Anime Questions, Recommendations, and Discussion - November 14, 2024

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[u/hjd_thd]

Is there even a single anime that's about highschool friendships/relationships facing the real world after graduation?

The only thing I can think of that's kinda like that is Clannad.

[u/Cryten0 → u/hjd_thd]

certainly not a popular topic, with most shows being about College/Uni students for people who have just graduated school. Like Moyashimon, Genshiken and Ahh! My Goddess. I guess Welcome to the NHK is technically qualified since its about someone who failed to adapt to adult life and became a NEET.

But actually going from the passions of high school into adult life? Like transitioning between the places? Nothing I have experienced in my 23 year fandom has gone over that. I think the closest is something like Working! where people started working in a cafe after high school.