What transpires afterward is a truly remarkable journey of self realization, love and curiosity. The way it is animated embodies the feelings of seeing your true love for the first time. The entire scene is shown though Oreki's eyes, really emphasizing the perspective aspect i mentioned previously. The sequence when Hotaro first meets Chitanda is one of the most beautifully choreographed anime scenes I have ever watched. He reluctantly joins the Classics Club at his sister's request at the rumor that it could be shutdown due to low membership.Įverything changes when he meets Eru Chitanda.
Going out of his way to do something or help someone would only waste energy, a concept he's not willing to validate. Oreki Hotaro lives life in the most pragmatic way possible. Hyouka wastes no time illustrating how different life can appear based on perspective. An anime appreciable in multiple perspectives, Kyoto Animation creates a visually stunning masterpiece that holds more weight than I could've possibly anticipated. This lens, or mystery sub-genre exists as a conduit to explore the depths of the main four character's development. Hyouka seeks to mold an immersive experience by adding a lens to lookĪt the lives of the characters through. However, many are quick to disassociate from this "genre" because the thought of watching an animated version of themselves completing repetitive, mundane tasks sounds like the farthest thing from entertainment. Slice of life is perhaps the genre with the most to say, because it really conveys parts of our everyday "lives". In a world dominated by streamlined genres, few times does a series truly differentiate itself enough not to conform to rules subconsciously set out by the masses. "The world is full of obvious things which nobody by any chance ever observes.”
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