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Cover: Gaku Tsugano

The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya #7

Oct 2010 · Yen Press · 10.99 USD; 11.99 CAD; 5.99 GBP · Manga
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In "The Day of Sagittarius I," Kyon's world unravels when he finds himself in a reality where Mikuru knows nothing of him, Yuki is a quiet, bookish girl with no trace of her usual reserve, and the S.O.S Brigade—along with Haruhi herself—has vanished without a trace. Written by Nagaru Tanigawa and Chris Pai, with art by Gaku Tsugano, this issue explores the quiet dissonance of a world that feels familiar yet fundamentally wrong, all rendered with Tsugano’s expressive, grounded style. The cover by Gaku Tsugano captures the eerie stillness of a day that shouldn’t be.

Contains 7 stories
The Day of Sagittarius I
36 pp · Science Fiction, Teen
Haruhi SuzumiyaKyonYuki NagatoMikuru AsahinaItsuku Koizumi

When the Computer Club issues a challenge to the S.O.S. Brigade for control of their beloved club room, Kyon and the others find themselves drawn into a high-stakes multiplayer space battle in the game *The Day of Sagittarius*. With Haruhi demanding victory at any cost, the team must navigate alien worlds and unexpected twists—while Yuki stays eerily calm, Mikuru tries to keep her cool, and Koizumi plays his usual enigmatic role.

The Day of Sagittarius II
31 pp · Science Fiction, Teen
Haruhi SuzumiyaKyonYuki NagatoMikuru AsahinaItsuku Koizumi

In "The Day of Sagittarius II," the usual chaos of Haruhi Suzumiya’s latest obsession takes a strange turn when Yuki Nagato’s gameplay becomes unnervingly precise—her fingers flying across the keyboard with a speed that leaves Kyon questioning what she truly is. As the line between game and reality blurs, the group finds themselves caught in a mystery that tests their trust, one where even the quietest among them might be hiding something far beyond human.

The Day of Sagittarius Aftermath
15 pp · Science Fiction, Teen
Haruhi SuzumiyaKyonYuki NagatoMikuru Asahina
The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya I
33 pp · Science Fiction, Teen
Haruhi SuzumiyaKyonYuki NagatoMikuru AsahinaItsuku KoizumiKyon's little sisterShamisen the cat
The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya II
31 pp · Science Fiction, Teen
KyonRyouko Asakura
The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya III
34 pp · Science Fiction, Teen
KyonYuki NagatoMikuru AsahinaRyouko AsakuraTsuruyaKyon's little sisterShamisen the cat

In a world where Haruhi Suzumiya never existed, Kyon finds himself unraveling a reality where Mikuru Asahina doesn’t remember him, Yuki Nagato is a quiet bookworm with no trace of her usual calm detachment, and the S.O.S Brigade has never formed. As he searches for any sign of the truth, Kyon must confront a chilling absence—not just of Haruhi, but of everything he once knew, even the memory of his little sister and her beloved Shamisen the cat.

The S.O.S. Brigade Takes the Stage
6 pp · Humor, Teen
Haruhi SuzumiyaKyonYuki NagatoMikuru AsahinaItsuki KoizumiRyouko Asakura

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Full credits

writer Chris Pai
artist, inker Gaku Tsugano
cover pencils, inks Gaku Tsugano

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