The powerful flower refers, of course, to Hinagiku which apparently means daisy (en). IIRC I first heard this chara song in the anime when Hinagiku debutted in her Revolutionary Girl Utena cosplay. This single was on sale back in August last year when I was visiting Tokyo on the occasion of Comiket 72 but I hadn’t fallen under the spell of Hinagiku yet. Though I downloaded it a few months ago, it’s nice to have the chara CD in my physical possession. And, well, better late than never. Ahaha~♥
Archive for the 'hayate no gotoku' Category
Hayate, Nagi and Maria holiday on Mykonos; our hero time slips back to a time of an even loli-er Nagi to save her from mafia assassins (whose Italian speech consists of a string of pasta names LOL). Meanwhile Nishizawa and our great pinkhaired goddess Hinagiku visit Cappadocia and the Parthenon.
Nagi sends Hayate out on an errand in order to prepare a surprise ‘Congratulations on your promotion to the next level of high school’ party. But not before saying some hurtful things. With her words in his mind, an elite butler courier firm attempts to headhunt Hayate, promising to pay off his debts. Hina-chan thinks about how she’d like to congratulate Hayate too.
Nagi and Nishizawa join forces in a quiz battle; former wants to win the Hayate-shaped trophy, latter wants to share the prize ticket of all you can eat shabu shabu with Hayate. But standing in their way are Miki and Hinagiku (who only appear after the eye catch though).
Episode 49 has just the above still of our great goddess Hinagiku; it was centred on the idiot trio from the student council - the first half was about the movie club (based on manga Vol.10 Ch 8 [C104?]) but with the added element of saving the club from Kazuha-sama; the second half told meaningless stories led by Risa (based on manga Vol.12 Ch 10 [C128?]) which this episode exemplifies and the anime series as a whole sometimes feels like. OTL