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suzuvmi is a sensitive person, shy, smart, insecure, self conscious and an editor.

They are suffering in private and been enduring it a lot, but they can be happy sometimes

Loves cat and been obsessed with death. They love being alone and loves darkness
suzuvmi is a sensitive person, shy, smart, insecure, self conscious and an editor.

They are suffering in private and been enduring it a lot, but they can be happy sometimes

Loves cat and been obsessed with death. They love being alone and loves darkness
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haruhi suzumiya

A character in the anime show "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya." She is an energetic person who has a sense that everything revolves around her. Coincidentally, she is the unquestioned controller of the universe. Although it is unknown to her, her mood can outbreak the destruction of the world.
If we lose the baseball game, Haruhi Suzumiya will make more closed space and destroy our universe.
haruhi suzumiya by Steve Whalls July 13, 2007

The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya

1.The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya is the first Japanese light novel in the Haruhi Suzumiya series written by Japanese author Nagaru Tanigawa and illustrated by Japanese artist Noizi Ito. It received immense popularity in Japan, and following the production of the animu, it extended its reach toward Western audiences. The characters are known for their distinct personalities. Haruhi Suzumiya is a yandere given the powers of God, Kyon repeatedly slaps himself in the face, Koizumi Itsuki makes faggot smiles at Kyon, Yuki Nagato reads books and slaughters aliens in her spare time, and Mikuru Asahina - the shining star of the series - has set the precedent for moe characters in much of Japanese media following the airing of the animu.
See also: Haruhi-ism
Person 1: Hey, that dipshit over there hates The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya!
Person 2: What?! Give me that AK-47 over there, I'm gonna fuck him up.

The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya

A Japanese Manga (comic book) and Anime series that many white American children pretend to love in order to project their fake-japanese (Wapanese) image. An otaku (Japanese term for geek) in an anime series called Lucky Star was a huge fan of Haruhi Suzumiya, and so every Wapanese feels like they have to be, too.

It is actually one of the most boring, slow and inane series ever, and it is likely to put you to sleep.
Wapanese: "Did you see that? That was just like that part in The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya! Sugoi!"

Normal American: "Which part?"

Wapanese: "If you don't know, you're just a baka!"

Normal American: "You've never actually seen Haruhi, have you?"

The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya

Worst fucking series ever. It's not entertaining in any way and has annoying as hell voice acting. This series, for whatever the fuck reason, became extremely popular and has an enormous fanbase. The saddest and most pathetic thing about this series is that it tires VERY VERY HARD to make you laugh, and it falls flat on it's ass and fails. Of course all the wapanese and Otakus will argue that this series is "unique" or "original", and I’ll give them that, but keep in mind, being those things doesn't mean it's any GOOD! Fuck this series.
Wapanese kid: ZOMGZ! Dis iS FUUUNY!!

Otaku kid: I KNOWZ!!!11 I LOLLED WEHN DA THING KNOWZ IT'S A FILM AND MAKES FUN OF ITSELF!!!!111

Me: What the hell you two!? This shit isn't funny at all it's just pathetic and stupid. Whatever you guys watch this shit, I’m gonna go watch Hot Fuzz.

The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya blows ass.
Suzumi is funny asf!!!!!
Wow look at the girl,Suzumi is fire!!!
Suzumi by UwU!! November 24, 2021
Suzumi is the most awesome of awesome Japanese name.Very rare so you gotta be proud of yourself if you ever meet a Suzumi.
Suzumi is eating ramen now.
Suzumi by UwU!! December 21, 2021
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