Behind her naïve nature is a girl Haruhi would definitely take an interest in…. Mikuru was a member of the Calligraphy Club until Haruhi snatched her and forced her to become a member of the S.O.S. Thus, she is considered the brigade’s “mascot” and this greatly helps in their advertising efforts. Despite being a year older than the others, her innocence and childish personality adds up to her Lolita charm. Haruhi describes her as a “lolita”, yet Mikuru has an inexplicable appeal that oftentimes surpasses the effect of her healthy bust size on certain people. Seiyuu: Tomokazu Sugita- Takumi Mayama(Honey and Clover), Hideki Motosuwa (Chobits)
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Take note, Kyon’s real name was never disclosed in the series and that fact may be the only mystery that surrounds him. And more often than not, he’s also the only person in the group other members confide in. Apathetic and sarcastic to a certain point, Kyon is the only member of the brigade who is not of paranormal origin. Things turned upside-down when he met Haruhi and formed the S.O.S. During his childhood, he fantasized about the existence of anything supernatural but stopped when he entered high school. Most of the time, however, she drags him around and makes him serve or answer to all her whims. Kyon is the only “ordinary” human Haruhi considers an equal. Brigade blow you off with a one-of-a-kind and out-of-this-world anime experience that should never be missed! Also worthy to be mentioned is the dance sequence during the ending credits, seeing as how each character fluidly executes a movement which gives the impression of flawless choreography in a well-animated series.īased on Nagaru Tanigawa’s original visual novels, Kyoto Animation goes all out in this highly addictive and oddly enough, gripping series…the surreal madness just draws you in and before you know it, you’re already mired in the depths of inevitable absurdness! Laugh, cry and ponder as Haruhi and her S.O.S.
Character designs are at par with other recent anime emerging in the market yet combining it with top-notch animation and high-caliber voice acting brings out the best presentation one has ever watched. More importantly, animation is top-notch, giving particular emphasis to some fine points in scenes that involve special effects. It was also sold out in many online retailers and was even named ’s #1 selling CD.īackdrops and object details are surprisingly well drawn for a character-driven series. In fact, according to the Oricon Singles Charts, its CD single was the 18 th best selling CD single in Japan on the day it was released. And how can we forget the anime’s ending theme “Hare Hare Yukai”? The very popular animated choreography accompanying the song (originally broadcasted as a part of the closing credits) inspired many parodies and fan made videos on the internet especially youtube. In fact, “Bouken Densho Densho” was ranked #10 in CD sales in the popular online shopping website when it was releases as a single. The opening themes “Koi no Mikuru Densetsu” and “Bouken Densho Densho” are very catchy and fun.
Unlike most screwball anime, Suzumiya Haruhi noYuutsu (Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya) manages to bring one important turning point in every otaku’s life…Haruhiism! Starting with a harem-type and fan-service loaded episode, this anime series promptly expands to something far more enthralling by adding the right ingredients in proper proportions: a little slice-of-life, a pinch of comedy, a dash of mystery, and lots of Haruhi! The most noticeable aspect above all is the disjointed nature of the series that interestingly leaves most viewers with a question mark above their heads. Haruhi literally dragged Kyon along when she started her own club, the “Sekai wo Ooini Moriagerutame no Suzumiya Haruhi no Dan” which roughly translates into “Save the World by Overloading it with Fun, Haruhi Suzumiya’s Brigade” or as Haruhi puts it, the S.O.S. Suddenly, the idea of “starting something interesting” hit her. Her obnoxious behaviour and haughty personality, not to mention her cute face, drew Kyon closer to her. She looks normal at first glance but when her class introduction came, she seriously stated that she prefers the “theoretically unbelievable” beings such as aliens, time travellers, sliders and even espers over ordinary humans! Who would believe such fictional characters exist in the first place? Nobody knew what was going on inside Haruhi’s eccentric mind until her “seatmate”, Kyon, started chatting with her. “Peculiar” and “weird” are only two of the numerous words used by Haruhi Suzumiya’s classmates to describe her.
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