
Suzumiya Haruhi is out to conquer the world, it seems. For the online version of the article, see here.
There’s no shortage of goofy anime parody videos available on YouTube, that’s for sure.

Suzumiya Haruhi is out to conquer the world, it seems. For the online version of the article, see here.
There’s no shortage of goofy anime parody videos available on YouTube, that’s for sure.

A second season of The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi has NOT been announced… yet.
On a totally unrelated note, I hear Newtype Japan just sold a shitload of magazines.

The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi has NOT been licensed… yet.

New Nanoha project in the works? I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a third TV series, but I have a nagging feeling it’s just an OAV. Hopefully, I’m wrong.
While cleaning out some old files last night, I noticed I still had the last two episodes of The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi sitting on my hard drive. After rewatching them, my feelings about the show have softened somewhat. The ending still feels a little empty, however, since, if the final episode is actually intended to be the sixth episode, all of the important things that happen within seem to have little to no lasting effect on the overall story or the characters involved. I know it’s a reset, “life goes on” ending of sorts, but it still doesn’t make much sense when you take the episode shuffling into account - especially given how careful the show was about maintaining continuity otherwise.
Call for bloggers? I’ve long figured it’s just a matter of time before we see an anime blogging panel at a major industry convention. The reason it hasn’t happened yet, I think, is because the anime blogging community is still quite young, and was a fairly decentralized place prior to the launch of Blogsuki. And, let’s face it: as great as Animenano is, it’s still only a couple of months old - and the vast majority of the blogs listed there are less than a year old. So, yeah, it’s a young community, us few old-timers notwithstanding. Next con season, perhaps?
One of my best friends plays the theremin. He also plays the Legend of Zelda. On the theremin.
Oh, and one last thing…
Dori and Gura are so totally guys.

That was fun, I suppose.
With the exception of the episode shuffling, there’s not a lot I could point to and say, “Nope… didn’t like it.” Not without getting nitpicky, at least. Still, it’s not often that I finish a show of this quality and say, “Gee… I’m glad that’s over with.”
For all the hype, the show didn’t amount to much. And as for the hype itself, I have to say it got especially annoying at its height. It’s like I had someone standing behind me the whole time, smacking me upside the head, screaming, “LOVE THE SHOW! WOOOOOORSHIP THE SHOOOOWWW!”
That got really old, really fast.
Oh well. I tried. But, in the end, I just don’t get it.