History Awesome / OuranHighSchoolHostClub

* The twins, Episode 5, revealing that they're {{Magnificent Bastard}}s on Kyoya's level. Let's see, they overreacted to a small comment and got into a huge fight that Haruhi felt so bad for causing she promised to let them into her house if they'd agree to apologize. That or they're the [[IndyPloy fastest thinking]] mofos on the planet.

* Kyoya has a couple of such moments, but the greatest one is in the final episode when it's revealed that [[spoiler:he not only ''bought out his father's company'' but after doing so, he ''gave it back'' to him because he'd found something more important in life]]. Simply glorious. This is even more cathartic after he had slapped Kyouya for allegedly "wasting his time" at the Host Club at Parent's Day at the school.
** In the manga, [[spoiler: while the second-year students (minus Tamaki) take a class field trip to France, Kyoya spends the entire time searching for Tamaki's mother so that her son would know how she was doing.]] Kudos to you, Shadow King.

** Manga only, [[spoiler:defeating Honey in a duel in Chapter 72. By grabbing him mid-flying kick and gently placing him out of bounds. And then demanding that he not bring his bunny to university.]]

* Chapter 76 provides one for Tamaki's dad. [[spoiler:Screwing over his own over-domineering mother, who's been making life hell for him, his son, and the woman he loves who is also the mother of said son. A plan years in the execution performed flawlessly to render her ability to have any say in their lives powerless. Now if only Tamaki would stop being so emo about missing his chance to reconcile with his grandmother]].

* The twins, Episode 5, revealing that they're {{Magnificent Bastard}}s on Kyoya's level. Let's see, they [[spoiler: overreacted to a small comment and got into a huge fight that Haruhi felt so bad for causing she promised to let them into her house if they'd agree to apologize]]. That or they're the [[IndyPloy fastest thinking]] mofos on the planet.
* Chapter 80 is, like the finale of the anime, one huge Moment of Awesome. It's topped off with a SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}} as [[spoiler:Haruhi finally tells Tamaki she loves him]].

* During the Sports Festival chapters, Tamaki's team is being crushed by Kyoya's and want to just quit. Tamaki [[spoiler: revitalizes their morale with a RousingSpeech in the form of a monologue from ''Henry V''. In full costume.]]

* Haruhi's final moment of badassery. [[spoiler: Here's the lowdown: Tamaki's spiteful grandmother has effectively blackmailed him into marrying a French girl named Eclair Tonerre. He is in the backseat of a convertible, speeding along a bridge, missing the final events of the school's festival and torturing himself with the idea that the Host Club members all had to make tremendous sacrifices just to satisfy his whims. Out of nowhere, a ''horse-drawn carriage'' leaps onto the road with a mighty crash, and proceeds to keep up with the convertible--it's Haruhi, in a billowing white dress, there to bring her senpai back. She shouts that Tamaki has been an invaluable friend and that the Hosts love being a part of the club, and indeed that she loves it as well.]] But that's not all! Tamaki then proceeds to have ''his'' moment, when [[spoiler: the horses suddenly run wild, and Haruhi is thrown off the bridge. Seconds later, Tamaki is plummeting above her, having ''hurled himself after her''. He grabs her in midair (in romantic slow-motion, no less), cradles her to him, and executes the loveliest swan dive into the water below.]]
** And the moment [[spoiler: Haruhi takes off in the chariot without the twins]], [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic the ending song, "Shissou"]], starts and doesn't end until both moments have been completed.

