My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU - Reviews

Before i begin my review i wanted to say that i watched the second season so ill only make the reveiw here It will have spolier of the second season of the end so ill warn you beofre you read it.

My Thoughts and feelings about the anime:

At first when i started to watch the anime i wasent sure i gonna like the main character but then from ep to ep i started to understand him as he reminds myself that he dont want his emotions to get hurt every episode my heart was hurting because it thouched me i never had friends that i could have spent with like i wanted and never had chanse with love and i regret not trying harder thats why this is one of my top animes list that relay aimed at me.

The feeling that you want love yet you dont want to get hurt by it makes you suffer more even in some episodes (also second season) there was moments I felt like it was me avoding people mostly girls, I wish that more people understand that pain that this anime tries to deiliver.

Story & stuff:

The story was great it made me want to watch more even after season 2 end I wish the creator to make season 3 for a closuer from season 2, No mather how he will want to end it ill understand it, Theres funny moments as well that fits it in a good way The feels this anime gave me are that strong that i wanted something similler to watch but yet havent bean found

After i finished both seasons I wanted to Vanish and die i still get this sting feeling in my heart from the anime.  There was more stuff in the manga that didnt showed in the anime but i only know about it because of one user on the side i watched it shared info about it, It didnt bother me that much so the story for me was excellent.

Season 2 End: 

"Spoiler of the End".

After i saw the last episode i wanted to hear more about it wanted to know what will happen now after Yui said to theme that she wont lose to Yukino, I dont know how this gonna end in season 3 for me personliy I want him to chose but then agine one will be left with broken heart, But sometimes i think i want to so that he will end alone as i feel right now there arent many animes out there with loners that dosent get love in the end i even dont think there is so this one is a jewel to me, either way i want a closuer for this anime in season 3.

I hope you enjoyed reading my reveiw, They seem a bit different from others but i want to make sure that you will understand from seeing it and why this review turned out like this insted of talking about animation and sound you have to understand what the writer trying to tell in this stroy so agine hope you enjoyed my reveiw and have a good day.

This is the best RomCom anime that I'm currently addicted to, although there isn't any progress on the relationships of the protagonist, reality was clearly point out on the story, At first I was amused on how Hachiman views life, his weird look, poor socializing and high presence among the other character although he tries his best to stay invisible, but for me Yukinoshita drawns a lot more attention in the story, she's very mysterious albeit she and Hachiman has almost the same perspective on socializing she's popular.

I don't typically go through the effort of writing reviews for anime, but I was pleasantly surprised by the subtlety of OreGairu, especially since I initially picked up the series as a bit of a joke due to the name.

Although nearly every character fits some sort of anime archetype at face value, the majority of the cast retains a surprising level of complexity. The relationships formed between the characters, particularly those of two of the MCs, Hachiman and Yukino, represent a variety of conflicts that a lot of adolescents face regarding a search for deep, personal connections. This focus on emotional intimacy is part of what sets OreGairu apart from the majority of romcoms in similar school settings, with an emphasis on the bonds between characters and how they affect character growth(or lack thereof). The presence of cynicism and manipulative tendencies in much of the cast is also appealing, and allows for the series to create conflicts that seem realistic and founded in the characters themselves, as opposed to relying on external sources to push the plot forward.

In my opinion, although the cast is really what carries the series, other aspects of the anime are adequate as well. The character-driven plot is not too unique for this genre, but is sufficient enough to keep the show from getting stale. I'm not particularly a fan of Brain Base's style of animation, but that's relatively subjective, and their choice of voice actors and the OP make up for any problems with visuals.

All in all, OreGairu is simply a well-written, genuine character study that probes into complex issues like identity and doesn't rely too heavily on cheap gags that plague the romcom and slice of life genres. While it's certainly not for everyone due to a somewhat slower pacing, I'd say you should try watching it if you enjoy the more realistic and serious side of the anime drama genre.

Not what I expected, but certainly good. Despite the title, there's not much romance going on. However, the character development is very unique, in that the mc develops his perspective on life on the inside but constantly tries to fight his own development as a character with his actions. This comes in to conflict with the friends he makes, making the show uniquely engaging. The second season is very very good, so get through this to make it to that. Also, there's a JoJo's reference.

Very good story and the characters are very interesting. Hikki doing deep comments and showing the "naked" truth existing every human relations.