Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu Season 2 Episode 3 Discussion

The best episode of the season, which doesnt mean much. Still not good enough to keep me going. I was thinking about not even starting this season, but S1 ended on a good note, so I decided to give it another chance. Turns out, it merely continues the decline it was on towards the end of S1 (with the exception of EP 12).

Therefor, I'll keep my review short. It's pretty much the same as for S1. They reduced the horny and cringy moments a bit, but they are still there. And aside from 1 or 2 emotional moments from Anna, the show is just boring.

A very generic rom-com with one big downside. 3/10.


On a funny note, I still don't get what people see in this - which I usually do, even for most of my 2s and 3s. Is it so great to self-insert into Anna's future boyfriend?

Anyway, I need to go find a highly rated show I actually like now, so restore my faith in humanity. Or rather, the anime comunity.

The best episode of the season, which doesnt mean much. Still not good enough to keep me going. I was thinking about not even starting this season, but S1 ended on a good note, so I decided to give it another chance. Turns out, it merely continues the decline it was on towards the end of S1 (with the exception of EP 12).

Therefor, I'll keep my review short. It's pretty much the same as for S1. They reduced the horny and cringy moments a bit, but they are still there. And aside from 1 or 2 emotional moments from Anna, the show is just boring.

A very generic rom-com with one big downside. 3/10.


On a funny note, I still don't get what people see in this - which I usually do, even for most of my 2s and 3s. Is it so great to self-insert into Anna's future boyfriend?

Anyway, I need to go find a highly rated show I actually like now, so restore my faith in humanity. Or rather, the anime comunity.

@Bisalissy it's not the community fault, it just ur taste sucks. U probably think that mid sxf as the best anime.

@Johntyson31 Incidentally, Spy X Family is the 4th best anime I've ever seen.

Also, love to see you attack my taste over me saying I dislike the show. U probably the kind a kid who takes every opinion diffrent from yours as a personal offense.

@Bisalissy what a kid,u're the one who blame the community because u have different taste lol

The best episode of the season, which doesnt mean much. Still not good enough to keep me going. I was thinking about not even starting this season, but S1 ended on a good note, so I decided to give it another chance. Turns out, it merely continues the decline it was on towards the end of S1 (with the exception of EP 12).

Therefor, I'll keep my review short. It's pretty much the same as for S1. They reduced the horny and cringy moments a bit, but they are still there. And aside from 1 or 2 emotional moments from Anna, the show is just boring.

A very generic rom-com with one big downside. 3/10.


On a funny note, I still don't get what people see in this - which I usually do, even for most of my 2s and 3s. Is it so great to self-insert into Anna's future boyfriend?

Anyway, I need to go find a highly rated show I actually like now, so restore my faith in humanity. Or rather, the anime comunity.

If this show is generic to you, then I'm curious what rom-com you consider not generic...


You don't get it, or you don't want to get it. It's fine. You don't have to like it. Just move along and watch something else. No need to make condescending assumptions about the viewers who love the show.

Anything that goes beyond the basic formula. Which is the two main characters meeting, having a series of romantic interaction and inner monologues until they finally realize their mutual feelings which were obvious since the very beginning. This continues as they make progress with holding hands, kissing, confessing and so on.

So in order to separate from the generic rest, a show just has to put up anything unique. Be it Shikimori-san with the already exsisting couple & focus on friendship, Kaguya-sama's Narrator gags, WataOshi's Isekai setting... Even Nagatoro, which can be generic at times, has a lot of iconic moments in the artstyle and the teasing comedy from Nagatoro and her friends.



In this case I just don't get it. "Don't want to get it" is, in my case, for shows like Akiba Maid War or Jujutsu Kaisen's most recent Arc, where I'm quite aware what the people like about it and wish I wasn't.

And on that note, I didn't mean to be condescending. There are shows that very much work around self-inserting and that is okay. I'm just not sure if this is one of them and if that is the reason it's popular.