Wataru Watari

Ah, culture festivals. The best way to survive such a troublesome chore is... don't answer when someone talks to you, and act obviously annoyed. Employing his loner skills to the fullest, Hachiman is ready and willing to run at the first sign of responsibility. Unfortunately, while he's busy skipping homeroom, he ends up being chosen for the culture festival committee......

Hachiman's summer break is coming to a close when Yui suddenly comes to visit his house. Not only that, but Totsuka has an invitation for him, as well as a request from a classmate—he even runs into Yukino's sister at the fireworks festival! Hachiman is determined not to get close to anyone or have any expectations, but even this stubborn...

Don’t let the sports festival go foul! Immediately following the school's cultural festival, the sports festival is about to get underway, and the Service Club already has its next case: Student council president Meguri Shiromeguri asks for their help in making the sports festival the most exciting one yet. However, the event is missing a committee chair. Yuigahama and Yukinoshita...

The Service Club is especially busy these days now that they're handling requests via email. Even without the excitement of a major event, sometimes just the day to day is all the drama you need... The vibrant interactions between characters and the steady flow of requests create a delightful narrative in My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong, As I Expected,...

This loner's web of relationships is only getting more tangled. The school trip has left a bad taste in everyone's mouths, and as the Service Club tries to maintain its daily routine, someone comes to them with a request regarding the election for student council president. However, when the three club members squabble over how to fix the problem, they...

A LONER'S SOCIAL LIFE SHOULDN'T BE THIS COMPLICATED, RIGHT? Excitement is building among the students for the big overnight trip to Kyoto—a school event rife with potential for both budding romance and traumatic memories. And sure enough, right before they leave, the Service Club has a surprising visitor who asks for romantic advice. Unfortunately, this may conflict with a request...

Haruno orders Hachiman to leak the plans. Falling right in Haruno's trap, Yukino's Mother goes to the school to put a stop to the prom! As Yukino and Hachiman discuss what happened with their little competition, something between them begins to shift.

As usual, Hachiman Hikigaya's warped personality prevents him from having any enjoyable moments of youth. The days all seem the same until suddenly, an incident occurs in class. This is a problem that no one who had any semblance of a normal high school life could solve, but if it's Hachiman, just maybe...

Everything is as usual. No friends, no girlfriends, no social life... or so it should have been, but there's been this uncomfortable and unfamiliar feeling growing inside Hachiman. Was it really the absence of a certain girl from the club room that made him feel this way? But there's no way that either Hachiman or Yukino would have the social...

Cold Hands, Warm Hearts It may be the dead of winter, but a sudden drop in temperature isn't enough to stop the Service Club from buzzing with activity. Students are still coming by the clubroom to ask favours of the crew. From a certain boy’s vapid request to Iroha’s unrelenting pleas for help, Yuigahama and Yukinoshita just can’t seem to...

Each person's experience with youth is unique, and two girls in particular have a very different view: the most powerful junior and cutest troublemaker, Iroha Isshiki, and everyone's little sister, Komachi Hikigaya. Will the two eccentric younger heroines provide a breath of fresh air to the Service Club, or is the club's future in peril? Get ready for a changing...

It's summer break, and Hachiman is continuing his leisurely life of solitude—until Miss Hiratsuka forces the Service Club back together to volunteer at a campground. For some reason, Hayama, Miura, and their crew of normies are there, too... Thus begins a compulsory, youthful season of fireworks, tests of courage, nighttime conversations, and bathhouse incidents, with no escape for Hachiman. Summer...

The fake prom scheme has run its course, so it's time to end the charade and relax a little with a karaoke party! But as the festivities wind down, Yui has a very personal request for Hachiman—one that has him thinking seriously about her. With the real Soubu High School prom on the horizon, what better setting is there for...

Let me throw your life out of alignment. The prom goes off without a hitch, and Yukino announces the end of the Service Club's activities. Hachiman just can’t accept it, though. Hachiman’s actions are a big surprise, but what are they...? Explore the surprising twists in My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong, As I Expected @ comic, Vol. 21 (manga)...

