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>Major archetypes all represented: crazy girl, bimbo, nerd, all of whom like the protagonist -Only one of them are "real" so to speak, the others are out of this world, and really have no interest in the male lead, and one of them is a guy. You lie, and the real fact is this set up is not harem like at all. >Boring everyman protagonist -Wrong. Typical harem male leads are either unusually bumbling or mischievous or skilled, good-natured deep down, and oblivious to the gestures of the harem, but the bottom line is their personalities are usually contrived, and they end up being nothing like an everyman (i.e. you KNOW you got pissed at Tenchi and Keitaro, their actions were just so weird, we all would've acted much differently in their situations). You're right, Kyon IS an average Joe, in a very true way too, most other self-described "everymans" in anime end up not really being so, but Kyon is so real it's scary, which is exactly why it's not a harem anime. Also, the story revolves around Haruhi and Kyon is the narrator. I don't care how much you know about the story, Haruhi is the main protagonist. >Two friends of the who get ignored by the protagonist in favor of the harem every few episodes. -You got me there. >The inter-group interaction outweights the shoddy sci-fi plot -First of all, that's a good thing, and second, the plot works on an unusually grand yet small scale, and it makes the group interaction so strange and unique and interesting.
The Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi was such a unique and refreshing anime, which is exactly why it's becomes a juggernaut in popularity as far as anime goes.
lol you a crazy son of a bitch
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