Introduction
With the conclusion of an unforgettable summer break, Aoi Yukimura remains invigorated to continue pursuing her new hobby in mountaineering. Having braved her fear of heights and fulfilled her childhood promise with Hinata Kuraue, any opportunity to go climbing intrigues the first-year high school student—including a second chance to reach the summit of Mt. Fuji.
Although the formidable yet exciting trip is planned for next summer, Aoi is already preparing as much as she can to guarantee her success this time around. However, as budding expectations blossom with the shift of the seasons, ascending the unexplored peaks of colorful endeavors begins to strain the bond between the two longtime friends and the perspectives they share of the future.
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Audience reviews
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AguyinaRPG
One step forward, just like the prospective mountain climbers that make up the troupe of Yama no Susume. Though there was a distinct lack of a defined plot compared to the last season, the runtime was better spent on very pointed character moments which had a real purpose to gluing the narrative together.
By far the best aspect of this season was the contrast between Aoi and Honoka, who are both different types of introverts. This show has been praised for its treatment of that personality type, and this season you begin to see exactly how they react to different situations. Getting to know Honoka - though she may seem distant - is a real delight and introduces a new side of the "making memories" mission of this story. Her particular obsessions make the dynamics of some of the characters…
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Kinda disappointed to the third season although they shortened up the episode like the previous one.
I expect the story to more about the revenge of Mt. Fuji since the protagonist trained herself for a year to take back what is left behind last season. but it seems that it becomes more on the drama between 2 childhood friends rather than the mountain climbing. Although the Mt. Climbing scenes are filled with beautiful scenery, I just expected more climbing rather than the drama. I'm kinda disappointed in this season since they focus more on drama as I said.
both Art and the sound are used perfectly letting us into the scenes, the scenery and to the drama.
I hope that they make another season that focuses more on the redemption of the protagonist to climb the peak of Mt. Fuji, but it see…
Read at the sourceTringapore_98
The claim that sequels are always better than prequels is true, because YNS S3 is better than S2. It's more relatable for me as each and every episode reminds me of the friendship I have with my best friend, the fun we have together, the jealousy and frustration that we have sometimes when we can't seem to find time to hang out with each other, and the problems we face which we share to each other. And YNS S3, it's just that. Less hiking on Yamas and more emphasis on personal relationships. Between Aoi and Hinata(of course cos they're the MCs) and between their friends. So w/o further ado, leggo start the ofc review!
P.S. This is gonna be quite a personal review so yea.
Story: Well I already gave a short summary of what YNS S3 is about. Sure there's episodes where they go hiking togethe…
Read at the sourceKanonDE
We had to wait 4 years for a third season of Yama no Susume and the big question is of course if the series is still as good as the previous seasons and if it still has the same charm?
Story
The story in the third season focuses mostly on the relationship between Hinata and Aoi which was already the case in the previous seasons too and one of my favorite aspects of the anime. Something that has less presence in this season is actual mountain climbing because they focus more on the slice of life elements and they even dedicate whole episodes to it which isn't directly bad because we get nice character developments through it in this season especially between Aoi and Hinata.
Art
One of the things I always liked in Yama no Susume were the background arts and I have to say that the third se…
Read at the sourceMatchaTheCube
Yama no Susume: Season 3 continues the story and aesthetics of the previous two seasons, following Aoi Yukimura, Hinata Kuraue, and their friends as they go hiking and enjoy life together. It does not manage to reach the heights of the supremely well-done Season Two, but still manages to be an enjoyable slice-of-life.
Story and Character (7/10): The story is largely episodic and follows a similar structure to previous seasons, but has a rather different tone and focus. While Seasons 1 and 2 focused largely on hiking with some minor character development on the side, Season 3 switches these and focuses more on character interactions. Some episodes involve Aoi overcoming personal struggles, while many others reveal how she and Hinata question their friendship and worry about what they think…
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Yama no Susume's 3rd Season is here and LA can't be any more satisfied with this series getting another season.
Yama no Susume's 3rd Season picks off right where the 2nd Season left off, with it being Winter for Aoi and the gang, any chance for them to try and climb becomes out of the question, thus Aoi and the gang continues to climb by climbing other mountains with their friends with some growing conflict between Aoi and Hinata along the way.
See in this season, Aoi and Hinata are separated the most, be it through schedule conflicts, misunderstandings as well as Aoi opening up and gaining new friends while Hinata gets more isolated due to her conflicting schedules with Aoi, now this is something of a focal point that comes into play but it gets dealt with and resolved rather well and b…
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