The content is much dirtier, the characters spend ages talking about oppai and pantsu and doing jack shit with their lives, the prose is repetitive and the plot is cheesy. It’s not just my translation that made it sound like a bad romance novel.

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It provides more character development than what was written especially with the tone of “life isn’t fair”. Yes, it still doesn’t sit well because I do ship Namami X Sorata but I do see where you are coming from if indeed they got together. It wouldn’t be all rainbows and butterflies especially with the psychology of depression mixed with the false realization of love. Now it still frustrates me that it didn’t go the way I planned, or the way of your alternate ending. I guess indirectly, it goes to show you that the theme of “life is not fair and it always doesn’t go as planned” still shines strong even with this type of ending. I do think that either way, Sorata would have gotten with Mashiro anyways (because he’s that type of masochist) due to the reasons you specified in your reply.

And I just wished there was some instances that they would actually kiss and do more “dirty” stuffs, just to sort out the real feelings of Mashiro for Nanami. But I can’t complain either since Sorata was really cute, her clumsiness makes her way cuter. The anime was way too short for me, there could have been more to this awesome light novel hype!

But i want to share every bits of it since Sakurasou is one of my most appreciated LNs. One significant reason why I stay attached with this LN is because of the main character, Sorata. He somehow resembles my personality in general (average person, his jealousy/insecurity, indecisive, etc.) and the situation he was in, well sort of. And I’ve got this gut feeling of defending him from the criticisms. I don’t want to fully judge the ending based on your spoilers but I got an itch since I’ve been drying my eyes out for the whole week finding the translations for volumes 7-10.

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After helping her to her performance, Sorata and Mashiro wait outside. Nanami emerges defeated and Sorata comforts her in the rain.

Call me an aoyamafag all u want. Call me a idiot for being too attached. Laugh at me all you want. I just really wished she could be more happy. I know that this comment is very late and likely won’t get a reply since this post was more than a year ago, but I just completed the anime series and have a very profound need to discuss it.

F— that sideways. No one can say Rita is doing any of this for Shiina’s sake right now, Rita just wants to benefit others despite what Shiina wants and convince Shiina that this is what’s best for her. She is coming off as having tunnel vision on Shiina’s paintings, ignoring the possibility that Shiina might have found something better. Me, I’m all for letting people call Shiina and Sorata greedy if that means Shiina is free to find her own path. Sorata, wake up fool! I apologize for the rant, and good day:P • • December 5, 2012 at 12:12 amStilts.

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I don’t know why but I liked the connection they forged through that over the one they had created with Nanami. What I do really agree with though (and touched on this in my comment) I think that Nanami is a strong and valuable character and that she really does deserve some level of closure rather than dropping her like in the manga. Personally I would have liked to see her warming to the other friend Diachi.

When she went to osaka to tell her parents she wants to continue the voice acting? Nanami leaves at the beginning of volume 9, so this is almost immediately after Sorata and Mashiro get together. She doesn’t literally get on a bus, but she stops being relevant to the plot altogether. The novel explains it like this: “Nanami, who ran away from home to become a voice actor and who worked hard at her part-time job to make a living, was breaking the rules for not going back to the regular dorms. For that reason, she was expelled from Sakurasou.” So the story here is that she’d been breaking the school rules ever since she came back from Osaka at the end of the anime and she finally got caught out on it. I’m not sure how I can explain this to you clearly enough Sakurasou is meant to be a dorm for students with “problems”.

What happens to the other pairings? (Jin x Misaki, Ryuunosuke x Rita, etc.) A. Jin and Misaki remain happily married.

Rita returns to England, stealing a kiss from Ryūnosuke before she departs. Following her example, Jin also kisses Misaki and hands her a signed marriage registration, for them to submit together when he returns, before departing to Osaka too. Only by themselves at the dorms, Mashiro asks Sorata for a kiss too, but one of his cats attack him in jealousy and he is kissed on the cheek instead. Some time later, Nanami returns to Sakura Dormitory after convincing her parents and two new residents arrive: Iori Himemiya, who was kicked out from the regular dorms for peeping and Kanna Hase, a reserved girl who refused to stay there as she wants a room just to herself.

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What does this usually lead to in anime? In short, I am sick and tired of seeing best friends losing to the protagonist’s main love interest, usually due to their own mistakes or an honorable resignation.

He got put in the dorm after taking in stray cats he would find on the street. His teacher Chihiro Sengoku who also lives at the dorm tells him to meet up with her cousin Mashiro Shiina and bring her back to the dorm since Mashiro is transferring to the school. Chihiro gives him a photograph of Mashiro when she was a small child and no other explanations. He meets her later that day, and takes her back to the dorm where she meets the chaotic gifted members of the dorm at dinner.

For that reason, she was expelled from Sakurasou.” So the story here is that she’d been breaking the school rules ever since she came back from Osaka at the end of the anime and she finally got caught out on it. I’m not sure how I can explain this to you clearly enough Sakurasou is meant to be a dorm for students with “problems”. Nanami has no problems. At first, she had her financial difficulties, so that’s why she was initially allowed to stay. When she gets money from her parents, that is no longer an issue and it was decided that she had to move out of the dorms. She’s not expelled as a student altogether and so she continues to attend school along with Sorata/Mashiro/etc. As a normal student, she’s meant to stay in the normal dorms.

