Ouran High School Host Club (Original Japanese Version)

After Haruhi literally stumbles in on the Ouran Host Club and breaks an expensive vase, she discovers there’s only one way she’ll ever be able to pay for the damage - working as a Host!

Haruhi’s fickle client seems to have a new favorite Host every week. With a formal party right around the corner, Tamaki masterminds a scheme to help her settle down with the right guy once and for all.

With Ouran Academy’s physical exam threatening to expose Haruhi’s secret, Tamaki is forced to utilize some diversionary tactics.

Renge, an intense young woman obsessed with dating sims, declares herself the Host Club’s new manager! Her first order of business: give each of the Hosts a “dark side.”

When Haruhi divulges the secret of how she can tell Hikaru from Kaoru, their sibling rivalry quickly spirals out of control.

Tamaki takes an elementary school student as his apprentice, but the kid’s brutal honesty has everyone’s heads spinning!

With Honey missing, the Hosts’ vacation turns into a search and rescue mission! But between alligator attacks and the onslaught of a private police force, who will save the rescuers?

While at the beach, the twins make a game of finding ways to scare Haruhi! From haunted caves to beachside bullies, the newest member of the Host Club proves as fearless as they come.

The Zuka Club drops in to check out the notorious Hosts - and they aren’t impressed. In fact, they have every intention of stealing Haruhi away from the boys.

Tamaki and the boys investigate Haruhi’s “aggregate commoner dwelling.” Though the apartment’s a tight fit, there’s more than enough room for the special kind of trouble that follows the Hosts around!

Nekozawa is famously sensitive to light and his baby sister is terrified of the dark. To bring them together, Renge sets out to reinvent gloomy Nekozawa into a dreamy prince!

Mori makes Honey go sugar-free after the cutie gets a cavity, and it doesn’t take long for the littlest Host to turn against his friend!

Haruhi finds herself wandering a weird version of Ouran Academy that can only be described as a Wonderland! Appropriately, Tamaki plays the part of the Mad Hatter.

The Newspaper Club wants to run a story on the Hosts in order to boost readership. Unfortunately, the editor’s grudge against Tamaki could cause the guys to end up with some paper cuts.

The boys pay a visit to the bed and breakfast where Haruhi works part-time. But with just one room available, only the Host who can charm Haruhi’s boss the most will win a good night’s sleep!

To teach his twin a lesson about relationships, Kaoru sends Hikaru and Haruhi on a little date. Hopefully, Hikaru can finally show everyone he’s capable of being thoughtful of others!

Kyoya finds himself spending a day at a department store with Haruhi. He’s in a bad mood and completely out of his element, offering Haruhi a rare glimpse behind his polished demeanor.

The cutest little Host is a lethal fighting machine! Well, he used to be. Honey’s decision to abandon martial arts and pursue a life of luxury has his intense younger brother seething with rage!

The Hosts take action to rescue Haruhi after Benio manipulates her into taking the lead role in Lobelia’s extravagant musical production.

When Tamaki asked Hikaru and Kaoru to be inaugural members of the Host Club, they showed him just how difficult they could be.

Haruhi’s classmates hold a Halloween competition to find out who can be the most horrifying! Terror waits around every corner, but the fear in Kaoru’s heart has nothing to do with ghosts or ghouls.

Bad boy Kasanoda’s hoping Mori can help him make some friends. After some time with the Hosts, the tough guy starts looking at things differently - and he’s looking at Haruhi in a whole new way, too!

Now that Kasanoda’s hooked on Haruhi, his constant presence in the music room is stirring some troubling emotions in the hearts of a few Hosts.

Tamaki and Kyoya have built a solid - if unlikely - friendship by utilizing each other’s strengths, but there was a time when the two boys were more likely to strangle each other than team up to rule the school.