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An animated film adaptation entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku! Heaven is a Place on Earth'', produced by Creator/{{Manglobe}} (''Anime/SamuraiChamploo'') and written by Yasuko Kobayashi (''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana''), was released on August 27th, 2011.
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An animated film adaptation entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku! Heaven is a Place on Earth'', produced by Creator/{{Manglobe}} (''Anime/SamuraiChamploo'') and written by Yasuko Kobayashi (''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana''), (''Literature/ShakuganNoShana''), was released on August 27th, 2011.
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The third season entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku: Can't Take My Eyes Off You!'' is an independent anime written by the author. It was aired as a part of the Fall2012Anime season.
The fourth season entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku: Cuties'', aired as a part of the Spring2013Anime season.
The fourth season entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku: Cuties'', aired as a part of the Spring2013Anime season.
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The third season entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku: Can't Take My Eyes Off You!'' is an independent anime written by the author. It was aired as a part of the Fall2012Anime Fall 2012 season.
The fourth season entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku: Cuties'', aired as a part of theSpring2013Anime Spring 2013 season.
The fourth season entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku: Cuties'', aired as a part of the
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->'''Hayate''': When reading this ''Hayate the Combat Butler'' trope entry, [[ContentWarnings make sure to read this from a decent distance away from the computer screen in a well-lit room.]]
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->'''Hayate''': When reading this ''Hayate the Combat Butler'' trope entry, [[ContentWarnings make sure to read this from a decent distance away from the computer screen in a well-lit room.]]
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See also: ''Manga/SoreGaSeiyuu'', which [[SharedUniverse takes place in the same universe]], is drawn by the same artist, and written by [[Creator/MasumiAsano one of the series' voice actresses]].
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See also: ''Manga/SoreGaSeiyuu'', ''Manga/SeiyusLife'', which [[SharedUniverse takes place in the same universe]], is drawn by the same artist, and written by [[Creator/MasumiAsano one of the series' voice actresses]].
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While it sounds like the setup for a gooey romantic comedy (and sometimes the series is just that), this manga drawn by Kenjiro Hata between 2004 and 2017 in the Weekly Shounen Sunday refuses to take anything in its universe the slightest bit seriously. [[PaintingTheMedium Characters routinely reference the fictional nature of their existence]], [[ShoutOut thinly-veiled parodies of characters]] from other series wander on and offscreen for no reason, and [[RefugeInAudacity people do otherwise illogical things for the express purpose of "advancing the plot."]]
But then, there is a {{story arc}} in the {{manga}} as well; events that were originally just jokes have had their backstories explained; and there is a continual thread involving Hayate's past and the origins of his abilities, Nagi's mother, a MineralMacGuffin, the Sanzenin and Tachibana family, a girl and a magical castle.
But then, there is a {{story arc}} in the {{manga}} as well; events that were originally just jokes have had their backstories explained; and there is a continual thread involving Hayate's past and the origins of his abilities, Nagi's mother, a MineralMacGuffin, the Sanzenin and Tachibana family, a girl and a magical castle.
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While it sounds like the setup for a gooey romantic comedy (and sometimes the series is just that), this manga drawn by Kenjiro Hata between Hata, which originally ran from 2004 and to 2017 in the Weekly Shounen Sunday ''Magazine/ShonenSunday'', refuses to take anything in its universe the slightest bit seriously. [[PaintingTheMedium Characters routinely reference the fictional nature of their existence]], [[ShoutOut thinly-veiled parodies of characters]] from other series wander on and offscreen for no reason, and [[RefugeInAudacity people do otherwise illogical things for the express purpose of "advancing the plot."]]
But then, there is a {{story arc}} in the{{manga}} manga as well; events that were originally just jokes have had their backstories explained; and there is a continual thread involving Hayate's past and the origins of his abilities, Nagi's mother, a MineralMacGuffin, the Sanzenin and Tachibana family, a girl and a magical castle.
But then, there is a {{story arc}} in the
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While it sounds like the setup for a gooey romantic comedy (and sometimes the series is just that), this manga drawn by Kenjirou Hara between 2004 and 2017 in the Weekly Shounen Sunday refuses to take anything in its universe the slightest bit seriously. [[PaintingTheMedium Characters routinely reference the fictional nature of their existence]], [[ShoutOut thinly-veiled parodies of characters]] from other series wander on and offscreen for no reason, and [[RefugeInAudacity people do otherwise illogical things for the express purpose of "advancing the plot."]]
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While it sounds like the setup for a gooey romantic comedy (and sometimes the series is just that), this manga drawn by Kenjirou Hara Kenjiro Hata between 2004 and 2017 in the Weekly Shounen Sunday refuses to take anything in its universe the slightest bit seriously. [[PaintingTheMedium Characters routinely reference the fictional nature of their existence]], [[ShoutOut thinly-veiled parodies of characters]] from other series wander on and offscreen for no reason, and [[RefugeInAudacity people do otherwise illogical things for the express purpose of "advancing the plot."]]
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An animated film adaptation entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku! Heaven is a Place on Earth'', produced by Creator/{{Manglobe}} (''Anime/SamuraiChamploo'') and written by Kobayashi Yasuko (''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana''), was released on August 27th, 2011.
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An animated film adaptation entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku! Heaven is a Place on Earth'', produced by Creator/{{Manglobe}} (''Anime/SamuraiChamploo'') and written by Yasuko Kobayashi Yasuko (''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana''), was released on August 27th, 2011.
