Uzaki: Don't you have something to say to me? Me: I do. Why does your face look like a devilish chesire cat and why does it seem like you're inner monologuing?
That doesn't mean that context isn't true to see extent. Why is It immediately a "incel commemy"? I feel like the people act like incels and femcels themselves
This is pretty funny, because it painfully obvious she likes him but her urges to tease gets the better of her so she can't be honest about it, crazy how most girls in anime end up being their own worst enemy when it comes to romance. They act too proud to admit their feelings but get jealous when other girls want the guy and whenever the guy ask why they are mad, they respond with "I'm not mad" and calls the guy stupid, like they can't read minds ladies and you're not exactly showing any form of affection towards the guy to indicate that you love them. Take a not out of Chivalry of a Failed Knight. Tsundere girl clearly like boy but is too proud, Boy openly admits his feelings for her, by the third episode they were a couple
Uzaki- I want to make him say that he likes me! Random Person- Because you like him too, Right? Uzaki- ... Random Person- ...Because you like him too right...
When women think they got a man wrapped around there finger because they got no other women interested in them. Then they realize that dude still has option even if he doesn't know he does.
Thing is, it's almost as if she sees Senpai as more of a pet and likes being needed for company, but also as a friend. And for Senpai he may be a bit in denial but he's awkward. So if here's no romantic 'spark' between them, then strangely enough despite everyone else pressuring them, they're fine with it for the most part. Part of me does't want to see any heartache or confusion/frustration start to make its way in. At the same time, being so inseparable could keep them from meeting other people too, so wonder if that dynamic will test their feelings if any rivals get involved.
I think there is genuine feelings between them but they both have to get over their own issues first. Thankfully these issues are not mountains, just molehills. But because of their respective prides they keep stumbling over those molehills. They will eventually get there, when they are both ready.
@@jacobfreeman5444 Well that's also the danger of spending too much time with somebody platonically, all the awkwardness when it comes to things 'progressing'. Again it just seems like that pressure is coming from around them, but then again maybe it's the eventual awkwardness and possible confusion/pain that they're trying to get these two to avoid. It's already getting there. Plus they're not high-school kids any more.
Most Anime Heroines: Oh why would MC like me anyways? I’m so plain and boring, surely he only sees me as a friend. Uzaki-Chan: Heck yeah he digs me! What can I say, I’m such babe he can’t take his eyes off me! 😏
I often find that many romance anime take too long than is normal for the MC's or even SC's to develop some level of intimacy. I don't know if this is an anime trope or a trait of the Japanese people. Regardless of that, I like where this season is going. Everyone around them, Family, Friends, and even Strangers assume they are a couple, albeit a couple in denial.
It’s probably because many romcoms have multiple waifus and even if there’s a certain couple people will still get mad if a random character doesn’t marry the mc also it helps to stretch it out to make more content. Unless you mean actual time because they’ve known each other for years at this point.
