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Whenever a “I might get fired” situation pops up (or in this case, a “I’m fired” situation), Hayate goes into a sudden, comedic shocked\/sad pose, like this:<\/p>\n
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So why, then, does Hayate skip this altogether and jump straight to “Klaus-san, let’s go find a new place to work together!”??<\/p>\n
First of all, as mentioned above, he passes over the “Oh shit” stage.<\/p>\n
Next, though the “Klaus doesn’t like me” idea not popping into Hayate’s mind can be excused (it’s happened quite a lot, so…), the fact that Hayate is so enthusiastic about working is just plain weird.<\/p>\n
Season one showed a “strong master-butler bond that can never be broken” (something like that), and now we get “screw Nagi, I need to get a job ASAP to pay off my debt,” the kind of logic that Hayate started out with at the Sanzenin estate in season one. \u00a0There’s no hesitation on Hayate’s part, nothing to show that the “I’ll protect you” butler-master bond is there. \u00a0He ain’t dedicated to Nagi as a butler, but as a debtor – an idea that’s totally out of the character of “Hayate” that season one took 52 episodes to build up.<\/p>\n
Finally, though, as I mentioned before, it’s okay that Hayate is ignorant of Klaus’s hatred of him, it’s not okay that he’s suggesting a duo with Klaus. \u00a0Since when did Hayate feel sympathy for the old broken-down butler? \u00a0Uh… never? \u00a0It has always been, “Hey Klaus, what the hell are you doing, sending a nursing robot after me?” and things like that.<\/p>\n
tl;dr: Hayate ain’t Hayate in episode 2.<\/p>\n
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And a more optimistic evaluation…<\/p>\n
Good humor, good scenes. \u00a0fin.<\/p>\n
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