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Sep 14, 2024
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Oregairu, the final season of this incredible series. 38 episodes, 3 seasons, and a lifetime of memories. This anime has left an indelible mark on my heart, and I'm not ashamed to say it's changed me. It's hard to put into words the feelings I've experienced, but I'll try.

From the start, I knew Hachiman and Yukino were meant to be, but Yui... sweet, gentle Yui. Her journey, her growth, her unwavering support for Hachiman - it all tugged at my heartstrings. I rooted for her, hoping against hope that she'd find her happiness with Hachiman. But fate had other plans. When Hachiman indirectly told her they weren't meant to be, I felt a pang of sadness so deep it hurt. I wanted to scream, "No, Hachiman, don't let her go!" But deep down, I knew it was necessary.

The ending? Realistic, poignant, and perfect. No fairy tales or convenient plot devices. Just raw, honest storytelling that teaches us valuable lessons: being clever, resourceful, and genuine is what truly matters. Communication, empathy, and self-improvement are the keys to building meaningful relationships.

Hachiman's transformation from a pessimistic loner to a confident, compassionate individual is inspiring. He's the epitome of self-growth, and his journey shows us that we can all become better versions of ourselves. Yukino's vulnerability and strength make her the perfect match for Hachiman. Their chemistry is undeniable, and their relationship is a beautiful reminder that love can bloom in unexpected ways.

My favorite moment? When Hachiman confesses his feelings to Yukino without saying "I love you." It's a masterclass in subtlety, vulnerability, and sincerity. I rewound that scene multiple times, soaking in the emotions.

Oregairu Kan is more than just an anime - it's a reflection of life's complexities, a guide to navigating relationships, and a testament to the power of human connection. It's a reminder that growth is painful, but necessary; that vulnerability is strength, not weakness; and that true love requires effort, understanding, and acceptance.

As I closed the curtain on this series, I felt a mix of emotions: sadness that it's over, gratitude for the experience.

Rating: 10/10

If you haven't watched Oregairu yet, do yourself a favor and immerse yourself in this masterpiece. Be prepared to laugh, cry, and grow alongside these incredible characters.

P.S. Yui, I hope you find your happiness in the anime world. You deserve it. Hachiman and Yukino, your love story will stay with me forever.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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