Anime

>Let's not give Yukino any screen time.
>...And yet, we'll still dump Yui.
In other words, one was deprived of content, and the other was deprived of a proper ending, and in the end, both were left with a half-empty cup. It's a strange decision, but okay, we can overlook it. I remember really enjoying the first season, but the second was worse because it heavily focused on a serious love triangle. The third... Visually, it's great, but I had to force myself to finish it because it not only followed the path of the second season but also amplified all the aspects that I didn't like the first time around. There were no comedic moments. There were only a couple of heartwarming slice-of-life scenes. The entire season is dedicated to some maneuvers surrounding the graduation ceremony, which would have been completely depressing if it weren't for the involvement of the junior student. Heh, well, that's that