Cutie Honey: The Live - Episodes

Episodes

  1. Honey Flash! (ハニーフラッシュ！, Hanī Furasshu!?)
  2. Hostess Club Blitz! (キャバクラ大作戦！, Kyabakura Daisakusen!?)
  3. Nurse and Explore! (ナースで探れ！, Nāsu de Sagure!?)
  4. Fear Auction! (恐怖のオークション！, Kyōfu no Ōkushon!?)
  5. Second Girl! (第二の少女！, Dai Ni no Shōjo!?)
  6. Maid Please! (メイドでどうぞ！, Meido de Dōzo!?)
  7. Beware of the Cellphone! (ケータイにご用心！, Kētai ni go Yōjin!?)
  8. Dangerous Lesson! (危険なレッスン！, Kiken na Ressun!?)
  9. The Princess Kidnapping Incident! (お嬢さま誘拐事件！, Ojōsama Yūkai Jiken!?)
  10. Trap of the Triple Date! (トリプルデートの罠！, Toripuru Dēto no Wana!?)
  11. The Corrupt Old Lady! (悪徳のおばさん！, Akutoku no Obasan!?)
  12. Desire for Harmony! (欲望のハーモニー！, Yokubō no Hāmonī!?)
  13. Mixer to Me! (合コンしちゃうぞ！, Gōkon Shichau zo!?)
  14. A Toast to Memory! (乾杯メモリー！, Kanpai Memorī!?)
  15. Reckless Honey! (暴走ハニー！, Bōsō Hanī!?)
  16. Forbidden Love! (禁じられた恋！, Kinjirareta Koi!?)
  17. The Devil's Ensemble! (悪魔のアンサンブル！, Akuma no Ansanburu!?)
  18. Return Papa! (パパをかえして！, Papa o Kaeshite!?)
  19. Android, Get Out! (アンドロイドは出て行け！, Andoroido wa Deteike! ?)
  20. The Value of Existence! (存在の価値！, Sonzai no Kachi!?)
  21. The Secret of Professor Kisaragi! (如月博士の秘密！, Kisaragi Hakase no Himitsu!?)
  22. The Last Wish! (最後のお願い！, Saigo no Onegai!?)
  23. The Gift from Father! (お父様からの贈り物！, Otō-sama kara no Okurimono!?)
  24. Requiem of Fury! (激情のレクイエム！, Gekijō no Rekuiemu!?)
  25. Warriors of Love! (愛の戦士たち！, Ai no Senshi-tachi!?)
  26. Dr. Kisaragi's Notebook! (如月博士の手帖！, Kisaragi-hakase no Techou!?)
    • This episode was a DVD exclusive

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