To Love Ru #11-12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Trouble 89: Resurrected Transfer Student," Rito faces a surprising test of feelings when his long-held affection for Haruna is challenged by uncertainty about Lala. As Kyouko’s fiery wrath threatens to reset their game, an unexpected ally emerges in the form of Rito’s seemingly ordinary watering can. The mystery deepens when the game’s attendants reveal a shocking connection—Lala’s long-lost younger sisters. Written by Saki Hasemi and Alex Gaspard, with art by Kentaro Yabuki and cover by Yabuki and Nicky Lim, this two-issue arc blends emotional tension with whimsical stakes in a story that’s as heartfelt as it is unpredictable.
When the ghost Oshizu is given a new artificial body by Dr. Mikado and enrolls at Sainan High, her lingering fear of dogs—now a real threat—triggers unpredictable bursts of telekinetic energy. Amid the chaos, Haruna steps in with a simple, heartfelt hug to steady her.
When a mysterious alien life form escapes into the city, chaos follows—especially when it takes a sudden interest in Lala. At Sainan High, the students are out cleaning, but the perverted Principal has other plans, dressing the girls in maid outfits for "community service." As the alien watches from the shadows, it fixates on Lala, and in a moment of bizarre transformation, it reshapes itself into a naked version of her.
In "Trouble 91: Honest Feelings," the Mosha Kurage awakens with a transformed form, now wearing Lala’s usual outfit, and immediately declares its hatred for Rito before fleeing—shifting through the likenesses of Yui and Yami, each time embodying their opposite nature. As Honekawa and Principal try to make sense of the chaos, Oshizu uses her telekinesis to intervene, while Lala works to calm the creature, uncovering that Earth’s atmosphere is causing it distress. Dr. Mikado eventually determines the cause and arranges for the Mosha Kurage to return home.
When Emperor Gid Lucion Deviluke interrupts a quiet moment at the palace, he’s quick to remind Zastin of his duties—commander of the Deviluke Royal Guard, not a manga artist. Golden Darkness’s unexpected visit to Mikan sends Gid into a panic, convinced she’s a danger to Princess Lala, leading to a chaotic clash that ends with Lala sending him and his men flying.
In a whimsical twist of fate, Rito finds himself alone in a village inn hall while the others rest, only to be visited by a magical, playfully dressed Kyouko who claims to be the Dark Lord and offers a tempting deal: become her boyfriend and she’ll free everyone from the game’s grasp. But before he can respond, a fearsome middle boss emerges—only to be swiftly defeated by the sudden arrival of Yami, who’s just as surprised by the situation as Rito is.
In a whimsical twist of fate, Rito finds himself caught between past feelings and uncertain futures, testing the boundaries of love in a game-like challenge. When Kirisaki Kyouko erupts in fury over his hesitation, the stakes rise—only for a surprising twist involving a humble watering can and a pair of mysterious sisters to change everything.
When the Sainan bathhouse reopens after its recent damage, Rito and Ren find themselves in the male section—only for Ren’s sudden sneeze to trigger a transformation into his female form, Run. Though caught off guard, Run isn’t bothered, especially not when she’s still with Rito.
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