This year's 15th issue of Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine is announcing on Wednesday that Kenjirou Hata's Hayate the Combat Butler (Hayate no Gotoku!) manga will end in six chapters. k6x4z

Hata teased in November that he wants to start a new series this year.

The wraparound jacket band on the 48th compiled volume of Hayate the Combat Butler confirmed in May that the manga's story was approaching its climax. Weekly Shonen Sunday then announced in October that the manga was entering its final arc on November 16.

Viz Media is publishing the manga in North America, and it describes the series:

Hardworking Hayate has a plan to pay back the yakuza--who are now the legal owners of his body parts: he'll kidnap someone and ransom them for a mountain of money! But things get tricky when his would-be kidnappee--who as luck would have it is the daughter of a mind-bogglingly wealthy family--mistakes Hayate's actions for a confession of love, and subsequently hires him to be her personal servant. At least his employment future is secure, or so he thinks...

Hata launched the manga in Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine in 2004, and Shogakukan published the manga's 50th volume on February 17. Viz Media published the manga's 29th volume in North America on February 14.

The manga has inspired four television anime seasons in 2007, 2009, 2012, and 2013, as well as a three-episode OVA in 2014. The manga also inspired the Hayate the Combat Butler! Heaven Is a Place on Earth anime film in 2011.

Crunchyroll streamed all four series. Bandai Entertainment licensed the first series and released it on DVD in 2009. Sentai Filmworks licensed all four seasons and the film, and released all of them throughout 2015.

source: animenewsnetwork

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