HAYATE
28 primary works
Book 21
Surf! Sun! Gratuitous bikini shots! Battle nuns! Vacationing in the Greek isles, Hayate and the gang find all this and more. While Hinagiku works up the nerve to confess her feelings, Hayate battles thieves, swindlers and reprobates bent on winning the Sanzenin family fortune…and among them is none other than his mysterious childhood love, Athena…
Book 22
Poor Hayate Ayasaki is responsible for repaying his parents' 150 million yen debt. One Christmas, he meets a girl named Nagi, and after a series of misunderstandings, he somehow ends up working as her butler. Nagi covers for Hayate's debt, but has Hayate dug himself deeper into a different kind of hole? An hilarious tale of butlers, love and battles…
In Greece, Hayate finally finds his mysterious childhood love, Athena. But Athena claims to have no memory of their past together. How could she have forgotten that weird disappearing castle with the smoke monster and the giant clock? It wasn't that many volumes ago. At any rate, if Hinagiku is ever going to confess her feelings to Hayate, she'd better do it now…
In Greece, Hayate finally finds his mysterious childhood love, Athena. But Athena claims to have no memory of their past together. How could she have forgotten that weird disappearing castle with the smoke monster and the giant clock? It wasn't that many volumes ago. At any rate, if Hinagiku is ever going to confess her feelings to Hayate, she'd better do it now…
Book 23
Hayate Ayasaki, since the tender age of 9, has busted his behind at various part-time jobs to support his degenerate gambler parents. And how do they repay their son's selfless generosity? By selling his organs to the yakuza to cover their debts. But fate throws Hayate a bone… sort of. Now the butler of a wealthy young lady, Hayate can finally pay back his debts, and it'll only take him 40 years to do it.
Out of his ever-expanding harem of love interests, Hayate has finally confessed his feelings for one special girl. But if you think it's time to cue up the happy ending, you haven't read the previous 22 volumes. Instead, our hero faces heartbreak, emotional turmoil, and a battle with a giant magic snake. This is why most protagonists of romantic-comedy manga keep their feelings to themselves.
Out of his ever-expanding harem of love interests, Hayate has finally confessed his feelings for one special girl. But if you think it's time to cue up the happy ending, you haven't read the previous 22 volumes. Instead, our hero faces heartbreak, emotional turmoil, and a battle with a giant magic snake. This is why most protagonists of romantic-comedy manga keep their feelings to themselves.
Book 24
Poor Hayate Ayasaki is responsible for repaying his parents' 150 million yen debt. One Christmas, he meets a girl named Nagi, and after a series of misunderstandings, he somehow ends up working as her butler. Nagi covers for Hayate's debt, but has Hayate dug himself deeper into a different kind of hole? A hilarious tale of butlers, love and battles (?!).
Book 25
Poor Hayate Ayasaki is responsible for repaying his parents' 150 million yen debt. One Christmas, he meets a girl named Nagi, and after a series of misunderstandings, he somehow ends up working as her butler. Nagi covers for Hayate's debt, but has Hayate dug himself deeper into a different kind of hole? A hilarious tale of butlers, love and battles (?!).
Has the impossible come to pass? Does Hayate have…a girlfriend? Or at least a girl who admits to kind of not hating him? And what's her deal, anyway? The time has come for Hayate and Athena to get honest with each other, preferably via epic flashback. Whatever is revealed, Hinagiku will be all ears…
Has the impossible come to pass? Does Hayate have…a girlfriend? Or at least a girl who admits to kind of not hating him? And what's her deal, anyway? The time has come for Hayate and Athena to get honest with each other, preferably via epic flashback. Whatever is revealed, Hinagiku will be all ears…
Book 26
Poor Hayate Ayasaki is responsible for repaying his parents' 150 million yen debt. One Christmas, he meets a girl named Nagi, and after a series of misunderstandings, he somehow ends up working as her butler. Nagi covers for Hayate's debt, but has Hayate dug himself deeper into a different kind of hole? A hilarious tale of butlers, love and battles (?!).
Book 27
Poor Hayate Ayasaki is responsible for repaying his parents' 150 million yen debt. One Christmas, he meets a girl named Nagi, and after a series of misunderstandings, he somehow ends up working as her butler. Nagi covers for Hayate's debt, but has Hayate dug himself deeper into a different kind of hole? A hilarious tale of butlers, love and battles. Whip out your screentone and your T-square, because this manga just leveled up in self-referential humor. Nagi's latest plan to make back her fortune: become a superstar manga artist! While all the cartoonists reading this cover text laugh bitterly, the poor little rich girl dives into the manga lifestyle. But will assisting a pro and working a table at a doujinshi convention start Nagi on an artistic career, or will she be forced to face the fact that her pet manga project is, to put it delicately, terrible beyond all measure?
Book 28
Poor Hayate Ayasaki is responsible for repaying his parents' 150 million yen debt. One Christmas, he meets a girl named Nagi, and after a series of misunderstandings, he somehow ends up working as her butler. Nagi covers for Hayate's debt, but has Hayate dug himself deeper into a different kind of hole? A hilarious tale of butlers, love and battles (?!).
At a real live comic-book convention, Nagi struggles to break into the manga industry while Hayate struts his stuff in maid cosplay. But Hayate's not the only one rocking a double identity. Who is the shy artist turned idol singer turning every otaku's head? Have Hayate's legions of love interests met their stiffest, most fanservicey competition yet? And why can't Hayate ever spend a nice, relaxing afternoon in drag without having to fight robots?
At a real live comic-book convention, Nagi struggles to break into the manga industry while Hayate struts his stuff in maid cosplay. But Hayate's not the only one rocking a double identity. Who is the shy artist turned idol singer turning every otaku's head? Have Hayate's legions of love interests met their stiffest, most fanservicey competition yet? And why can't Hayate ever spend a nice, relaxing afternoon in drag without having to fight robots?