Haganai: I don't have many friends

A misfit club turns social disaster into a hilariously heartfelt crash course in friendship.

Kodaka Hasegawa arrives at a new academy with high hopes of fitting in, only to be instantly typecast as a thug because of his blond hair and scowling stare. The school’s gossip mill brands him a delinquent, and despite his earnest attempts, he spends weeks as the solitary figure everyone avoids. His fortunes shift when he stumbles upon Yozora Mikazuki, a fellow outcast who spends her lunch breaks chatting with an imaginary companion in an empty classroom. The two bond over their shared isolation and hatch a plan: create a "Neighbor’s Club" for anyone who can’t seem to make a friend. The club quickly becomes a chaotic haven for misfits—Sena Kashiwazaki, a self‑confessed otaku with a penchant for adult games; the shy, art‑obsessed Kobayakawa; the perverted yet oddly sincere Kurosawa; and a parade of other eccentric students, each nursing their own social wounds. Together they stage absurd activities, from forced ice‑breaker games to cringe‑worthy role‑plays, all in the name of learning how to be normal. While the series revels in slapstick comedy and occasional ecchi fanservice, it also sneaks in genuine moments of vulnerability, showing that friendship often sprouts from the most unlikely, awkward encounters.

A harem comedy about socially inept high schoolers forming a club to learn friendship skills. Expect heavy ecchi content — frequent sexual humor, fan service, and eroge references — alongside genuine exploration of loneliness and social anxiety.