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Originally Posted by Heatth

Well, I think he is awesome in the novel too. Though Sugita really does a exellent job (I am kinda going to watch Kannon onlt because of him).

But, about the 'unreliable narrator' part. Sure, he certanly don't say all he can about his personal feelings, as Disappearance can show us very well. But some seens to act as he is aways lieing, even whe describing something. Why people get this idea? There is some point in the books he does something like that? I so, where?

Spoiler for Novel spoilers:

Novel 4 does a pretty good of explaining why Kyon is an unreliable narrator. Kyon is downright bi-polar near the end of the final chapter of that novel.