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Girl of My Dreams Stolen
Wataru was walking in town and noticed someone - Isumi. She was in school uniform (Shiomi High School, Hayate's original school) for the "first" time, so Wataru thought that was erotic. Wataru then realized the paradox of this: Isumi is RICH! She doesn't need to go to a dumb ol' high school. He tried to stalk her but failed, thanks to the Narrator. Wataru went straight to Nagi and she made it worse. She said that Isumi probably went to another school (they didn't know where yet) to meet another guy. This thunderstruck him. He ran off to find Isumi and Hayate and Maria were unsheathed a hidden tunnel (used for eavesdropping). Nagi thought this was interesting so she told Hayate to go find out whats happening.

In Wataru's movie store, Saki notices that a few DVDs were misplaced. She told Wataru this and he tries to place it back... in the wrong place. She wanted to find out what Wataru so glum, so she stormed out the door and announced her plan and tripped. Hayate appeared and told Saki the story in a cafe or something. Wataru was listlessly walking down the road and Saki and Hayate noticed him. They followed him onto a bus and watched him attentively. When the bus announced that it's stopping at Shiomi Municipal High School, Wataru remembered his elevator eyes looking at Isumi. He noted a sticker which represented Shiomi HS and got off. Hayate and Saki parachuted out.

Wataru was banging and complaining to the gates of the school. Saki was having an emotional outburst of Wataru being a child and that he's willing to do so much for another girl. Seeing as the school was once his (Hayate's) school, Hayate said he knew how to get in... Saki appeared and undermined Wataru for not telling her what's wrong. She said that she knew a way to get in (by Hayate) through fences - it had a hole in it. Unfortunately (or fortunately), the hole was somehow fixed. Luckily, Hamster OmNomNom-tan [Nishizawa] (Musashi Quality reference) appeared and revealed + opened the small hole on the fence.

Since Nishizawa was there, Saki and Wataru asked if she could show them around, which she said yes. There were gangs and gangs with a female leader, time travelers, and etc. After that, Nishizawa ditched them to buy some bread. Meanwhile, Isumi was doing some extracurricular activities, trying to... search for something? In the end, Wataru was able to find Isumi... but oh no! She was waiting with a towel for a baseball player [Captain]!

Hayate was snidely (cough) moving around and was noticed by Nishizawa. They had a odd conversation and more or less ended with her telling a story about ghosts in Shiomi. Hearing this, Hayate got the idea that Isumi is probably there to exorcise a ghost. Going back to Wataru, he was VERY peeved off to see that Isumi was with another guy... earnestly trying to hand a towel to the Captain. He just couldn't stand it so he ran off. When Isumi was about to give the towel to the Captain, a ghost appeared - no b***h can give a towel to her beloved Captain. Isumi told the ghost that she could let her (ghost) use her (Isumi's) body if she (ghost) wants to.

Saki went after Wataru and gave a speech, telling him to fight for Isumi's towel. He was fired up by this and ran back to challenge the Captain. When Wataru told the Captain about this, the ghost was angered and just wanted to wipe the Captain's sweat. Oddly enough, the Captain accepts. Wataru lost (and was shocked) and the ghost (in Isumi's body) wiped the sweat off of the Captain's head. The Captain thanked her, so the ghost was happy and was able to move on. Isumi was about to fall down, Hayate luckily caught her and held her as if she was his girl :( Saki did the same for Wataru... but that didn't really look right. Later on, Saki complimented that Wataru was a manlier man then any man she's seen (today) and went with him to the empty store to fix up the DVDs. Lastly, Hayate told Nagi (with Maria) about what happened with the ghost and all. Wasn't really much of a big news to her.

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Well, this episode kinda shone on me a new light of Saki; she looked more cuter in it. Ironically, shouta (little boys) don't really appeal to me. Throughout this episode, I wondered if Saki loves Wataru or not. I mean seriously, she seems to care for him way too much - more than a mom in my opinion, but who knows. When I really think about it, I think I read that the episode with Hayate becoming a Super Butler was the final, combat-filled episode. That REALLY sucks as I enjoyed the fighting and stuff. Comedy's one thing, but comedy AND fighting are a whole new thing.