
Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuuutsu
The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
- Score
- 7.6
- Rank
- N/A
- Popularity
- #261
- Members
- 203,599
- Status
- FINISHED
- Episodes
- 14
- Type
- TV
Kyon, your typical high school student, has long given up his belief in the supernatural. However, upon meeting Haruhi Suzumiya, he quickly finds out that it is the supernatural that she is interested in; aliens, time travelers and espers among other things. When Haruhi laments about the lack of intriguing clubs around school, Kyon inspires Haruhi to form her own club. As a result, the SOS Brigade is formed, a club which specializes in all that is the supernatural. Much to his chagrin, Kyon, along with the silent bookworm, Yuki Nagato, the shy and timid Mikuru Asahina, and the perpetually smiling Itsuki Koizumi, are recruited as members. The story follows the crazy adventures that these four endure under their whimsical leader, Haruhi. The story is based on the light novels by Nagaru Tanigawa. Note: This entry is for the original 14-episode 2006 airing. The series was further expanded and reordered into a 28-episode series in 2009.
Characters & Staff

Kyon
MAIN · Tomokazu Sugita
Haruhi Suzumiya
MAIN · Aya Hirano
Yuki Nagato
MAIN · Minori Chihara
Mikuru Asahina
MAIN · Yuuko Gotou
Itsuki Koizumi
MAIN · Daisuke Ono
Ryouko Asakura
SUPPORTING · Natsuko Kuwatani
Tsuruya
SUPPORTING · Yuki Matsuoka
Taniguchi
SUPPORTING · Minoru Shiraishi
Kunikida
SUPPORTING · Megumi Matsumoto
Arakawa
SUPPORTING · Akio Ootsuka
Sonou Mori
SUPPORTING · Akane Omae
Yutaka Tamaru
SUPPORTING · Toshiyuki Morikawa
Nagaru Tanigawa
Original Story
Noizi Itou
Original Character Design
Tatsuya Ishihara
Director
Shouko Ikeda
Character Design
Naka Design
Title Logo Design
Seiki Tamura
Art Director
Naomi Ishida
Color Design
Yoshiko Tanaka
Director of Photography
Youta Tsuruoka
Sound Director
Eiko Morikawa
Sound Effects
Gustav Mahler
Music
Satoru Kousaki
MusicRelations
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Reviews
I want Haruhi to step on me
Read full reviewWould you like to hear about the word of Haruhiism?
Read full reviewKyoAni's mid-2000s adaptation of Nagaru Tanigawa's light novels was a pop-cultural phenomenon, and for good reason.
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