My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU

"Do you want to make miso soup for me every morning?" :DD

Stories where the main characters don't have friends accidentally join a club with the same ones, and by the end of the season, everyone is friendly and happy in anime is quite common. The question is, are you a harem man for profit or an ideological representative? OreGairu positions itself as the original. I really liked all the reflections on the truth of the situation of singles, their honesty to themselves and others, the clash of popular with gray mice, and all this without magical transformations into a happy ending. Everyone stays true to themselves, just a little closer to the other. I liked that the characters are very natural, especially Hickey, they didn't turn him into a crowd favorite and an ideal good guy. He is an already formed personality, with his cockroaches in his head, with his problems and attitude to life and others. And he carries this burden on himself to the very end.
To be honest, all these reflections and collisions weren't enough for me, the last two final stories were either delayed or fanservice, but it didn't look as easy and fresh as at the beginning. I'll get distracted by something else before season 2. But I wonder what's in there?

@blueberry69: Yes, everything seems to be clear.
We've been preparing for this all season. Yukinoshita has always been told what she should do, so she doesn't know what she wants, and she always goes along with fate. While Yuigahama was mentally yelling, "You love him, you fool!" What Hachiman meant by his words was, come on, take your time, figure yourself out, and I'll wait.

He put them right in their place. They're stupid, but they think they're acting cool.

Cool anime, straight for the soul. If you're a cynic and a pessimist, then this anime is for you.
Mostly anime about studying and grumbling GG, everyday, everyday. But GG is cool.
5/5