haikyuu final part 1
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The show demonstrates a degree of awareness of its clichés – it knows that its characters are generic archetypes, and
Katou serves as a direct contrast to them. But that’s where it stops – it’s
satisfied at being aware of its clichés, but never does anything to rise up above them. Even worse, the show’s title and all of the show’s characters want Katou to become one of them: a generic character who talks and responds to situations with nothing but stock phrases. It’s hypocritical and obnoxious – in short, it’s a show that gives advice and chooses not to follow it.
But I would’ve been okay with the show if it had stopped there. Instead, Episode 10 onwards indulges in all the trashy tropes that it comments on.
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