Hyouka
Hyouka
#1 Most Rated · 2001#1 Most Popular · 2001
Oreki Houtarou is a self-proclaimed "energy-saver" - that is, he will not actively waste energy doing things that aren't necessary. Though he had no interest whatsoever in joining any clubs upon entering Kamiyama High School, he was commanded by his older sister Tomoe to enter the school's Classics Club, which was in danger of getting abolished as all previous members have graduated. Together with his old friends Fukube Satoshi and Ibara Mayaka, as well as the elegantly ladylike and curiously inquisitive Chitanda Eru, the newly reformed Classics Club find themselves involved in all sorts of mystery-solving escapades. Houtarou soon finds out that the Classics Club, as Tomoe has promised, is actually "quite interesting".
Note: Book one of the Koten-bu Series.
Oreki Houtarou is a self-proclaimed "energy-saver" - that is, he will not actively waste energy doing things that aren't necessary. Though he had no interest whatsoever in joining any clubs upon entering Kamiyama High School, he was commanded by his older sister Tomoe to enter the school's Classics Club, which was in danger of getting abolished as all previous members have graduated. Together with his old friends Fukube Satoshi and Ibara Mayaka, as well as the elegantly ladylike and curiously inquisitive Chitanda Eru, the newly reformed Classics Club find themselves involved in all sorts of mystery-solving escapades. Houtarou soon finds out that the Classics Club, as Tomoe has promised, is actually "quite interesting".
Note: Book one of the Koten-bu Series.
Oreki Houtarou is a self-proclaimed "energy-saver" - that is, he will not actively waste energy doing things that aren't necessary. Though he had no interest whatsoever in joining any clubs upon entering Kamiyama High School, he was commanded by his older sister Tomoe to enter the school's Classics Club, which was in danger of getting abolished as all previous members have graduated. Together with his old friends Fukube Satoshi and Ibara Mayaka, as well as the elegantly ladylike and curiously inquisitive Chitanda Eru, the newly reformed Classics Club find themselves involved in all sorts of mystery-solving escapades. Houtarou soon finds out that the Classics Club, as Tomoe has promised, is actually "quite interesting".
Note: Book one of the Koten-bu Series.
Format
Novel
Chapters
9
Volumes
1
Characters
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Staff
Reviews
4 · sorted by votes
Status Distribution
Current
13%·744
Planning
67%·3,810
Paused
6%·317
Dropped
1%·74
Completed
13%·739
Score Distribution
102030405060708090100
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Relations
Tags
School Club100%Coming of Age94%School91%Detective80%Classic Literature79%Ensemble Cast65%Male Protagonist60%Primarily Teen Cast60%
Frequently asked questions
How many chapters does Hyouka have?
Hyouka has 9 chapters across 1 volume.
Is Hyouka completed?
As of now, Hyouka has finished.
When did Hyouka start publishing?
Hyouka started publishing on October 31, 2001.
What kind of manga is Hyouka?
Hyouka is a novel, originally from Japan.