, cynical deconstruction of rom-com. As time goes on, however, Hachiman goes from a skeptic to an active participant in this comedy of errors known as high school life. I like how it gradually began to deconstruct all of 8man's various disillusions with adolescence and that ultimately, this became about him coming to terms with his own role within it. It has also been refreshing to see how characters who would normally be set up as adversaries for the outcast MC (Hayama, Yumiko, etc) were given nuance such that there was no animosity towards them. The high school hierarchy was still in play, but it was never a major focus and kept things on point where it really mattered. Looking back, it's kind of funny how what I once considered 8man's words of wisdom were largely misanthropic views that he grew out of. He never lost that cynical charm, but he matured greatly and I feel like that made him a far more fascinating personality to study. 8.5/10 |
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| also part of the nay sayers here, this season felt too long drawn out. from a more neutral perspective, i highly doubt high schoolers can overthink things the way they do. it was a strange twist how the 2nd prom actually came to fruition, but a more simpler ending (IMHO) wouldve been a better choice. they can miraculously make 2 proms happen within (IDK how long) quick succession. shouldnt it be time they come out of their shells and try something simple for once? |
| anime/manga version of steam would be awesome - https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1625396 |
| Y'know idk what I expected of this series. I really liked it, Hachiman's character is my favourite in terms of development and depth (well and every other aspect too) but i thought it would amout to something bigger, or not bigger but- if it was a climax i guess i was expecting more of a literal one, at least a kiss idk. Well, i liked it a lot, it was like an almost harem but way more subtle and confusing. Also pls don't hate me but i think hiratsuka sensei was inappropied in every sense of the word with hachiman, she was a good teacher who guided him well, i guess, but hachiman was a 16 year old high schooler and- a lot of things that happend were wrong. i hate to say this but just swap the genders in any escene of them two alone together and you'll see it too. That's all 8/10 |
| I loved this series and this season, it felt more of a romcom than the other 2 seasons that felt more like SoL... but goddamn it Yukino wins, and that's why I hate this episode. |
 I hope no one I know irl sees my secret account~ Anyways, do I look cute in this outfit?~ |
| Perfect ending. This anime made me laugh time to time, it made me depressed for no reason, it made me want to not watch the ending because I knew I would miss it when it ended. I haven't felt this way about an anime since School Rumble. The weird thing is, when I watched this 3 years ago, I had scored it low for some reason. But I don't remember it at all. Maybe I was not in the mood, maybe I was marathoning some anime and this one was mixed in it. Although, the anime ended up to be very Hachiman-centric. It became a harem at some point. Also, it is very weird that a romantic comedy anime does not have any couples other than the MCs. Think about it, there is not any couple in this anime. This shows how much of a self-insert it is. I hate that fact, as I don't want to grouped with people who liked this anime because it is a self-insert. I just genuinely loved it. |
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| And now my experience with Oregairu is over. I think I'm gonna miss these little guys. I'll be honest, like many others, this season disappointed me a bit. Actually, at first I actually really liked it because it didn't seem different from season 2 which I liked a lot, but after a while a problem became clear : it feels like scenes are missing. And now with this last episode, this problem has been confirmed to me. I am not at all against HachimanxYukino, but I never felt anything romantic between the two, except maybe at the end of season 2. Not only that, but this season widely focused on Yui, yet this last episode made it look like the main point had always been to develop the romance between Hachiman and Yukino. That's not what we've seen. We've only ever seen Yui's fear of losing Hikki and Yukinon, and actually, we never really got to see her work this issue out. At least she seems to be willing to do that now. I also have other issues, like for example the side characters (aside from Haruno and Haratsuka) barely receiving any focus. It's not that I particularly care about any of them, but they felt completely useless and like random background characters which is something they're technically not supposed to be. I could also talk about this senior who Hachiman