friar★★★★★EP 13That park scene feels unfinished on purpose. It is like everyone knows what they want but no one can say it cleanly.
My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU TOO!
Oshimeter
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Synopsis
Building his entire personality around being a loner, Hachiman Hikigaya is honestly pretty good at it. He's got a philosophy for why social niceties are fake, friendships are transactional, and youth is a lie people tell themselves. The problem is, he's starting to care about people, and that's where things get complicated. This 13-episode TV series picks up with Hachiman, the ice-cold Yukino Yukinoshita, and the warmhearted Yui Yuigahama running their school's Service Club, helping classmates with their problems. But the way Hachiman solves things, usually by sacrificing himself or playing the villain, is starting to crack the foundation of what these three have built together. Season two shifts the balance from comedy toward something more emotionally raw. The laughs are still there, but feel. studio leans hard into the drama this time, and the character writing is where it really shines. You watch these people try to be honest with each other and themselves, and it's genuinely painful sometimes because the show understands how hard that actually is in high school. If you liked the relationship tension in Toradora or the awkward social dynamics in Haganai, this hits a similar nerve but with a more introspective edge. Fans of Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions will recognize the blend of humor and emotional vulnerability, though this one plays things more grounded. It's a slow burn, but the payoff in character growth is worth sitting with.
Episode Guide
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Characters
Yukino Yukinoshita
Ice-cold beauty Yukino, a brilliant student, leads the Service Club, believing it her duty to aid others, though often showing disdain for their naiveté.
Molano Melissa
Yui Yuigahama
Cheerful and outgoing, Yui is a skilled socializer and supportive friend, always striving to help others.
Touyama Nao
MANGA BRIDGE
This season covers Volumes 7-11 of the manga. Continue reading from Volume 12.
Community Feed
friar★★★★★EP 13friar★★★★★EP 12That MAX Coffee moment is small but says everything, and Hachiman showing care in the only way he knows
friar★★★★★EP 11Yumiko breaking down feels raw. Yui’s question hits too directly, like it exposed something she didn’t want to admit.
friar★★★★★EP 10Watching Hachiman tear down everyone’s ideas feels necessary but also isolating. He solves things but loses something every time.
friar★★★★★EP 9The genuine moment lingers hard. Hachiman looks completely drained after, like he gave up something real
friar★★★★★EP 8Hiratsuka’s hug hits unexpectedly. It is blunt, but it feels like the only honest thing anyone’s done for him.
friar★★★★★EP 7That meeting is exhausting in the most realistic way. All talk, no meaning, just people pretending progress is happening.
friar★★★★★EP 6Hachiman stepping away from the club feels wrong but also intentional. Like he’s choosing distance over damage.
friar★★★★★EP 5The Late night Komachi scenes always hit softer. It feels like the only place Hachiman can drop the act a bit.
friar★★★★★EP 4That double date is painful to sit through. Not loud drama, just slow social discomfort creeping in.
friar★★★★★EP 3Iroha showing up feels very chaotic in a quiet way. You can already tell she is going to complicate everything.
friar★★★★★EP 2That convenience store moment is so Hachiman, awkward deflection instead of honesty. It’s funny but also kinda sad.
friar★★★★★EP 1It is like back in the club but nothing feels the same. Even tea making feels heavier, like everyone’s pretending things are normal.
peanuts★★★★★EP 13What a beautiful way to end the season! Really felt bad for Yukino. And the bond between the trios growing stronger. The pacing and animation was good with background music complimenting it well. Overall, if you're into dialogue heavy drama, this anime is for you! ✨
peanuts★★★★★EP 12Everything seemed fine until Haruno drops "silent" bomb between Yui, Yukino amd Hikigaya!(which actually made me to think). The pacing was smooth as V-day vibes with service club helping with student council. The music was top-notch and that ending conversation was deeper!
peanuts★★★★★EP 11This episode mainly focuses on Hayato and complications about his future plans. The conversation between Yumiko qnd Yukino was intense and the way Yukino handled the situation was really a character development! I like how Hikigaya now blending well with his club!
peanuts★★★★★EP 10I like how everyone starts to care each other. The meeting scenes in the first half reflected Iroha's leardership qualities which led to successful event! Good character development for her. The pacing in the second half was chill, calm with Christmas vibes.
peanuts★★★☆☆EP 9This episode was just okay for me. Felt the pacing was slow as there was nothing much progress in the story. But it was relaxed, chill episode than the previous one and that ending made me curious though!! 👀
peanuts★★★★★EP 8For me, this is the standout episode so far! The way everyone's emotions, thinking were portrayed beautifully through meaningful dialogues. The conversation between Hikigaya, Yui and Yukino was pure raw emotion! The story keeps you hooked into the episode. Solid 10/10 episode ✨
peanuts★★★★★EP 7It's sad to see Hikigaya juggling between his club and upcoming event for student council. The tension between him and Yukino is rising and that awkward conversation reflected well in this episode. However the lightings in the background during their conversation was gorgeous✨