It really comes down to story telling. What is the story you are trying to tell? Where is the conflict, or should I say obstacles, for the story? How long do you want the story to be? How do you want it to end? For many romcom the answers are as follows. 1. Tell a story of people falling in love, accepting their feelings, or dealing with the problems of love. 2. Having to deal with others not accepting the romance, accepting that you need to make an effort, or realizing yourself and having courage. 3. Since we are talking about Manga and anime most are not long. 12 episodes is typical for anime. Manga have around 16 or 24 volumes depending. It comes down to, unlike American (western) cartoons and comics, telling new stories with new characters more frequently. Western comics like to rehash the same characters all the time. They throw in new ones from time to time, but Japan (and by extention some other eastern comics) they are telling far more stories with different characters. They want to tell a part of a story and let the rest be filled in by the audience. 4. This honestly is part of what story you want to tell. With romcoms there are basically two ends. The first is they start dating, the second is they are not dating but it is implied. Most fall into the later as some have multiple girls or guys that are an option and leave it up to the audience to decide who end up with the MC. This approach can leave some stories feeling hollow and requires a delicate writing technique that makes people feel satisfied. Let's side step romcom and look at Neon Genesis: Evangelion. That anime was notorious for its confusing ending and basically unfulfilled conclusion. Thus not one, not two, but 3 movies were made to actually conclude the story. Every story needs to end at some point and it needs to satisfy. Romcoms are weird because we almost never see the full development of the relationship AND on top of that the relationship continues after the ending anyways. We can assume they live happily ever after, but we don't know they do. They could divorce, get into an accident, or many other things. However, we don't really need that as we are watching for the development of love and accepting the other. The anticipation of the eventual romance. I think Clannad wrote this best. Most people knew how it would end and who he would end up with, but it felt like a typical almost harem like one. However, it concluded very well and even the other characters recognized what is going on and realized they are not seen in that way. Some stories they are dating from the beginning and it is a story of how strong their bond is. So, Uzaki is more of a story of a budding romance she wants to happen (this is why we hear her thoughts a lot more than his in situations like this) and how he was isolated and she stirred everything up. She now makes him happy, but since they are around eachother they take it for granted. Thus the best way to actually make him realize how much he cares is for her to suddenly distance herself. He will feel some peace, but realize he got used to her being around. He has had more fun, more excitement, and just in general love life more with her around. This is closer to a slice of life with romance and comedy as it doesn't really have any conflict. It is short bits of their developing relationship. In real life if you rush into any relationship it will be hollow and when the passion fades you typically come to realize you don't actually like the person you are with. It takes time to bond, get to know another person, learn about them, find flaws, find out who they really are, and come to love every aspect of them. The whole idea is friends before lovers, because if you cannot see yourself hanging out with them as just a friend doing something....you just see them as a sexual partner not an actual long term lover.
@@blakedavis2447 specifically they knew eachother a year before college due to club. Then in college he met back up with her and basically didn't acknowledge her for a year. She got fed up with that and became aggressive the second year about being close. Thus, really they only knew one another for around a year. The rest of roughly 3 years they were acquaintances. You can know someone, like I know the server at a local diner, but knowing them well and considering my friend is a whole different matter. They were only classmates until SHE made the push after the first year.
@@nathansmith8157 Well this series in the manga, they've actually started going out, and it actually works because Uzaki realizes that she can use his feelings for her to his advantage.
And so the two never concluded their feelings for each other and instead took serenity and comfort in the noodles they so carelessly slurped and met some grimy 35 yr old and called it quits on the depressing pursuit of romance..........................
Uzaki, ... You want Senpai to fall in love with you? I'm afraid, my dear, that is quite impossible ... seeing as he went heels over head in love with you in your first ten seconds together.
That depends honestly some people like having someone come in a shake up the system but I get that some don’t sakurai seems to like her or he would be ignoring her not letting her stay at his house and basically spend all his free time with her
![Tadano meets Komi's Mom and Dad [ENG SUB] | Komi Can't Communicate Season 2 Episode 12](/img/n.gif)
*Uzaki and Sakura* : "We're NOT dating!"
*Morgan Freeman* : "But they were in fact, dating."
*Morgan Freeman Pointing Up At The Post*
“He’s Right You Know.”
She's been his body pillow how many times already? How many 20+ year olds doing that? DATING.
And we all read it in Morgan freeman’s voice without thinking about it
Morgan Freeman: I can smell you
Voice of God is always right 😆 🤣
"Say you're in love with me! I know you do!"
"You could do it first--"
"What? You think I love you? Pfft, no, what are you going on about?"
Yeah acting like that irl makes you single in seconds
"In the end, uzaki was a wuss" lmao
Delusion run in the family...
It so Funny 😆
Since they already spend a whole lot of time together when not in school and working, when would they date?
Every time they hang out is a date. They just refuse to acknowledge it.
In my experience, hangouts turn into dates once sex starts happening during them.