seems to be super attached to and who I actually... Don't remember at all. I can't get emotional over an unknown character leaving. I mean I do recall having seen her before but she never seemed important. About Hachiman, I've seen criticisms due to him changing too fast and I understand that to some level, but at the same time it wasn't all that bad. In the end he is still the Hachiman I know, even if he's trying to change (which perfectly goes along with her development, he can't stay a loner all his life, especially since he doesn't want it). Sure, some of his reactions felt a bit out-of-character but overall it didn't bother me. Now, conclusion : I liked this season. Yeah, I did. It still had this Oregairu vibe and the characters who received focus were all interesting and very enjoyable. Besides, I've never been in love with Oregairu like so many are so I couldn't be as disappointed as them. But still, it wasn't as good as it could have been, so I give it a 6/10. |
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| I would rate this anime overall 8.5/10. Was a great watch. Some moments felt a bit unnecessary but the anime had some great moments like this episode. Something I forgot to talk about from last ep: Since when did Haruno have a fiance? First season was my favorite. The comedy and Hachimann's solutions were amazing |
| Anime for typical angst teenager. It's empty, it tries to be deep but doesn't show such thing about being "deep" with Hachiman monologues, overused formula, and Godawful 1 dimensional character that their existence themselves completely exist to help him. I can't believe myself liking this back then. I was holding for quite a while to avoid the "fun" and to be expected it's kbvious who will win from season 1. Romcom my arse. Anyway Sensei is the best girl in series. Without her Hachiman is just as human garbage that tries to be deep and does nothing to help the situation until some certain ass character come to help him. |
XaelathOct 4, 2021 10:09 PM
| that "codependency" shit was annoying af like it's not that deep bruh |
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| A very controversial anime that left me frustrated, annoyed, confused, yet one I felt was deliriously humorous. I loved the directness of the MC and I enjoyed his journey of maturing and change. The love triangle was starting to weigh heavily on my nerves, but thanks to side characters Shizuka, Iroha, Komachi and team Hachiman, I was able to endure. I have to say, I was not expecting the ending, but I'm pleased as hell. From the very beginning, I knew Hachiman had a preference and true to his character, he stuck by her. Even the fact that he even considered granting a wish at her request, that did not reason with him, showed how much he cared. To me, that confirmed where his heart was and now it was up to the author to make good on those feelings. He did not disappoint. |
| It's been a while since I binged watched anime but I'm glad to have rewatched this series. Oregairu and Nagi no Asukara are best I've come across so far and I hope to find gems like this in the future. a biased 10/10. |
| The closer you get to the light,the greater your shadow becomes. |
| Aww, adorable moments with Hachiman and Yukino and she finally said "ILY" to him. It irks me that Hachiman hasn't said the same thing towards Yuki. I noticed the same thing in many of the anime shows I've seen. I guess that's just how it is in Japan? Poor Yui. If Hachiman doesn't want her, I'll take her for myself. hehe Anyway, this season didn't click with me. There's also no kissing scene and dance between Hachiman and Yukino. I saw Yukino in a dress during the OP, I thought they'd dance then kiss after. 8/10 |
| It hurts. To see it actually end after all those years feels so sad. This last episode was heart-breaking in that all these characters will be gone forever. Loved Hachiman, I feel so bad for Yui and she was so good and, well, Yukino got what she wanted in the end. This was such a different view on the romance, no annoying love triangle you see everywhere, or the other girl suddenly being in the perfect place at the worst time to see the guy and the other girl kissing or anything like that. Wataru Watari was something else. OFC THEY PLAYED THE FIRST OPENING AT THE END, AHHHH, it was so nostalgic!! And Shizukaaaaa, those old quotes really made me sad, to think that in the anime, not that much time has really passed but it feels way more. Shizuka's "Sayonara" was honestly such a heart-breaking scene, please don't goooo :'( amazing scene between those 2, really loved their teacher/mother-student/son relationship, she was always there for him. I really wish they gave more screentime for Shizuka at the end and the same goes for Hayama. He didn't really react in any way or was present at all at the end with everything going down and even after, he never said anything on what happened. Lol Tobe, asking that question so freely at the sauna. Seeing Iroha Yui and Yukino on that bench, like that gave me nostalgic moments. And then, the next day at the club, I really hope Yui came to apply to the new club. Still would have liked them to be in the student council. They are now in their last year, that also feels sad. I just can't stress enough how bad I feel for Yui, but I really hope everything came back to normal since that's what it gave off at the end with her request. Goodbye Oregairu, this was truly a journey. I'll miss all the characters so much, even if it wasn't the perfect piece of literature in existence. |
