But now that I finished Episode 24 and the OVA, I feel a sort of loneliness.
It's sad knowing I won't see the characters again, in their real forms (this not including fanfare and the like), sort of like when I finished reading the Harry Potter series.
I truly enjoyed the anime more than any previous, without a doubt.
The characters were brilliant and deep, the voice actors (Japanese) were all fantastic, and the music was always perfectly suiting to the scenes.
From a critic's point of view, it was an anime about nothing that contained everything, and was brilliant from every in-joke to every blatant anime face.
From a fan's point of view, hearing Kagami say "I want to have sex with Konata" was probably the best thing I've ever heard in my life.
As for the abrupt ending, I -did- feel slightly cheated, considering no real tasks had been accomplished and no real enemies overcome. But in the same breath, those two facts made the anime rather enjoyable to watch.
It was an accurate representation of real life, mainly just a plotless story loosely tied around aging and making friends while doing nothing of real importance to anybody but the people who can watch you grow.

And then suddenly, it was done with, and I won't ever see it again.


I can safely say that, being composed mainly of multiple small story arcs, all of which were tied up without any characters being removed, this anime could probably go on for all of time.

But I know it won't.

And that's the only bad thing about Lucky Star.

EDIT: Did I mention that Misao Kusakabe is the cutest fucking thing on the planet?