Spoilers
At least they won't take a lot for them to start dating like in other romcoms.
@@Akimbo411 lmao
Pretty sure when they just either acknowledge it, or they just officially ask each other out, bf/gf and such
Uzaki: Don't you have something to say to me?
Me: I do. Why does your face look like a devilish chesire cat and why does it seem like you're inner monologuing?
Women: "Men should talk about their feelings!"
Also Women:
sry incel no love 4 u UWU!!!
This anime was created by a dude imao
What's with incel comment
That doesn't mean that context isn't true to see extent. Why is
It immediately a "incel commemy"? I feel like the people act like incels and femcels themselves
@@jodeljorda8155 dude, it's a fucking joke lmao
jesus.
This is pretty funny, because it painfully obvious she likes him but her urges to tease gets the better of her so she can't be honest about it, crazy how most girls in anime end up being their own worst enemy when it comes to romance.
They act too proud to admit their feelings but get jealous when other girls want the guy and whenever the guy ask why they are mad, they respond with "I'm not mad" and calls the guy stupid, like they can't read minds ladies and you're not exactly showing any form of affection towards the guy to indicate that you love them.
Take a not out of Chivalry of a Failed Knight. Tsundere girl clearly like boy but is too proud, Boy openly admits his feelings for her, by the third episode they were a couple
That show still stands as a favorite for me. So deserving of a second season.
In the light novel they did the deed like 10 rounds or something
@@mohammadadhil1789 When shall it be animated?
@@mohammadadhil1789 Holly, that's a lot of itto shura
Uzaki- I want to make him say that he likes me!
Random Person- Because you like him too, Right?
Uzaki- ...
Random Person- ...Because you like him too right...
Yes she does
She just doesn't want to acknowledge it.
The meme doesn't work here
she's head and heels over him
Uzaki is thirsty for Sakurai and his dragon
But can his dragon make the summit between her twin mountains?
@@richardshiflett5181 at the moment no he'll get yamchad
She hasn't met his dragon yet.
@@richardshiflett5181 Considering her dad and brother reactions, I'll bet yes.
@@richardshiflett5181 Definitely yes!
They make a cute couple.
This reminded me so much of Kaguya sama, especially when the narrator started commentating on everything.
The psychological warfare is less intense and unintentional, but yeah the misstep is just as comical.
There's an old Chappelle Show skit where Dave outlines a few steps she could take to ensure his affections...
at least provide a link or at the very very least try to rickroll people
@@karansjet3823 agreed, now I'll have to make the effort of looking for it myself. Of which I'm too lazy to do.
Nah, I guess I'll just wait for it.
When women think they got a man wrapped around there finger because they got no other women interested in them. Then they realize that dude still has option even if he doesn't know he does.
Took them long enough
Thing is, it's almost as if she sees Senpai as more of a pet and likes being needed for company, but also as a friend. And for Senpai he may be a bit in denial but he's awkward. So if here's no romantic 'spark' between them, then strangely enough despite everyone else pressuring them, they're fine with it for the most part. Part of me does't want to see any heartache or confusion/frustration start to make its way in. At the same time, being so inseparable could keep them from meeting other people too, so wonder if that dynamic will test their feelings if any rivals get involved.
I think there is genuine feelings between them but they both have to get over their own issues first. Thankfully these issues are not mountains, just molehills. But because of their respective prides they keep stumbling over those molehills. They will eventually get there, when they are both ready.
@@jacobfreeman5444 Well that's also the danger of spending too much time with somebody platonically, all the awkwardness when it comes to things 'progressing'. Again it just seems like that pressure is coming from around them, but then again maybe it's the eventual awkwardness and possible confusion/pain that they're trying to get these two to avoid. It's already getting there. Plus they're not high-school kids any more.
Sakurai: I thought we were dating as of last summer.
Most Anime Heroines: Oh why would MC like me anyways? I’m so plain and boring, surely he only sees me as a friend.