* Haruhi's final moment of badassery. [[spoiler: Here's the lowdown: Tamaki's spiteful grandmother has effectively blackmailed him into marrying a French girl named Eclair Tonerre. He is in the backseat of a convertible, speeding along a bridge, missing the final events of the school's festival and torturing himself with the idea that the Host Club members all had to make tremendous sacrifices just to satisfy his whims. Out of nowhere, a ''horse-drawn carriage'' leaps onto the road with a mighty crash, and proceeds to keep up with the convertible--it's Haruhi, in a billowing white dress, there to bring her senpai back. She shouts that Tamaki has been an invaluable friend and that the Hosts love being a part of the club, and indeed that she loves it as well.]] But that's not all! Tamaki then proceeds to have ''his'' moment, when [[spoiler: the horses suddenly run wild and Haruhi is thrown off the bridge. Seconds later, Tamaki is plummeting above her, having ''hurled himself after her''. He grabs her in midair (in romantic slow-motion, no less), cradles her to him, and executes the loveliest swan dive into the water below.]]
** And the moment [[spoiler: Haruhi takes off in the chariot without the twins]], [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic the ending song, "Shissou"]], starts and doesn't end until both moments have been completed.
** The whole of the last episode seems to be one giant Crowning Moment of Awesome.
** Indeed it was. For an anime that seems to be mainly comedy, the last episode was incredibly awesome. Another notable moment was Honey and Mori leaping into battle with a large squad of the private police, with Honey casually telling Mori to not go easy on them.
*** Kyoya gets his own in that episode when he slams his fist down on to his own limo and ''leaves a huge dent''. Then, when Haruhi is unsure of whether or not to get on the carriage with the twins, he takes her shoulders, tells her to "bring that idiot back," and then proceeds to tell Kaoru the fastest way to catch up to Tamaki. All this, in direct contradiction to his father's orders, when Kyoya was previously shown to always do what his father wanted.
*** It starts with Haruhi calling out Kyoya's father and telling him in no uncertain terms that he's wrong about Kyoya (and apparently earning his respect in the the process).

** And the moment [[spoiler: Haruhi takes off in the chariot without the twins]], [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome the ending song, "Shissou"]], starts and doesn't end until both moments have been completed.

* Chapter 80 is, like the finale of the anime, one huge Moment of Awesome. It's topped off with a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming as [[spoiler:Haruhi finally tells Tamaki she loves him]].

** In the chapter before that, Renge actually organizing said fans together to help save the Host Club.

** In Chapter 80, so it might not need to be here, but the host club fangirls helping Tamaki get to the airport. For teenage girls, that's insanely badass.

** You've got to admit, slashing through a potted plant in ''mid-air'' with his bare hand to save Kasanoda (Episode 22) practically solidified him as the show's resident {{Badass}}.

* Kyoya has a couple of such moments, but the greatest one is in the final episode when it's revealed that [[spoiler:he not only ''bought out his father's company'' but after doing so, he ''gave it back'' to him because he'd found something more important in life]]. Simply glorious.

* In Episode 26, with Honey and Mori performing a YouShallNotPass moment on the Ootori Group's police force.

* Kyouya has a couple of such moments, but the greatest one is in the final episode when it's revealed that [[spoiler:he not only ''bought out his father's company'' but after doing so, he ''gave it back'' to him because he'd found something more important in life]]. Simply glorious.
** In the manga, [[spoiler: while the second-year students (minus Tamaki) take a class field trip to France, Kyouya spends the entire time searching for Tamaki's mother so that her son would know how she was doing.]] Kudos to you, Shadow King.

*** Kyouya gets his own in that episode when he slams his fist down on to his own limo and ''leaves a huge dent''. Then, when Haruhi is unsure of whether or not to get on the carriage with the twins, he takes her shoulders, tells her to "bring that idiot back," and then proceeds to tell Kaoru the fastest way to catch up to Tamaki. All this, in direct contradiction to his father's orders, when Kyouya was previously shown to always do what his father wanted.
*** It starts with Haruhi calling out Kyouya's father and telling him in no uncertain terms that he's wrong about Kyoya (and apparently earning his respect in the the process).

