Kip. 7: A Man's Fight

Wataru, who is infatuated with Isumi, challenges Hayate, whom he perceives as a rival, to a duel. Hayate loses to Wataru on purpose, hoping for a romantic conclusion between Wataru and Isumi that will allow Nagi to break off her unwanted engagement. However, his overly obvious act ends up hurting Wataru's feelings. In order to reach Wataru and apologize, Hayate, together with Isumi and Nagi, must brave the Tokyo subway system. Afterward, Nagi has Hayate to deliver a bag of videos to Wataru. In the city, Hayate met Wataru's maid Saki Kijima and she leads the way to Wataru's video store, revealing that Wataru dreams of running a successful doujinshi business. As Hayate apologizes to Wataru, he wants to become a member of the video store, until Wataru finds out that he already is registered. Hayate found out that it was his father, Shun Ayasaki, who did not return the videos he rented, and then Hayate depressed that he should pay the money for the video rent. (Source: Wikipedia)
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