Took 2 years, but I did it. You can do it too. My eyes hurt.
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thank you 
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congrats!!
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:3 Congrats
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you did it!! 
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Congrats!!
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Omeowdetou gozaimeowsu! 
You’ve conquered this peak – may you conquer many more peaks on your road to mastering Japanese 
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Congrats
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Congratulations! So glad you got to have the cake! 
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Thank you for the nice messages, everyone. 
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Congratulations!! 
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Congrats! Hopefully joining you soon
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Congrats on getting through, but I’m even more impressed with you waiting to clear 60 for your first forum post! THAT is a first, I think.
And you’re exactly right, anyone can do it.
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Congratulations!!!
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Congrats \o/
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Oh no, not even, I believe once someone made their first post to say that they had burn every turtle 
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So, how do you feel? 2 years of dedicated study is no small feat. Have you reached your goals? Would you consider yourself fluent? What other studying tools have you used? Forgive the bombardment of questions, but I want to know.
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To be honest, I’m pretty burned out after this. My only real goal with WaniKani was to be able to read (most) kanji that I would find in manga, light novels, etc. I read my first manga fully at the start of the year when I was around level 40, and was able to read most of the kanji so I’d say I achieved that goal. However I wouldn’t consider myself fluent by any means, I spent much more time learning than using what I’ve learned, so some things (mostly grammar related) are kind of hard to remember. The only other tool I’ve been using is a website called Bunpro for grammar and vocab. I started using them together but WaniKani eventually took priority so I quit new lessons on Bunpro and focused only on reviews there. Hope this answered everything, if you have any more questions feel free to ask!
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Congratulations! You did it!!! 
-Nick at WK
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