
Haganai: I Don't Have Many Friends
Also known as: Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai, 僕は友達が少ない, У меня мало друзей, HAGANAI - Nie mam wielu przyjaciół
by Yomi Hirasaka, Itachi
Recent high school transfer student Hasegawa Kodaka is pathetically inept at making friends. Kodaka is an outcast, with his natural blonde hair which he inherited from his deceased English mother, and his unpleasant, fierce gaze. When he comes across the brash loner Mikazuki Yozora, who typically chats with her imaginary friend, the two outsiders become the unlikeliest of allies. Realizing that they have no hope of a normal social life, the two rejects decide to form a group called “The Neighbors Club” in order to make friends and maybe even learn a thing or two about social skills. As luck would have it, five new members join the club who are more socially awkward than they are. Will these quirky misfits ever make normal friends, or are they all doomed to social failure? (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment) Note: Chapter count includes 11 extras.
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The StoryHoard editorial verdict
A lively comedy in which an outcast boy and a fantasy-prone classmate form a club for social misfits, with sharp banter and a chuunibyou flair.
Pros
- Sharp, self-aware banter
- A memorable pair of outsiders
- A complete 109-chapter run
Cons
- Harem-style cast can feel busy
- Some gags repeat
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Haganai: I Don't Have Many Friends introduces Hasegawa Kodaka, a transfer student who is pathetically inept at making friends. With his blonde hair and fierce gaze, he is an outcast, and when he meets the brash loner Mikazuki Yozora, who chats with her imaginary friend, the two become unlikely allies. Realising they have no hope of a normal social life, the two rejects form a group called the Neighbors Club. The premise is a funny, self-aware take on outsiders trying to belong.The series is at its best when the two leads' social awkwardness collides with their odd club. The banter is sharp, and the chuunibyou streak adds a playful energy. Their friendship has a sincere core beneath the jokes.The weaknesses are a crowded cast that can feel busy and gags that repeat across the long run. Readers who enjoy quirky school comedies about outsiders will find a lively read. Those wanting a steadier story may find it scattered, though the banter is fun.
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