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...voted for Kyon and Nagato...
Never before have I had such a vicarious experience when listening to a narrator than when I saw the first episode of this show...I actually make the exact same kind of comments as Kyon's whenever I film a video project for school. I relate to Kyon, because I'm as cynical, sarcastic, and borderline-vapid as he is: and yet, I'd like to believe that I'm just as lovable. Not that I am, really...
As for Nagato, well...at first, her enigmatic quality seemed a bit too overdone, but now that I've read the translation of the first novel, I can safely say that her gradual steps towards becoming a more "human" character are worth the wait. Watching Yuki's personification process is almost as gratifying as watching in amazement as my PC miraculously sprouts thick arms and begins choking me violently--wait, what?
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---K Millz
(Pretend that was handwritten in an ornate, cursive fashion, perhaps using a fountain pen. So there you have it. My signature.)
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