Onii-chama wa ouji-sama (13 Jun. 2006)
"Ôran kôkô hosutobu" Onii-chama wa ouji-sama (original title)

The Host Club handles sibling issues between Ouran's Prince of Darkness and his light-loving little sister, Kirimi.

Directors:

Shin Matsuo, Takuya Igarashi

Writers:

Bisuko Hatori (manga series), Yoji Enokido (screenplay),

Stars:

Maaya Sakamoto, Mamoru Miyano, Masaya Matsukaze

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Maaya Sakamoto	...	Haruhi Fujioka (voice)
Mamoru Miyano	...	Tamaki Suou (voice)
Masaya Matsukaze	...	Kyoya Otori (voice)
Ken'ichi Suzumura	...	Hikaru Hitachiin (voice)
Yoshinori Fujita	...	Kaoru Hitachiin (voice)
Ayaka Saito	...	Mitsukuni Haninozuka (voice)
Daisuke Kirii	...	Takashi Morinozuka (voice)
Kozue Yoshizumi	...	Renge Hôshakuji (voice)
Yûji Ueda	...	Umehito Nekozawa (voice)
Kurumi Mamiya	...	Nekozawa Kirimi (voice)
Tomoko Kawakami	...	Kuretake (voice)
Mantarô Iwao	...	Kadomatsu (voice)
Caitlin Glass	...	Haruhi Fujioka (voice)
Vic Mignogna	...	Tamaki Suou (voice)
J. Michael Tatum	...	Kyoya Otori (voice)

Storyline

Tamaki acquires a little sister when Kirimi Nekozawa comes to Host Club looking for her older brother. Her true brother, however, is Umehito Nekozawa, president of The Black Magic Club. Sadly, while these siblings long to know each other, Umehito is light-sensitive and must forever live enwrapped in darkness while Kirimi is deathly afraid of both darkness and cats (but loves erotic literature). Tamaki makes it Host Club's duty to bring these siblings together - and who better to pull off a transformation to bring Umehito out of the darkness than Renge (even though Haruhi warns that their over-the-top efforts are only making things worse).

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Plot Keywords:

class difference | academy | honor student | rose | hand puppet | 

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Genres:

Animation | Comedy | Romance

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Details

Release Date:

13 June 2006 (Japan)

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Quotes

Kuretake: It's a tragedy that these two siblings are such polar opposites. As a result, they have come to be known as the Nekozawa family's Romeo and Juliet.
Haruhi Fujioka: But Romeo and Juliet weren't brother and sister. I think THEIR situation was a little different.

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