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->'''Nagi''': "Got it?"
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->'''Nagi''': "Got it?"
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An animated film adaptation entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku! Heaven is a Place on Earth'', produced by Creator/{{Manglobe}} (''Anime/SamuraiChamploo'') and written by Koboyashi Yasuko (''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana''), was released on August 27th, 2011.
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An animated film adaptation entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku! Heaven is a Place on Earth'', produced by Creator/{{Manglobe}} (''Anime/SamuraiChamploo'') and written by Koboyashi Kobayashi Yasuko (''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana''), was released on August 27th, 2011.
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The fourth season entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku: Cuties'', airs as a part of the Spring2013Anime season.
The {{anime}} has been licensed by Bandai Entertainment. Unfortunately, the creator and syndicators released the series subbed-only after it had released on TV, having already felt that the manga would not be a big hit and not expecting any further luck, and the company subsequently shut down in 2013. There is a dub made by Red Angel Media, [[NoExportForYou although it is limited to the Southeast Asian viewers]].
Part of Season 1 and all of Season 2 is available on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/hayate-the-combat-butler-season-1-2 Crunchyroll]].Season 3 and 4 are also available on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/hayate-the-combat-butler/videos Crunchyroll]]
The {{anime}} has been licensed by Bandai Entertainment. Unfortunately, the creator and syndicators released the series subbed-only after it had released on TV, having already felt that the manga would not be a big hit and not expecting any further luck, and the company subsequently shut down in 2013. There is a dub made by Red Angel Media, [[NoExportForYou although it is limited to the Southeast Asian viewers]].
Part of Season 1 and all of Season 2 is available on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/hayate-the-combat-butler-season-1-2 Crunchyroll]].Season 3 and 4 are also available on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/hayate-the-combat-butler/videos Crunchyroll]]
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The fourth season entitled ''Hayate no Gotoku: Cuties'', airs aired as a part of the Spring2013Anime season.
The first season of the {{anime}}has been was licensed by Bandai Entertainment. Unfortunately, the creator and syndicators released the series subbed-only after it had released on TV, having already felt that the manga would not be a big hit and not expecting any further luck, and the company subsequently shut down in 2013. There is a dub made by Red Angel Media, [[NoExportForYou although it is limited to the Southeast Asian viewers]].
viewers]]. Some years after Bandai's closure, Creator/SentaiFilmworks stepped in and eventually released the entire series online and via home video (again, sub-only).
Part of Season 1 and all of Season 2 is available on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/hayate-the-combat-butler-season-1-2 Crunchyroll]]. Season 3 and 4 are also available on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/hayate-the-combat-butler/videos Crunchyroll]]
The first season of the {{anime}}
Part of Season 1 and all of Season 2 is available on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/hayate-the-combat-butler-season-1-2 Crunchyroll]]. Season 3 and 4 are also available on [[http://www.crunchyroll.com/hayate-the-combat-butler/videos Crunchyroll]]
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The third season entitled ''Hayate No Gotoku: Can't Take My Eyes Off You!'' is an independent anime written by the author. It was aired as a part of the Fall2012Anime season.
The fourth season entitled ''Hayate No Gotoku: Cuties'', airs as a part of the Spring2013Anime season.
The fourth season entitled ''Hayate No Gotoku: Cuties'', airs as a part of the Spring2013Anime season.
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The third season entitled ''Hayate No no Gotoku: Can't Take My Eyes Off You!'' is an independent anime written by the author. It was aired as a part of the Fall2012Anime season.
The fourth season entitled ''HayateNo no Gotoku: Cuties'', airs as a part of the Spring2013Anime season.
The fourth season entitled ''Hayate
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While it sounds like the setup for a gooey romantic comedy (and sometimes the series is just that) ''Hayate'' that), this manga drawn by Kenjirou Hara between 2004 and 2017 in the Weekly Shounen Sunday refuses to take anything in its universe the slightest bit seriously. [[PaintingTheMedium Characters routinely reference the fictional nature of their existence]], [[ShoutOut thinly-veiled parodies of characters]] from other series wander on and offscreen for no reason, and [[RefugeInAudacity people do otherwise illogical things for the express purpose of "advancing the plot."]]
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The first season of the anime, animated by Synergy SP, aired in 2007, and follows the {{manga}} up to a certain point, after which it adds a bunch of {{filler}} and creates [[AdaptationInducedPlotHole plot holes]] for those who watched the season that followed.
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The first season of the anime, animated by Synergy SP, aired in 2007, and follows the {{manga}} manga up to a certain point, after which it adds a bunch of {{filler}} and creates [[AdaptationInducedPlotHole plot holes]] for those who watched the season that followed.
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''Hayate the Combat Butler'' [[http://websunday.net/news/17030811.html concluded]] in April 2017, with 568 chapters.
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''Hayate the Combat Butler'' [[http://websunday.net/news/17030811.html concluded]] concluded in April 2017, with 568 chapters.
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''Not'' to be confused with ''Manga/BlackButler''.
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''Hayate the Combat Butler'' [[http://websunday.net/news/17030811.html will conclude]] in April 2017.
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''Hayate the Combat Butler'' [[http://websunday.net/news/17030811.html will conclude]] concluded]] in April 2017.
2017, with 568 chapters.