This anime was paired with "talking in shitty metaphors or whatever" and a really loveable cast. English is not my frist language, but sometimes it really was kinda difficult to understand what some characters actually mean. But it was good, not that emotional in the end as I expected it to be. Also I really hate romantic comedy (anime/mangas) that spent years on how they get together, but we never see some real dating stuff. Thanks for Aka, who is doing this I guess.
Did you like it?
Joshua Sanchez
Gabriel Sanchez
>It was kinda difficult to undestand what some characters actually mean
Do you understand everyone that you know?
No one does,but we can get a certain understanding of it if we pass time together,in any case the story was about 8man and growing up,i'd recommend reading the LN for more.
seriously,early 8man is a dick as the definition of the word can see.
I WANT TO BEFRIEND THIS CUNT.
Dominic Perez
>Do you understand everyone that you know?
Nah it's more like the moment, where everything went on and shizuka was like I don't like this ending and suddenly it was about pleasing her? Then the whole talk on that fucking bridge. I want to keep beeing associated to you, does not particulary mean "I like you" or whatever. And I was annoyed that 8man didn't say I love you but yukinon did. That fucking fag really gets everything he wants.
Also I really liked the "mindgames" stuff sometimes.
Jeremiah Sanchez
It doesn't,it most likely seems like "I want to marry you and spend my whole time with you" type of message,Hikigaya threw as many words as he could possibly can because for him a simple "i like you" would've seen superficial,it's not like we haven't seen him using his logic over and over.
I think you are also dismissing that he manned up to get closer to his wish.
Hikigaya will eventually be able to do so,because people don't grow that fast without consequences.
Nathaniel Campbell
shitty yugami? no
jk 7/10
Nolan Rivera
It's okay I guess? I like Tomozaki better because the author doesn't need to be "vague" because he knows what he's doing.
Jordan Hill
I liked it a lot and I wanted Yukino and Hachiman getting together. Because of that I even liked season 3 although it was dragged out and shoud've ended earlier.
>English is not my frist language, but sometimes it really was kinda difficult to understand what some characters actually mean.
Sometimes I didn't get what they meant either.
>but we never see some real dating stuff.
Me too. I need to see more these two autists.
Julian Thompson
>I like Tomozaki better because the author doesn't need to be "vague" because he knows what he's doing.
LN exclusive? Maybe I will read both of them and toradora. Are they available online?
>I liked it a lot and I wanted Yukino and Hachiman getting together.
Since season 1. But the anime went from funny full cast romance comedy to drama in s2 and s3. Yes it really felt dragged out.
Me too.
>I need to see more these two autists.
this! After I saw that scene and with the selfie I was like
>AHHHH I WANT THAT SOO MUCH
Oliver Young
I still don't know what was the second prom supposed to be
Aiden Evans
>I still don't know what was the second prom supposed to be
I think it was just a reason so he can work with yukino and help her be independent and choose for herself to help him or not, because he was for once depending on her.
Caleb Baker
Yeah, but who was it for?
David Harris
for everyone I guess. In Cooperation with the school. Maybe some sort of spring shit? Dunno. Maybe it's better explained in the novel
Grayson Robinson
8man tells Yui that he cannot accept losing his connection to Yukino and that he wants to be closer to her. He tells Yukino that its about desire and not obligation. Before hand he would dodge it and say they are just in the same club and he was just merely forced in by his sensei.
Ian Adams
Poor Yui, even in fan art she's cucked.
Benjamin Phillips
>LN exclusive? Maybe I will read both of them and toradora. Are they available online?LN exclusive? Maybe I will read both of them and toradora. Are they available online?
It has manga adaptation but it's so far behind (still at volume 3 of LN while YenPress has already translated volume 4). There's anime in winter but the studio is meh. Read the LN, it's ripped on nyaa, just search Tomozaki and you'll even get the mega link. Volume 5 is coming this November.
Josiah Sanders
I liked the wholesome doujins of hachiman.
Charles Gonzalez
Saekano > Oregairu
Jack Brown
>AHHHH I WANT THAT SOO MUCH
Me too user.
Aaron Reyes
No, Yukino will be miserable with 8man and not reach her true potential. I hope she dumps him.
Kevin Bailey
Season 1
>yes
Season 2
>yes
Season 3
>wat
Hudson Brown
This is incorrect.
Jordan Anderson
Do digits speak the truth? Should I watch it?
Carson Cruz
What's the appeal of this? I've read about 1,5 volumes and don't really see why I should continue. The characters aren't really appealing and the chemistry between them is almost non-existent. Why do you keep shilling this? Does it get better?
Brandon Anderson
Meant for
Charles Taylor
Not that user, but I kind of like the side characters. The MC himself is pretty boring though. Unless you really like one of the characters, I really don't recommend reading this.
Carter Kelly
it was just a teenage drama show, nothing more, nothing less
adults shouldn't watch it, and wouldn't like it
Cooper Ramirez
Cooper Thompson
>yeah, yui finally killed herself
Dominic James
>Do digits speak the truth?
Yes.
>Should I watch it?
Yes.
Easton Anderson
I liked it but I liked it less and less as the story went on. I was disappointed by the ending and by that point, I was kinda meh on it.
Noah Adams
Consider yourself filtered then. Tomozaki gets closer to Mimimi and Tama by the end of volume 2, and by volume 3 he starts hanging out with the guy's group. He unironically has better chemistry than any characters in Oregairu.
Kevin Evans
I basically agree with this. I was disappointed by the unemotional ending and the fact that 8man never confesses “I love you” to Yukino. Yeah, maybe it’s implied he gets that “genuine” thing in the end but as far as I’m concerned the entire story was about him and his inability to communicate with other people and develop authentic relationships and in the end, I don’t see any transformation in him whatsoever. There’s a part of me that suspects some the people who really loved this ending loved it because they found something identifiable in the flaws of 8man and he gets what he wants in the end, but the thing is he doesn’t actually get any better and that’s what they miss or ignore, at least not from my perspective. Overall, I just think it started strong and got worse and worse as it went on to the point that some of the characters are hardly recognizable (Yukino) by the 3rd season.
Jack Ward
I don’t see how teenagers could get much out of it either. I just think about my 16 year old brother. His response would probably be “wtf is this” even more than mine was.
Jayden Cook
Boring how? Like boring "oh why doesn't he throw such snarky comments and witty banter every time he speaks to other people"? Yeah you won't get it, because that isn't your typical self-insert MC.
Robert Martin
> he’s not a self insert so you wouldn’t understand
Kek can you be any more insufferable about it?