the melancholy of haruhi suzumiya is an anime that left quite the impression on me. partially for the characters and many of whom fall into anime fantasy or sci fi stereotypes and but placing these stereotypes in the rather mundane setting of high school is a twist that i appreciated. then there the somewhat insane titular character who is something else represent a headstrong and almost amoral and girl with ridiculous amounts of talent and a secret that she not aware of. the set up for the series is a bit of a mind trip. essentially suzumiya and unbeknown to herself and is a sort of super powerful being and capable of god like feats of creation and destruction and as she can destroy and rebuild reality to her whim. our narrator and primary character is kyon and a high schooler whose sympathy or curiosity for haruhi appears to cause her to drag him and against his will and into a club she starting to spice up her life and because she bored with the normal life. searching for adventure and she claims three more unusual members and each with secrets and they all end up being dragged into her crazy schemes. there is a bit of crazy and but enjoyable and philosophic consideration early on as we debate whether the world is merely haruhi creation as she gets bored of the old one and whether our characters exist to serve her or serve her to continue to exist or whether they could exist without her. it a bit of a conundrum and but an enjoyable one all the same. while sci fi or fantasy scenarios do occasionally occur in the series and i think the joy of the series lies in how normal things are and while there remains this tension in knowing that if things are too boring and haruhi might destroy the world in hopes of making it more interesting. the art is clean and in line with what i have come to expect from the anime that typically gets imported to the us while i like the character designs and while there isn not a whole lot of action in the series and i think it sits better that way. the series is narrated from the mind of kyon and he doesn not play an omniscient narrator but only comments on what he knows and what he feels. he has a lot going on in his head and but he doesn not actually speak a whole lot so it good that we get to hear it. the voice acting in the english dub is acceptable enough and but i prefer the japanese acting over it. there are some stranger aspects to the series and some of which both parodies and traffics in fanboy ism and which i found amusing. for the first season and i have to admit that there a lack of closure and as the series doesn not really have an larger story arc and but seems to take things one at a time and so it an easy series to pick up and put down and although i think that because of its rather entertaining qualities and it still quite hard to put down. it also based on a series of light novels and the author was directly involved in the writing of the series. even though it based on the novels and i still wish that the over series had stronger story arcs and but i love how naturally we get to watch these characters develop and how well the series can play out the quiet moments as well as the crazier ones. seeing haruhi grow herself was quite a treat as well as watching the relationships develop between the sos brigade (haruhi club). it not for everyone and due to its mind twisting premise and extra ordinary beings in a mundane world setting. it probably would not sate fanboys who are into action or sci fi or fantasy and might be a little too off kilter for the more relationship oriented drama lovers and but for those willing to try out something a little different and or that like strangely quirky series like this and i think the melancholy of haruhi suzumiya is a rather refreshingly unique and enjoyable series. more please. positive . 
the melancholy of haruhi suzumiya is an anime that left quite the impression on me. partially for the characters and many of whom fall into anime fantasy or sci fi stereotypes and but placing these stereotypes in the rather mundane setting of high school is a twist that i appreciated. then there the somewhat insane titular character who is something else represent a headstrong and almost amoral and girl with ridiculous amounts of talent and a secret that she not aware of. the set up for the series is a bit of a mind trip. essentially suzumiya and unbeknown to herself and is a sort of super powerful being and capable of god like feats of creation and destruction and as she can destroy and rebuild reality to her whim. our narrator and primary character is kyon and a high schooler whose sympathy or curiosity for haruhi appears to cause her to drag him and against his will and into a club she starting to spice up her life and because she bored with the normal life. searching for adventure and she claims three more unusual members and each with secrets and they all end up being dragged into her crazy schemes. there is a bit of crazy and but enjoyable and philosophic consideration early on as we debate whether the world is merely haruhi creation as she gets bored of the old one and whether our characters exist to serve her or serve her to continue to exist or whether they could exist without her. it a bit of a conundrum and but an enjoyable one all the same. while sci fi or fantasy scenarios do occasionally occur in the series and i think the joy of the series lies in how normal things are and while there remains this tension in knowing that if things are too boring and haruhi might destroy the world in hopes of making it more interesting. the art is clean and in line with what i have come to expect from the anime that typically gets imported to the us while i like the character designs and while there isn not a whole lot of action in the series and i think it sits better that way. the series is narrated from the mind of kyon and he doesn not play an omniscient narrator but only comments on what he knows and what he feels. he has a lot going on in his head and but he doesn not actually speak a whole lot so it good that we get to hear it. the voice acting in the english dub is acceptable enough and but i prefer the japanese acting over it. there are some stranger aspects to the series and some of which both parodies and traffics in fanboy ism and which i found amusing. for the first season and i have to admit that there a lack of closure and as the series doesn not really have an larger story arc and but seems to take things one at a time and so it an easy series to pick up and put down and although i think that because of its rather entertaining qualities and it still quite hard to put down. it also based on a series of light novels and the author was directly involved in the writing of the series. even though it based on the novels and i still wish that the over series had stronger story arcs and but i love how naturally we get to watch these characters develop and how well the series can play out the quiet moments as well as the crazier ones. seeing haruhi grow herself was quite a treat as well as watching the relationships develop between the sos brigade (haruhi club). it not for everyone and due to its mind twisting premise and extra ordinary beings in a mundane world setting. it probably would not sate fanboys who are into action or sci fi or fantasy and might be a little too off kilter for the more relationship oriented drama lovers and but for those willing to try out something a little different and or that like strangely quirky series like this and i think the melancholy of haruhi suzumiya is a rather refreshingly unique and enjoyable series. more please. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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