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Based on a 20-volume manga by Kaori Yuki, the three animated episodes loosely follow the first story arc but were intended more as an introduction to the manga than a formal adaptation of it. Given that, ending on something of a cliffhanger may have been deliberate, as suggested by its final “Game Over or Continue” screenshot. It does resolve enough of its presented storyline to achieve at least some degree of closure, but really this is really just the beginning of the story, and several important points (such as how the “Evils” referred to in the animation are actually a separate race) do not get adequately explained.
Other than that, the last volume is a smashing success. The “computer duel” episode provides great fun as it rounds out the simmering resentment of the Computer Club and recaptures the playful, enthusiastic spirit that helped make the series so great, but the real gem is the school festival episode, which shows the series at its very best. Those who watch it carefully in the first half might notice important events going on in the backgrounds of several scenes as more ordinary school festival occurrences progress in the foreground, events which set up what is unquestionably the series' best individual scene: Haruhi's on-stage performance with ENOZ. Just watching the reactions of Kyon and the crowd around him can be a blast, but they pale in comparison to the great rock songs “God Knows” and “Lost My Music” and the beautifully meticulous animation of their performances.
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