Sena and Kodaka have a choice to make: do they keep their feelings bottled up? Or do they start dating and destroy the Neighbors Club? With their friend Yozora already shunning them outside of class, getting together just might ruin the friendships they've worked so hard to build. And just what does a certain bat-earned superhero have to do with all this?!

The final days of high school have arrived for Kodaka, Yozora, and Sena. But even though the days might be ticking slowly down to the end of school, the antics of the Neighbors Club crew are as boisterous, meandering, fun, and slightly heartbreaking as ever. Don't miss the final, side-splitting and heartfelt volume of Haganai: I Don't Have Many Friends!

Tomoko’s suspension is finally over, and all her friends are waiting! With the final summer vacation of high school just around the corner, she’s determined to spend it studying to get into Aogaku, the same college as Katou...but before that, it wouldn’t hurt to hit the arcade, would it?

Hasegawa Kodaka, a boy with few friends, along with his beautiful classmate, the oddball Mikazuki Yozora, form the Neighbors Club, a group dedicated to making friends. While this sounds innocent enough, the only people who end up joining the club are total freaks and outcasts. Together, they geek out over RPG games, pit imaginary friends against each other, and wreak havoc in one another's lives while struggling to build social skills. Can black sheep like these really learn to become friends? And for a hot-blooded guy like Kodaka, why must everyone else in the club be females who are so attractive yet so insane?!

The Okinawa training camp continues to be a rollercoaster of shenanigans, now with a curious misunderstanding threatening to shake the dynamic of the club members’ relationships… And at last, the Miyakojima tradition of otori begins! Will the springtime of youth finally grace the nude diving comedy?!

Hachiman Hikigaya is a cynic. He believes "youth" is a crock-a sucker's game, an illusion woven from failure and hypocrisy. Unsurprisingly, he's not the most popular guy. Meanwhile, there's Yukino Yukinoshita-brilliant, beautiful, and chillier than winter in Antarctica. Would you believe she's not exactly beloved by her classmates either? The unlikely pair gets forced into a club dedicated to helping solve their fellow students' problems. But will an ice queen and a screwup really be able to help anybody?

The antisocial members of the Neighbors Club waste their time playing bishoujo games, playacting, and getting into arguments about the geekiest things. Yet somehow they've managed to add seven members to their pathetic ranks. Whether it's writing a round robin short story together - a seemingly innocent affair until someone goes berserk - or taking things too far in an MMORPG, these freaks take their fantasy seriously. But can a group of people so alienated from the rest of the world really make friends with each?