Come on man,where is that Noragami season 3 masterpiece.We want it, Bones! |
| Yuigahama deserves better |
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Ever since they got into a love triangle more or less, I always wanted Yukino and Hiki to end up together.  |
| Maybe it’s because I don’t get japanese culture, but I never understood this prom drama. Why are are the parents so against it? It doesn’t make sense to me. But whatever, romance was resolved, it’s fine. |
| Throughout the series, Hachiman's nihilistic, distrusting attitude toward life shifted. I didn't think it was possible, but here we are. I can identify with the old him. Seeing Hachiman's character grow was fantastic. In comparison to other Mc's, he ranks first in terms of the amount of depth he displays. Season 1's monologues were missed throughout the rest of the seasons. The training wheels had to be removed eventually. Yui's return to the club demonstrates that she is the most emotionally mature in the group. She was definitely the glue that held the group together. Yukino and Hachiman are both low-energy characters, so her function as a contrast was excellent. Yui maintained her character the most. I always knew it would be Yukino as Hachiman and her both compliment each other in terms of wittiness. Nothing felt forced or overshot as opposed to Yui. Signs of compatibility were ever-present between them, but I can't help but feel sorry for Yui. It disproves the opposites attract theory. Even if he ended up with Yui, I don't think it would change the outcome. The entire fleeting sensation sets in. A fantastic series with fantastic characters. My personal favourite had to be Sensei- Shizuka. She was Hachiman's guardian angel throughout, and I wonder if he would have made the final play if she hadn't guided him there. She formed the club in the first place marking the beginning of this incredible journey. Shizuka and Haruno represented what would have happened if Hachiman failed to pursue her. A life spent longing for something different, living in uncertainty. This series will be missed. I loved the realism, characters, atmosphere and the consequences of not wanting to change for the better. It surpasses all the generic rom com anime with the heavy emphasis on the innuendos and the slapstick humor at every turn. I enjoy harems don't get me wrong, but sometimes they overdo tropes. |
Dante9231May 7, 2022 4:03 AM
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| I FUCKING HATE THIS ANIME REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Sorry. Needed to get that out. Might sort out my thoughts & feelings on this later once I've given it some time to settle. Can't remember the last time I had such strong and conflicting feelings about an anime and its ending. Probably this is in part because I've been following this for 7 years now, and throughout that time I've held high regard and attachment to the show and its characters. When Zoku aired, I remember eagerly anticipating every new episode each week with baited breath, and just loving the ride. Watching it all end with this final season though, rather than facing each episode with anticipation, my primary emotions were that of dread, anxiety and unease. I appreciate a lot of what was done here, but I equally have my fair share of misgivings with how the rest of this story (at least in this anime form, given I haven't read the LNs) was handled. And not just purely from the exasperated emotional angle of "mY fAvOrItE gIRL DiDn'T WiN!!!1!$*&@($*&(".... (though yes, that sentiment does indeed exist...) *Sigh*... I don't know man. I need to go take a walk outside and clear my head or some shit. Smh |
| I'd say the biggest disappointment of this anime was that Yui was robbed so hard. |
| I'm still on Team Yui, but Yukino during that date... that was hella cute. I feel like her character developed a bit too fast to be believable this season, but that's fine. Really felt already like a conclusion of the whole show, wonder what the OVA will be about. Hachiman still best character in anime for me, very relatable though better in everything than I am xD 8/10 |
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