* In the manga: Kousaka, a lawyer working for Tamaki's grandmother and a former neighbor of Haruhi's father, visits the Fujiokas' home to present Ranka with an offer for Haruhi to study abroad - an arrangement set up by Grandmother Suou to keep Haruhi away from Tamaki. Ranka hears Kousaka out... and then throws a cup of tea in her face and tells her off for being a part of it, telling her not to take him for an idiot and stating that if Haruhi had any desire to study abroad, of course he would have prepared for it somehow.

* The twins, Episode 5, revealing that they're {{Magnificent Bastard}}s on Kyouya's level. Let's see, they [[spoiler: overreacted to a small comment and got into a huge fight that Haruhi felt so bad for causing she promised to let them into her house if they'd agree to apologize]]. That or they're the [[IndyPloy fastest thinking]] mofos on the planet.

* The episode showing how Kyouya and Tamaki meet had a moment where we see the symbolic picture Kyouya has been painting. Up to now, Kyouya has stayed within the thick frame, but the final view shows an odd smear leading out. Pan back and a huge rose is revealed above the painting.
* In Episode 26, with Honey and Mori performing a YouShallNotPass moment on the Otori Group's police force.
--> '''Honey:''' Takeshi...DON'T GO EASY ON 'EM!"

-->'''Hikaru/Kaoru:''' One: Good looks that attract the public eye.
-->'''Kyouya:''' Two: More wealth then you can imagine.
-->'''Mori:''' Three: Chivalry that will never be able to overlook-
-->'''Honey:''' -the hideous wickedness of this world.
-->'''Tamaki:''' ''[drapes his shirt over Haruhi]'' That's what makes up the Ouran Host Club!
-->'''All:''' We're here! WATCH OUT.

* Shortly after Kasanoda walks in on Haruhi changing, the other club members find out and confront him in their own ways. Kyouya uses his way with words to his advantage, Honey suddenly TookALevelInBadass, Mori is stock-still, Tamaki is "depressed" and what are the twins doing? ''Wielding a baseball bat ready to induce amnesia in Kasanoda for perving.''

*** It starts with Haruhi calling out Kyouya's father and telling him in no uncertain terms that he's wrong about Kyoya (and apparently earning his respect in the the process.)

-->'''Tamaki:''' *Quickly drapes his shirt over the undergarments-only Haruhi* That's what makes up the Ouran Host Club!

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* Kyouya has a couple of such moments, but the greatest one is in the final episode when it's revealed that [[spoiler:he not only ''bought out his father's company'' but after doing so, he ''gave it back'' to him because he'd found something more important in life.]] Simply glorious.

*** Kyoya gets his own in that episode when he slams his fist down on to his own limo and ''leaves a huge dent''. Then, when Haruhi is unsure of whether or not to get on the carriage with the twins, he takes her shoulders, tells her to "bring that idiot back," and then proceeds to tell Kaoru the fastest way to catch up to Tamaki. All this, in direct contradiction to his father's orders, when Kyoya was previously shown to always do what his father wanted.
*** I think it starts with Haruhi calling out Kyoya's father and telling him in no uncertain terms that he's wrong about Kyoya (and apparently earning his respect in the the process.)

** Manga only, [[spoiler:defeating Honey in a duel in chapter 72. By grabbing him mid-flying kick and gently placing him out of bounds. And then demanding that he not bring his bunny to university]].
** You've got to admit, slashing through a potted plant in ''mid-air'' with his bare hand to save Kasanoda (episode 22) practically solidified him as the show's resident {{Badass}}.

* The twins, episode [[spoiler: five]], revealing that they're [[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bastards]] on Kyouya's level. Let's see, they [[spoiler: overreacted to a small comment and got into a huge fight that Haruhi felt so bad for causing she promised to let them into her house if they'd agree to apologize]]. That or they're the [[IndyPloy fastest thinking]] mofos on the planet.

** In chapter 80, so it might not need to be here, but the host club fangirls helping Tamaki get to the airport. For teenage girls, that's insanely badass.

