Some Of The GREATEST Sakamoto Desu Ga Quotes That Are Full of Wisdom

Sakamoto Desu Ga (Haven’t You Heard? I’m Sakamoto) quotes:

Sakamoto.
Ryou.
Kubota Yoshinobu.
Hayabusa Shou.
Fukase.

Sakamoto Desu Ga is a comedy series about Sakamoto, the “perfect” student who seems to do everything in a perfect way.

But underneath the shenanigans there’s a slightly more meaningful message that give birth to some good quotes.

Here are all the best quotes worth highlighting from the series!

Ultimate List Of Sakamoto Desu Ga Quotes:

1. Hayabusa Shou Quotes

“However rough the waters in the outside world may be, to find your own lighthouse and swim for it is only logical, isn’t it?” – Hayabusa Shou

“I’m here because I don’t like to be tied down. So you should decide for yourself who you want for your friend.” – Hayabusa Shou

“If I have to win through underhanded means, I’d rather just stand right here until I die.” – Hayabusa Shou

2. Fukase Quotes

“Don’t you think forcing people to help with something pointless is far more cruel?” – Fukase

“Looking back on the past is a dangerous thing. It’s nothing more than an attachment.” – Fukase

3. Sakamoto Quotes

“When you aim to reach high places, you may find yourself on narrow footing and feel disheartened. And then your confidence will falter, and you will find it ever harder to believe in yourself. If you ever feel that you can’t believe in yourself, please believe in your friends.” – Sakamoto

“Mankind is a very interesting species.” – Sakamoto

“Even if they’re only a year older, shouldn’t we respect and serve our elders?” – Sakamoto

“When faced with a decision… At such times, we must choose only one option and it can be very confusing. When that happens, simply using your head and charging straight into the obstacle is a fine option.” – Sakamoto

“Accomplishing a shared goal under tense circumstances causes distance between people to naturally close.” – Sakamoto

“If you have no money, I believe all you can do is work.” – Sakamoto

“At times, you will probably lose sight of your life goals, as well. When that happens, instead of panicking, why not try indulging in a hobby? Then a new, or perhaps an old, goal might grow stronger, and stronger, into a rousing fortissimo.” – Sakamoto