A sudden accident first brought together Hachiman Hikigaya, Yukino Yukinoshita, and Yui Yuigahama. Then they became the Service Club, helping others with their woes while working through their own complicated emotions. As the club now fulfils one last job throwing the best interschool prom they can, the trio must think about how their relationship has changed and what future lies...

A summer break without anyone around is the perfect scenario for loner Hachiman Hikigaya, but Hiratsuka-sensei knows just how to shatter his dreams. Instead of a quiet vacation, the members of the Service Club (as well as Hayama's circle of popular students) are helping out at a children's day camp. While elementary school is a distant memory for these teenagers,...

The new year brings new relationships and new feelings. Hachiman is enjoying a relaxed winter break until he runs into Yukino and Hayato and realises he may know less than he thought about their history and relationship. Rumours are already circulating by the time classes resume, and when a new request comes to the Service Club, Hachiman will have to...

Hachiman Hikigaya might be in a club with two hot girls, but this isn't going to turn into a rom-com. He might give out his number, but his phone will remain untexted. And the only true cutie around here? Yeah, that's a guy. Now, Hachiman the loser, Yukino the ice queen, and Yui the bimbo have to find some way...

Conflict, change, and chocolate. At Iroha Isshiki's request, the Service Club is now helping with a Valentine's Day event—and once Miura, Ebina, Kawasaki, and the rest of the "it crowd" are involved, the task spirals into a surprisingly major undertaking. Despite the relative calm, though, there's a sense of dissonance that's becoming increasingly difficult to ignore... and feelings that can't...

Thanks to interference from Yukino’s mum, Yukino and Yui’s plans for a Soubu High prom face ruin. But Hachiman has an idea: What if he were to devise a fake prom plan to make the girls’ version look better and disguise his scam as a genuine proposal? Of course, there’s no guarantee this delightfully devilish scheme will work, which is...

My Youth Romantic Comedy Is Wrong, As I Expected, Vol. 13 (light novel) All good things must come to an end. The calendar reads March, but the buds of new hope are far from blooming. Yukino, Yui, and Hachiman are finally trying to articulate their feelings and act on them—but doing so means irreversibly changing their relationships. As much as...

At long last, spring is here again. After all the hardships, struggles, and mistakes, the only thing Hachiman, Yukino, and Yui can do is ask the same questions in search of new answers. Yes, it's the same routine, but each day is always new. Hachiman has struggled to answer truthfully, and his relationships have suffered for it, but it's time...

What does the future hold for the Service Club? After the Valentine's Day event and the trip to the aquarium, Hachiman, Yukino, and Yui decide on their next step—but suddenly, the Service Club receives a huge request! Yukino feels she must answer the call, even if she regrets her choice. Everyone has to grow up someday, and not every person...

A not so merry Christmas Christmas is almost here, but everything Hachiman has wanted, everything he might have wished for, is gone. Ever since the student council elections, the Service Club members have been at an awkward standstill. Something is broken between them, but they gather in the clubroom with the hope that things will just go back to normal....

Hachiman Hikigaya is a cynic. Youth is a crock, he believes— a sucker's game, an illusion woven from failure and hypocrisy. But when he turns in an essay for a school assignment espousing this view, he's sentenced to work in the Service Club, an organization dedicated to helping students with problems in their lives! How will Hachiman the Cynic cope...

Hachiman Hikigaya is a cynic. Youth is a crock, he believes - a sucker's game, an illusion woven from failure and hypocrisy. But when he turns in an essay for a school assignment espousing this view, he's sentenced to work in the Service Club, an organization dedicated to helping students with problems in their lives! How will Hachiman the Cynic...

Hachiman Hikigaya's travails in the Service Club continue! When his younger sister Komachi comes to the Service Club with a problem involving Hachiman's stoic, intimidating classmate Saki, he's faced with a challenge. How's he supposed to break through Saki's unflappable and frankly frightening demeanour? Is it possible that Hachiman's notorious cynicism is actually going to be good for something, for...

There's a new student council president, and the Service Club's first job for their new leader is to help set up a Christmas event with another school. The problems keep piling up, but Hachiman keeps taking on task after task by himself! What's going to happen to the relationship between Hachiman, Yui, and Yukino from here? My Youth Romantic Comedy...