* In episode 26, with Honey and Mori performing a YouShallNotPass moment on the Otori Group's police force.
--> '''Honey''': Takeshi...DON'T GO EASY ON 'EM!"

--> '''Hikaru/Kaoru''': One: Good looks that attract the public eye.
--> '''Kyouya''': Two: More wealth then you can imagine.
--> '''Mori''': Three: Chivalry that will never be able to overlook-
--> '''Honey''': -the hideous wickedness of this world.
--> '''Tamaki''': *Quickly drapes his shirt over the undergarments-only Haruhi* That's what makes up the Ouran Host Club!
--> '''All''': We're here! WATCH OUT.

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* During the Sports Festival chapters, Tamaki's team is being crushed by Kyoya's and quickly losing morale. Tamaki [[spoiler: revitalizes them with a RousingSpeech in the form of a monologue from ''Henry V''. In full costume.]]

* The twins, episode [[spoiler: five]], revealing that they're [[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bastards]] on Kyouya's level. Let's see, they [[spoiler: overreacted to a small comment and got into a huge fight that Haruhi felt so bad for causing she promised to let them into her house if they'd agree to apologize]], [[XanatosGambit Xanatos would be proud]]. That or they're the [[IndyPloy fastest thinking]] mofos on the planet.

* The episode showing how Kyuoya and Tamaki meet had a moment where we see the symbolic picture Kyuoya has been painting. Up to now, Kyouya has stayed within the thick frame, but the final view shows an odd smear leading out. Pan back and a huge rose is revealed above the painting.

* Yeah, it turned out Haruhi wasn't in any danger after all, but you gotta admit the host club boys "saving" her from the doctor early on in the series is AWESOME. It's not just [[KnightInShiningArmor Tamiki]] or [[KillerRabbit Honey]], it's [[GentleGiant ALL]] [[MagnificentBastard SIX]] [[CreepyTwins OF]] [[JerkWithAHeartofGold THEM]], dropping everything and running into the clinic to beat the ever-living heck out of the guy they think is about to hurt their princess. And this is only the third episode.
--> '''Hikauru/Kauru''': One: Good looks that attract the public eye.

* Yeah, it turned out Haruhi wasn't in any danger after all, but you gotta admit the host club boys "saving" her from the doctor early on in the series is AWESOME. It's not just [[WhiteKnight Tamiki]] or [[KillerRabbit Honey]], it's [[GentleGiant ALL]] [[MagnificentBastard SIX]] [[CreepyTwins OF]] [[JerkWithAHeartofGold THEM]], dropping everything and running into the clinic to beat the ever-living heck out of the guy they think is about to hurt their princess. And this is only the third episode.

* Kyouya has a couple of such moments, but the greatest one is when it's revealed that [[spoiler:he not only ''bought out his father's company'' but after doing so, he ''gave it back'' to him because he'd found something more important in life.]] Simply glorious.
** In the manga, [[spoiler: while the second-year students (minus Tamaki) take a class field trip to France, Kyouya spends the entire time searching for Tamaki's mother so that her son would know how she was doing.]] Kudos to you, shadow-king.

* One that's revealed in the final episode of the anime: While Misters Otori and Suoh are both in a room inside the school talking to one another while looking down on everyone having fun, Mr. Otori reveals that Grandma Suoh never got the chance to buy the Otori group. The reason? ''Kyouya had bought it first, then GAVE IT BACK TO HIS FATHER.'' If that's not a massive "Screw you, I do what I want", this troper doesn't know what is.

* One that's revealed in the final episode of the anime: While Misters Otori and Suoh are both in a room inside the school talking to one another while looking down on everyone having fun, Mr. Otori reveals that Grandma Suoh never got the chance to buy the Otori group. The reason? ''Kyouya had bought it first, then SOLD IT BACK TO HIS FATHER.'' If that's not a massive "Screw you, I do what I want", this troper doesn't know what is.