The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Lover at First Sight I," Haruhi’s relentless drive to orchestrate romance leads Kyon to bring the S.O.S. Brigade to a football game—only for a sudden injury to derail the moment between Kyon’s friend and Yuki. With the story written by Nagaru Tanigawa and Chris Pai and illustrated by Gaku Tsugano, this 2011 issue captures the quiet tension of missed connections, all rendered in Tsugano’s expressive art and lettered by Alexis Eckerman. The cover, also by Tsugano, frames the moment with subtle emotional weight.
In "Lover at First Sight I," Kyon’s quiet routine unravels when an old acquaintance asks him to set up a date with Yuki Nagato—only for Haruhi Suzumiya to misinterpret the note and leap to conclusions about Kyon’s intentions. As tensions simmer between the club members, the usual absurdity of the SOS Brigade takes a surprisingly personal turn.
When Haruhi insists Kyon bring the S.O.S. Brigade to a football game—her way of orchestrating a reunion between Kyon’s friend and Yuki Nagato—the event takes a sudden, emotional turn when the friend is injured before their long-awaited meeting. Amid the chaos, the usual dynamics of the group shift as Haruhi’s plans collide with unexpected real-life consequences.
When Tsuruya invites the S.O.S. Brigade to her family’s mountain lodge for a winter getaway, what starts as a cozy retreat quickly spirals into chaos when Haruhi, determined to “find the real snow,” leads the group off-trail during a cross-country ski adventure—leaving them hopelessly lost in the snowy wilderness. With Kyon trying to keep everyone calm, Yuki quietly observing, Mikuru fretting, Itsumi offering dubious advice, and Kyon’s little sister clinging to Shamisen the cat, the usual absurdity of the brigade’s outings takes a dangerously cold turn.
When the S.O.S. Brigade stumbles upon an abandoned mountain mansion where time moves differently in each room and the outside world vanishes, Haruhi Suzumiya’s curiosity ignites a mystery that strands them in a place where seconds stretch into hours and every hallway holds a different moment. With Kyon’s skepticism, Yuki Nagato’s quiet precision, Mikuru Asahina’s growing unease, and Itsuki Koizumi’s usual calm, the group must navigate shifting realities—where the past and future seem to bleed into the present.
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