Likewise, Yuki and Toru never actually reach a final decision on their relationship. Miyamura says both - including his father, who has never been seen on screen - were there but left shortly after. Fittingly, Hori is annoyed that she didn't get to meet Miyamura's parents at the ceremony.
His journey to self-acceptance is complete and he knows that, come what may in his future, he's going to be okay with Hori beside him.ĭespite this lovely resolution for Miyamura and the students' graduation, the Horimiya finale ultimately still leaves something to be desired. The two have a touching conversation as present-day Miyamura is finally ready to acknowledge and accept every side of himself, which causes his previous high school visage to disappear once and for all. Heading up to the school's rooftop, he finds the Miyamura seen in Episode 1 - longer hair covering his face, lonely, and scared of his tattoos and body piercings being discovered. Throughout the season, Miyamura continues battling his inner demons which take the visual form of his previous selves from earlier points in his life.Īs graduation and the future beyond arrives, Miyamura spends the episode reflecting on the chain of events that led him to meet Hori, fall in love, and become integrated in a social circle full of jovial friends. The overarching theme of the finale, however, is the recap and conclusion to Miyamura's journey from a highly self-conscious and silent loner to a happy young man whose life is now full of color and meaning.
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