Uzaki-Chan: Heck yeah he digs me! What can I say, I’m such babe he can’t take his eyes off me! 😏
I'm just glad next season will get what everyone wants.
it's a romcom so... you can probably paste this comment every season
I'm really hoping it gets another season, It picks up so much after season 2 ends, plus there is plenty of content for another season maybe more.
Uzaki to serious about this 🤣😂
I often find that many romance anime take too long than is normal for the MC's or even SC's to develop some level of intimacy. I don't know if this is an anime trope or a trait of the Japanese people. Regardless of that, I like where this season is going. Everyone around them, Family, Friends, and even Strangers assume they are a couple, albeit a couple in denial.
It’s probably because many romcoms have multiple waifus and even if there’s a certain couple people will still get mad if a random character doesn’t marry the mc also it helps to stretch it out to make more content. Unless you mean actual time because they’ve known each other for years at this point.
It really comes down to story telling. What is the story you are trying to tell? Where is the conflict, or should I say obstacles, for the story? How long do you want the story to be? How do you want it to end?
For many romcom the answers are as follows.
1. Tell a story of people falling in love, accepting their feelings, or dealing with the problems of love.
2. Having to deal with others not accepting the romance, accepting that you need to make an effort, or realizing yourself and having courage.
3. Since we are talking about Manga and anime most are not long. 12 episodes is typical for anime. Manga have around 16 or 24 volumes depending. It comes down to, unlike American (western) cartoons and comics, telling new stories with new characters more frequently. Western comics like to rehash the same characters all the time. They throw in new ones from time to time, but Japan (and by extention some other eastern comics) they are telling far more stories with different characters. They want to tell a part of a story and let the rest be filled in by the audience.
4. This honestly is part of what story you want to tell. With romcoms there are basically two ends. The first is they start dating, the second is they are not dating but it is implied. Most fall into the later as some have multiple girls or guys that are an option and leave it up to the audience to decide who end up with the MC. This approach can leave some stories feeling hollow and requires a delicate writing technique that makes people feel satisfied. Let's side step romcom and look at Neon Genesis: Evangelion. That anime was notorious for its confusing ending and basically unfulfilled conclusion. Thus not one, not two, but 3 movies were made to actually conclude the story.
Every story needs to end at some point and it needs to satisfy. Romcoms are weird because we almost never see the full development of the relationship AND on top of that the relationship continues after the ending anyways. We can assume they live happily ever after, but we don't know they do. They could divorce, get into an accident, or many other things. However, we don't really need that as we are watching for the development of love and accepting the other. The anticipation of the eventual romance. I think Clannad wrote this best. Most people knew how it would end and who he would end up with, but it felt like a typical almost harem like one. However, it concluded very well and even the other characters recognized what is going on and realized they are not seen in that way. Some stories they are dating from the beginning and it is a story of how strong their bond is.
So, Uzaki is more of a story of a budding romance she wants to happen (this is why we hear her thoughts a lot more than his in situations like this) and how he was isolated and she stirred everything up. She now makes him happy, but since they are around eachother they take it for granted. Thus the best way to actually make him realize how much he cares is for her to suddenly distance herself. He will feel some peace, but realize he got used to her being around. He has had more fun, more excitement, and just in general love life more with her around. This is closer to a slice of life with romance and comedy as it doesn't really have any conflict. It is short bits of their developing relationship.
In real life if you rush into any relationship it will be hollow and when the passion fades you typically come to realize you don't actually like the person you are with. It takes time to bond, get to know another person, learn about them, find flaws, find out who they really are, and come to love every aspect of them. The whole idea is friends before lovers, because if you cannot see yourself hanging out with them as just a friend doing something....you just see them as a sexual partner not an actual long term lover.
