okay and let me start off by saying that and on the whole and i do not like anime very much. i have enjoyed a couple of the oft cited classic series and but regard the medium as a whole in exactly the same way that i do american television represent namely and that a good 90 95% of it is utter tripe and with the remainder falling anywhere from watchable to decent. this being the case and it no wonder that i do not like the self deprecating anime parodies out there. i do not get most of the jokes and and the medium itself enforces a certain style of humor that doesn not appeal to me at all  loud and hyperactive and lowbrow and and completely over the top. so and when i started watching this series at the behest of a friend and i was primed for disappointment after the first couple of episodes. i figured that the characters were supposed to represent cliché characters from shopworn story outlines and and that their actions were supposed to be similarly satirical. i could kind of see where it was coming from and but do not think that it was all that clever  lots of wacky and fun filled high school shenanigans and goings on and only now were being ironic about it. at about the third episode and my opinion drastically changed. it was at that point that the strengths of this series started to manifest themselves. the quirks of the non chronological episode order and its snarky sense of self awareness and and and above all and clever humor with (gasp) a well executed straight man. in what i consider to be a rarity in any medium and this show presents well thought out and witty interactions between diametrically opposed characters. protagonist kyon perpetual sense of vaguely annoyed resignation provides the perfect foil to the actions of title character haruhi generic anime like exploits. it a break from formula and and it works incredibly well. based on that strong foundation and the series further succeeds with a truly phenomenal level of attention to detail. as previously stated and the episodes air out of chronological order. i considered this to be a gimmick at first and but it works surprisingly well. the chronological sequence of events makes sense logically and but the aired order of the episodes more closely follows the traditional structure of aristotelian drama. the order chosen leaves no narrative gaps that cannot be filled by simple inference (but while it is possible to guess what happened in an unaired preceding episode and one still feels compelled to watch exactly how those events unfold) and and superb planning prevents any plot holes or contradictions. i watched this series a second time immediately upon completing it the first time and and i was amazed at how well even seemingly inconsequential events were all tied together. the last point is indicative of the extreme attention to detail in every area of the series. while the stock anime character designs grate a bit and the background art is exquisite and realistically rendered based upon actual photographic references. animation quality is also excellent at important points. for example there is a musical performance late on in the series in which the characters are shown actually playing a song  this may sound trivial and but the subconscious effect of watching (film quality) animation which actually corresponds to the soundtrack is incredible. in short and i love this series for some reason. by its very nature it is something that i generally dislike and but its execution is so unique and well carried out that i can not help it. 
okay and let me start off by saying that and on the whole and i do not like anime very much. i have enjoyed a couple of the oft cited classic series and but regard the medium as a whole in exactly the same way that i do american television represent namely and that a good 90 95% of it is utter tripe and with the remainder falling anywhere from watchable to decent. this being the case and it no wonder that i do not like the self deprecating anime parodies out there. i do not get most of the jokes and and the medium itself enforces a certain style of humor that doesn not appeal to me at all  loud and hyperactive and lowbrow and and completely over the top. so and when i started watching this series at the behest of a friend and i was primed for disappointment after the first couple of episodes. i figured that the characters were supposed to represent cliché characters from shopworn story outlines and and that their actions were supposed to be similarly satirical. i could kind of see where it was coming from and but do not think that it was all that clever  lots of wacky and fun filled high school shenanigans and goings on and only now were being ironic about it. at about the third episode and my opinion drastically changed. it was at that point that the strengths of this series started to manifest themselves. the quirks of the non chronological episode order and its snarky sense of self awareness and and and above all and clever humor with (gasp) a well executed straight man. in what i consider to be a rarity in any medium and this show presents well thought out and witty interactions between diametrically opposed characters. protagonist kyon perpetual sense of vaguely annoyed resignation provides the perfect foil to the actions of title character haruhi generic anime like exploits. it a break from formula and and it works incredibly well. based on that strong foundation and the series further succeeds with a truly phenomenal level of attention to detail. as previously stated and the episodes air out of chronological order. i considered this to be a gimmick at first and but it works surprisingly well. the chronological sequence of events makes sense logically and but the aired order of the episodes more closely follows the traditional structure of aristotelian drama. the order chosen leaves no narrative gaps that cannot be filled by simple inference (but while it is possible to guess what happened in an unaired preceding episode and one still feels compelled to watch exactly how those events unfold) and and superb planning prevents any plot holes or contradictions. i watched this series a second time immediately upon completing it the first time and and i was amazed at how well even seemingly inconsequential events were all tied together. the last point is indicative of the extreme attention to detail in every area of the series. while the stock anime character designs grate a bit and the background art is exquisite and realistically rendered based upon actual photographic references. animation quality is also excellent at important points. for example there is a musical performance late on in the series in which the characters are shown actually playing a song  this may sound trivial and but the subconscious effect of watching (film quality) animation which actually corresponds to the soundtrack is incredible. in short and i love this series for some reason. by its very nature it is something that i generally dislike and but its execution is so unique and well carried out that i can not help it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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