"Working hard alone doesn't assure you th…" — Hachiman Hikigaya Quote

"Life is something that can never be lived twice. Even this pointless act will eventually end. And while thinking that one day, I'll surely regret its end..."

— Hachiman Hikigaya · Yahari Ore No Seishun Love Come Wa Machigatteiru

"The concept of lateness being evil is wrong in the first place... The police don't mobilize until after an accident happens, and it's standard for heroes to show up late. But would anyone condemn them for being late? So, speaking paradoxically, lateness is justice."

— Hachiman Hikigaya · Yahari Ore No Seishun Love Come Wa Machigatteiru

"Do you know the phrase “enough specks of dust creates a mountain”? Or maybe “three heads are better than one.” In other words, when people gathered together, they become even stronger and more secure. However, we were a group of failures who had gathered to do pointless things."

— Hachiman Hikigaya · Yahari Ore No Seishun Love Come Wa Machigatteiru

"In essence, language accounts for a mere 30% of human communication. The other 70% is made up of information collected from eye movements and other body language. With that, even a loner who never takes part in conversation can pull off 70% of what we consider communication."

— Hachiman Hikigaya · Yahari Ore No Seishun Love Come Wa Machigatteiru

"Guys are simple creatures. Just by talking to them, they get the wrong idea."

— Hachiman Hikigaya · Yahari Ore No Seishun Love Come Wa Machigatteiru

""The important thing is to take part." Famous words spoken by Pierre de Frédy, Baron de Coubertin during a speech. However, this quote tends to be frequently misused and serves as kind of a threat to force participation. There are tons of wild-goose chases in this world, y'know. If the most important thing is to take part, then surely one could find meaning in not taking part as well. And if everything's worth experiencing, then there's little doubt that the feeling of not experiencing something is, in itself, worth experiencing. In fact, you could even call it a valuable experience to not experience something everyone else does."

— Hachiman Hikigaya · Yahari Ore No Seishun Love Come Wa Machigatteiru