Kyon

Character profile

Kyon

キョン

Kyon is a main character in The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya (2006). This page lists 7 anime and 18 manga, voiced by Tomokazu Sugita (JAPANESE) and Crispin Freeman (ENGLISH).

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About Kyon

Kyon is a first-year high school student enrolled in North High, and his real name is unknown; instead being referred to by everyone by the nickname "Kyon". This nickname was created for him by his aunt and then spread by his little sister. He is quite cynical and doesn't believe in anything interesting like aliens, time travelers, or espers. But his curiosity gets the better of him when he tries to talk to a new student, Haruhi Suzumiya. She ends up forming the SOS Brigade and drags Kyon into it, where he tries his best to stop Haruhi from causing too much trouble. Kyon is the second person to join the SOS Brigade, and is the "fourth seat" of the group.

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Kyon is a first-year high school student enrolled in North High, and his real name is unknown; instead being referred to by everyone by the nickname "Kyon". This nickname was created for him by his aunt and then spread by his little sister. He is quite cynical and doesn't believe in anything interesting like aliens, time travelers, or espers. But his curiosity gets the better of him when he tries to talk to a new student, Haruhi Suzumiya. She ends up forming the SOS Brigade and drags Kyon into it, where he tries his best to stop Haruhi from causing too much trouble. Kyon is the second person to join the SOS Brigade, and is the "fourth seat" of the group. He is the only member of the group who is "normal", having no special abilities at all.

Gender
Male
Age
16-17
Height
170 cm (5'7")
Occupation
Student (grade 10-11)
Also known as
John Smith

Anime appearances

Series, films and specials featuring this character.

Manga appearances

Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.

Voices behind the character

Voice actors across languages.