Haganai: I Don't Have Many Friends 2011
What is Haganai: I Don't Have Many Friends?
Haganai: I Don't Have Many Friends is a 2011 television series centered on the experiences of a student named Kodaka Hasegawa. Upon transferring to St.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2011
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 24
- Runtime
- 24 minutes
- First aired
- Oct 7, 2011
- Last aired
- Mar 29, 2013
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- TBS
- Genres
- Animation, Comedy
- Updated
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Overview
Haganai: I Don't Have Many Friends is a 2011 television series centered on the experiences of a student named Kodaka Hasegawa. Upon transferring to St. Chronica's Academy, Kodaka struggles to establish social connections because his natural blond hair and intense gaze frequently lead others to misidentify him as a delinquent. The narrative begins when Kodaka encounters a classmate named Yozora, who is speaking to an imaginary friend named Tomo. Recognizing their shared status as social outcasts, the two decide to establish a club dedicated to the pursuit of friendship. As the series progresses, other lonely students join the organization to practice social interaction. The members attempt to build meaningful relationships by engaging in various group activities, including cooking meals and playing games together. The show documents their gradual efforts to overcome isolation and learn the complexities of interpersonal connection within the school environment. Throughout these events, the club members navigate the challenges of forming bonds while dealing with the difficulties of their individual personalities.
Should you watch it?
“A misfit teen teams up with a blunt loner to form a friendship club.”
- Humorous take on social anxiety
- Colorful cast of eccentric students
- TV-MA rating may limit younger viewers
- Harem tropes may not appeal to everyone
Watch it if you enjoy quirky school comedies about unlikely friendships.
The series mixes lighthearted humor with mature jokes, so it’s best for older teens and adults.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 12 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 We Can't Make Any Friends Oct 7, 2011
- E2 There's No God in the Electric World Oct 14, 2011
- E3 There Are No Flags at the Swimming Pool Oct 21, 2011
- E4 Underclassmen Don't Hold Back Oct 28, 2011
- E5 This Time, the SAGA is a Serious Battle Nov 4, 2011
- E6 There Aren't Many Customers at the Karaoke Box Nov 11, 2011
- E7 My Cell Phone Doesn't Get Many Calls Nov 18, 2011
- E8 School Swimsuits Don't Appear Nov 25, 2011
- E9 The President's Recollections are Painful Dec 2, 2011
- E10 No One Sleeps at Camp Dec 9, 2011
- E11 Girls Are Super-Cute in Yukatas Dec 16, 2011
- E12 We Don't Have Many Friends Dec 23, 2011
Season 2 · 12 episodes
- E1 Yeah, My Youth Is Seriously Wrong Jan 11, 2013
- E2 Homo Game Club Jan 18, 2013
- E3 My Little Sisters Are This Cute Jan 25, 2013
- E4 A Man is Among Them Feb 1, 2013
- E5 That Kind of Play Is Not Allowed! My Worldview Is Disturbed When You Are Around Feb 8, 2013
- E6 Unbreakable Weird-Girl Feb 15, 2013
- E7 As Long as There`s Love, It Doesn`t Matter If I Get More Sisters, Right? Feb 22, 2013
- E8 My Childhood Friend Is Too Much of a Battleground Mar 1, 2013
- E9 Stray Cats Overheat Mar 8, 2013
- E10 The Sad-Case King and the Stone-Cold Story Mar 15, 2013
- E11 Dismay of I, the Chicken Mar 22, 2013
- E12 I Have... Friends Mar 29, 2013
Frequently asked questions
What is the basic plot?
It follows transfer student Kodaka Hasegawa and classmate Yozora as they start a club to help lonely classmates make friends.
Who are the central characters?
Kodaka Hasegawa, a blond‑haired newcomer mistaken for a delinquent, and Yozora, a short‑tempered loner who talks to an imaginary friend.
What genre does the show belong to?
It is an animated comedy with slice‑of‑life and harem elements.
Is the series suitable for younger audiences?
It carries a TV‑MA rating, indicating content intended for mature teens and adults.
When was the series released?
The show aired from 2011 through 2013.