But music and writing? Sounds like good ideas. – Speaking of pervert, I’m rather sure you overreact to Sorata’s panty line: ““Oh, right! I’m the last one who touched them!”” Perhaps I’m wrong, but when I read that line I think either it’s A) said in a sarcastic/jokingly manner or B) said in a relaxed, slightly tired, manner without much emphasis on the exclamation mark (as in, it’s a soft line) – Sorata and sex. Well, it does put me off, really. But once again: context. And however stupid it may be, it’s just possible that it’s only that scene and Sorata being really awkward about how to proceed because Mashiro is such a derp.

However, after listening to it multiple times by virtue of watching the anime, I fell in love with it. The openings completely portray the mood of the entire anime (and the openings very cleverly display the fantastic art style, too). The second ending in particular went very nicely with the characters dynamics at that point in the story. Character [10/10]: Sakurasou’s characters truly give it that extra dimension. For a rom-com, all five main characters are surprisingly deep.

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I think they have a lot of potential in giving the characters some small successes and focusing a little more on the growth of the individuals (especially emotionally because they can still be naive). Especially as Mashiro struggles to become a girlfriend and Sorata learns to be more perceptive of her feeling and inentions.

Visual novel [ ] A adaptation, developed by Netchubiyori and published by ASCII Media Works, was released on the and on February 14, 2013. Reception [ ] The reported in April 2012 that the novels have sold over 850,000 copies. See also [ ] • — Original anime television series collaboration between Hajime Kamoshida and 's author Kiseki Himura. • — Another light novel series by the same author References [ ]. • Loveridge, Lynzee (October 4, 2012).. Retrieved December 14, 2018.

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I think that’s really nice to see in a boy.” “Not really,” Sorata mumbled, scratching his cheek. “I think you’re the nice one.” “Um, really?” “Really.” They laughed a little awkwardly at that and cast frequent glances at each other when they were on the train. They made a habit of doing this every week whenever they visited Hikari and the other cats. At that time, Sorata did not feel entirely satisfied with his life. At first, he had been ecstatic about leaving Sakurasou. Yet deep down, he found himself – not missing Sakurasou exactly – but feeling somehow bored.

However, I also think that he is not always a well-written character. His portrayal is sometimes inconsistent and it’s difficult to tell whether he’s well-meaning or just petty.

Reaching for him, she thrust out her arms. Earnestly, single-mindedly, as if she was possessed “Sorata!” In the end, she dove at him, burying herself against his chest. At first, Sorata somehow managed to catch her and hold her in his arms. But soon his knees gave out and they fell backwards to the ground, still caught in their embrace, right in the middle of the church. When was this? The ending of volume 8. Sorata is made to choose between Nanami and Mashiro.

Honestly, I didn't like the ending much because of the introduction of new characters - I felt they could have done something with that; but looking back on it, if they had done something with that it wouldn't have been the same anime we all knew and loved. The ending for what it was (my pettiness about the brief introduction aside) was great imo and, like others have stated in this thread already, what happens after the anime is hardly worth it. Would love some OVAs, though! Can never get enough Sakurasou! Until then, I'll just keep rewatching the series.

With his constant jealousy, out of mind, he kept pushing Mashiro away without realizing it. It was evident that he already feels something for her when he kept on chasing her when she gets lost/about to leave and caring for her undoubtedly. Mashiro and Sorata had sex: It doesn’t really matter. I think it was normal.

Yes, that’s what I think, although I can’t read the author’s mind. It’s just a guess! How do we and the writer misunderstand Sorata? A lot of viewers complain about Sorata and call him an asshole (I do that sometimes myself) without showing much empathy for his situation. At the same time, as I said earlier, I don’t think he’s always well-portrayed, so that’s why I think the author didn’t fully empathise with him, either. Because he’s not always well-portrayed, people tend to hate Sorata even though he’s not a bad person.

But it would make the story better if the ending wasn’t so absolute (but then again, so would almost every other story). I believe that Sorata and Mashiro are the main characters of this series, but I also believe that Namami deserves better. I hate to say this cause its a bit embarrassing, but she’s my favorite character in the series because her problem are so relative and so endearing.

At the end of the day Nanami finds out that she failed again to pass her audition, but tries to hide her disappointment by helping everyone on getting signatures. At the same time Maid reveals to Rita why Ryūnosuke doesn't want to help. She later calls Ryūnosuke, with Maid's permission and help, and encourages him to move forward and help everyone, which he does on next day, much to everyone's surprise and joy. 21 'It's Nobody's Fault That It's Raining' ' Dare no Sei de mo Naku Ame wa Furu' ( 誰のせいでもなく雨は降る) March 5, 2013 ( 2013-03-05) As everything goes smoothly for the Sakura-sō residents, on a rainy day, Sorata comforts Nanami who can't fold back her disappointment of failing the other day and starts to cry in the middle of a lesson and takes her the nurse's office. While on the way to class, Sorata receives a call from Fujisawa and learns that his game proposal was turned down, resulting in Sorata falling into despair, despite Fujisawa's encouragement. While searching for Nanami who wasn't at the nurse's, Sorata finds her under the rain where they confront each other over their failures, burst out everything in front of each other, later to hug and comfort each other, to be seen by Mashiro. At the end of the day, Sorata learns that Mashiro received an invitation to work at the game company, much to his chagrin, resulting in Mashiro questioning him that if she's the cause of all their failures and her decision to leave the dormitory to protect it by herself.