@@blakedavis2447 specifically they knew eachother a year before college due to club. Then in college he met back up with her and basically didn't acknowledge her for a year. She got fed up with that and became aggressive the second year about being close. Thus, really they only knew one another for around a year. The rest of roughly 3 years they were acquaintances. You can know someone, like I know the server at a local diner, but knowing them well and considering my friend is a whole different matter. They were only classmates until SHE made the push after the first year.
I think it's less "they're in denial" and more "they're oblivious".
The only girl that can act smug and tsundere at the same time.
@radafus link fuck, you're right
Gonna be a while before they actually get there.
Will they or won't they comedies only work until they get together...
@@nathansmith8157 Not really
@@nathansmith8157 not true
@@WarpChaos Name 3 then, because every show that uses the will they won't they trope fizzles out dramatically once things are confirmed.
@@nathansmith8157 Well this series in the manga, they've actually started going out, and it actually works because Uzaki realizes that she can use his feelings for her to his advantage.
Sakurai has way more option than some annoying goblin like Uzaki
Blockhead/airhead MCs for the win
and the Hana became a Dragon (s)Layer
Oof, psychologists be like:
*Fascinating*
The realest.
0:20 Women are scary. 😱
一歩間違えればヤンデレになるぞコイツw
This girl development is going to yandere hahaha
0:21 That look.......
Oh love me mister. Oh mister
That narrator has a Kaguya-Sama vibe lol
Uzaki-chan: Love is War
0:32 those 2 cans look 2d as hell
I just realized she's Choppers voice!
Is it weird that I'm imagining that the food is the narrator?
And so the two never concluded their feelings for each other and instead took serenity and comfort in the noodles they so carelessly slurped and met some grimy 35 yr old and called it quits on the depressing pursuit of romance..........................
Oh yeah season 2😍
Uzaki, ... You want Senpai to fall in love with you? I'm afraid, my dear, that is quite impossible ... seeing as he went heels over head in love with you in your first ten seconds together.
They didn’t show the cat narrating the whole thing behind the window.
New season title: Uzaki-chan Love is War
Flash forward 10 years they'll have 4 kids by then
If she dated someone else he would be livid
haven't watched this yet. Was the narrator also in season 1? he reminds me of the narrator in kaguya sama
Nope, just this chapter
Men
We don't know what we did!
Song name is “Sonder-Departure”
0:18 don't turn into a yandere
counter, PLEASE turn into a yandere
We get so little yandere. We deserve something.
Yes she might be annoying but she impossible not to fall for
uzaki chan
Looks like when it comes to being self centered in romance, the 2 big 🍈🍈 don't fall far from the mommy 🍈🍈 tree
Was there always a narrator? I've only watched short clips, and didn't notice the narrator before.
Is it just my eyes fools me but i look something become a little tiny
64 kg of inriched uranium
get a room bro damn
Slow on the uptake huh? Uzuki-chan?
I wish there were fewer narrations😭
🤩
🍚
# 001 Did Nagatoro learn how to possess Uzaki?
Fucc this slow ish, they better release a special h-episode at the end of this season.
I mean, in their own way. They're dating
did you know,senpai wear sugoi dekai Underpants,so you know what i mean
Being in Sakurai shoes, i´d reject her on the spot. She just forced herself into his life, without taking his own wants and needs into consideration.
That depends honestly some people like having someone come in a shake up the system but I get that some don’t sakurai seems to like her or he would be ignoring her not letting her stay at his house and basically spend all his free time with her
@@thepolarianempire but for all of sakurais complaining, he doesn’t seem to mind that much or else he would’ve put his foot down for real ages ago
Last episode we find out that Sakurai plays for the other team.
Nah they're dating in the manga.
Why would you fall in love with your stalker?
why not?
She doesn't see him as an intimate partner, she just sees him as someone she can comfortably lay next to and nod off.
🤭🤭🤭
Satania
Jahy
Jesus saves ✝️
Uzaki, you're annoying enough as it is, don't turn into a tsundere. I'll lose any respect I had for you
She was already a tsundere. So is the dude.