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Hayate, Nagi and the gang spend the last days of summer break at Nishizawa's countryside vacation home. But a mysterious spirit has concocted a scheme to separate the butler from his young mistress.
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Hayate, Nagi and the gang spend the last days of summer break at Nishizawa's countryside vacation home. But a mysterious spirit has concocted a scheme to separate the butler from his young mistress.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Animation, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Yasuko Kobayashi
In Theaters:8/27/2011
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Manglobe, Geneon Universal Entertainment, TV Tokyo, Shogakukan, movic
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