Yuki NAGATO
Gender: Female
Hair Color: Purple
Rank #155
Rank #1,403
Yuki Nagato is quite the strong, silent type. Any time she's not being roped into Haruhi's antics, she can be found sitting by herself, flipping through whatever book she may be reading. Though she may lack in conversational skills, she possesses a vast intellect and usually explains things in a manner more complex than necessary. She is fairly emotionless, though if someone were to pay close attention, they might be able to figure out what's going through her head.
Eye color
Brown
Birthday
November 18
Anime Roles
| Melancholy of Haruhi-chan Suzumiya | Main |
jp.
Minori CHIHARA
en.
Michelle RUFF
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| Nyoron! Churuya-san | Secondary |
jp.
Minori CHIHARA
en.
Michelle RUFF
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| The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya | Main |
jp.
Minori CHIHARA
en.
Michelle RUFF
de.
Julia MEYNEN
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| The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan | Main |
jp.
Minori CHIHARA
en.
Michelle RUFF
|
| The Disappearance of Nagato Yuki-chan OVA | Main |
jp.
Minori CHIHARA
|
| The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya | Main |
jp.
Minori CHIHARA
en.
Michelle RUFF
fr.
Laëtitia GODES
de.
Julia MEYNEN
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| The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya (2009) | Main |
jp.
Minori CHIHARA
en.
Michelle RUFF
fr.
Laëtitia GODES
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looks better with glasses tbh
My waifu! Figures I'd choose an alien-human interface to direct my affections to, but it's too late now, I'm committed. :)
Along with the movie, I LOVED her in the episode "The Day of Sagittarius" where she pulled out the rug out from the Computer Club's shenanigans!
Finally, Minori Chihara's voice is sooooo good.
This is one of those characters that you really need to watch carefully, her change throughout the series is subtle but heartbreaking, especially in the endless 8 arc where she is in despair, stuck reliving a period of time over and over, unable to do anything but observe it whilst everyone around her is happy.
in the manga she is asked to write a story and there's a part that gives you an insight into her;"...just as I was trying to return to where I belonged, something white began falling from the sky; many small unstable water crystals. They were one of the wonders that fill all of space time, this world is overflowing with wonders. I stood there, still. The passage of time lost all meaning. That wondrous stuff continued to fall, piling up like cotton. I decided that would be my name. So I thought, and in thinking so, I became a ghost no longer."
oh god she’s so amazing you don’t understand.
Might be an unpopular opinion, but aside from "Disappearance", Yuki's character development does nothing for me - it's just a dime-a-dozen "emotionless girl learns how to feel and be more human" Rei Ayanami ripoff. The Yuki I enjoy is the one who gets into funny shennanigans with the rest of the SOS Brigade while still keeping her unemotional compsure, the one who fights like a BAMF, even the one who is besties with Asakura in the AU spinoff series.