Hyouka
#391 Most Rated#98 Most Popular#4 Most Rated · Spring 2012
Houtarou Oreki spends as little energy on anything as he can get away with — until his older sister presses him into reviving the dying Classic Literature Club and the club president, an aristocratic and relentlessly curious girl named Eru Chitanda, ropes him into investigating the forty-five-year-old reason their clubroom exists at all. Joined by the cheerful encyclopedia Satoshi Fukube and the sharp-tongued manga fan Mayaka Ibara, Oreki finds himself solving small high-school mysteries one after another, mostly because Chitanda asks. The series is the cases, the friendships, and Oreki's slow surrender of the energy he was trying so hard to conserve.
Houtarou Oreki spends as little energy on anything as he can get away with — until his older sister presses him into reviving the dying Classic Literature Club and the club president, an aristocratic and relentlessly curious girl named Eru Chitanda, ropes him into investigating the forty-five-year-old reason their clubroom exists at all. Joined by the cheerful encyclopedia Satoshi Fukube and the sharp-tongued manga fan Mayaka Ibara, Oreki finds himself solving small high-school mysteries one after another, mostly because Chitanda asks. The series is the cases, the friendships, and Oreki's slow surrender of the energy he was trying so hard to conserve.
Houtarou Oreki spends as little energy on anything as he can get away with — until his older sister presses him into reviving the dying Classic Literature Club and the club president, an aristocratic and relentlessly curious girl named Eru Chitanda, ropes him into investigating the forty-five-year-old reason their clubroom exists at all. Joined by the cheerful encyclopedia Satoshi Fukube and the sharp-tongued manga fan Mayaka Ibara, Oreki finds himself solving small high-school mysteries one after another, mostly because Chitanda asks. The series is the cases, the friendships, and Oreki's slow surrender of the energy he was trying so hard to conserve.
- 100
One of KyoAni's best - phenomenal anime with a great plot and a great cast.
- 100
"Nem tudo é o que parece" - Uma carta de amor à Hyouka
- 100
The series' charm lie in its very mundane curiosity, making it a uniquely captivating and rewatchable show
- 100
The Mystery of Growing Up Under Capitalism
- 100
Hyouka is my Chitanda
- 100
An outstanding blend of mystery and slice-of-life that uses its layers to great effect and character work
- 98
A great blend of mystery and slice of life; A magnificent atmosphere created by outstanding visuals and soundtrack.
A slice of life anime with visual poetry and coming of age story telling showing the growth of our characters
- 91
A beautiful and stunning mystery/drama with a touch of romance and amazing character development, curious yet?
As slice of life shows go, Hyouka is first-rate
