To Love Ru #5-6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Trouble 35: Golden Darkness," Lala faces a turning point when her father, Gid, arrives on Earth to demand her marriage to Rito under threat of destruction. Determined to break free from her royal obligations, Lala uses a memory device to erase herself from everyone’s mind—only to discover the next day that the device failed, and her presence remains in their hearts. Written by Saki Hasemi, Alex Gaspard, and J. P. Sullivan, with art and inks by Kentaro Yabuki, and a cover by Yabuki and Nicky Lim, this emotional chapter explores identity, choice, and the weight of legacy in a story that’s as heartfelt as it is unexpected.
When a mysterious girl appears in front of Rito, offering a simple taiyaki, the moment takes a dark turn—she reveals her true purpose with chilling precision. As the legendary assassin Golden Darkness, she’s been sent by Lacospo, one of Lala’s suitors, to eliminate her rival. With her body capable of transforming into deadly weapons, the threat is real, and Rito’s only defense is quick thinking and a surprising ally.
When Princess Lala and Golden Darkness clash in a whirlwind of antics and power, their battle takes an unexpected turn as they pause to discuss Rito—only for the enigmatic Lacospo to arrive, unimpressed that Golden Darkness isn’t targeting the boy she’s meant to pursue.
In "Trouble 38: The Darkness Clears?", Golden Darkness confronts the deceitful Lacospo, accusing him of misrepresenting Rito’s character. When Lacospo calls forth a monstrous frog-like creature whose mucus dissolves clothing, Golden Darkness stands her ground—only for Lala to step in and defeat both the beast and the fleeing villain. With a determined yet subtly flustered tone, Golden Darkness declares she won’t abandon her mission, though she’ll stay on Earth for now.
When the group hits the ice skating rink, chaos unfolds in the most unexpected way—Lala’s costume robot, Peke, takes an unplanned flight and lands on several people, triggering a series of increasingly awkward and hilarious outfit transformations. With everyone caught off guard and dressed in wildly inappropriate gear, the rink becomes a whirlwind of giggles, frantic adjustments, and one very confused dog.
When Rito casually wishes he could be a dog, Lala’s experimental machine makes it happen—except the switch goes hilariously wrong. Now trapped in a dog’s body, Rito must dodge an angry shopkeeper and fend off chaos as his own body runs wild, causing trouble across town. Haruna, spotting the exhausted pup, takes pity and brings him home, unaware of the absurd mess he’s just caused.
In a delightfully chaotic twist, Rito finds himself stuck in a dog’s body and reluctantly taken in by Haruna, who treats him like a beloved pet—complete with a bath and an overzealous little brother in the form of her dog, Maron. When Maron insists on a “good dog” behavior test, Rito’s embarrassment reaches its peak, prompting a desperate escape to find Lala and reclaim his human form. Once back to normal, the fallout from his canine antics begins to catch up with him, as those wronged by the “bad dog” Rito now demand their pound of flesh.
When Rito discovers Yami is unwell, he makes the unexpected move of carrying her to Dr. Mikado’s secluded clinic. There, amid quiet tension and a strange, flickering light, the doctor works his mysterious cure—leaving Yami bewildered by Rito’s sudden act of kindness, especially given their long-standing rivalry.
Saruyama Kenichi and Maron join Haruna’s birthday celebration, where a game of Color Twist takes an unexpectedly awkward turn—especially when Rito finds himself tangled up with both Haruna and Lala. As the evening unfolds, a series of surprising revelations about Lala’s true nature bring laughter, shock, and a surprising dose of acceptance from the group.
In "Trouble 48: Determination," Gid Lucion Deviluke arrives on Earth with a royal ultimatum: Rito must marry Lala or face the destruction of the planet. When Lala refuses to be bound by such pressure, she takes drastic action—using a memory device to erase herself from everyone’s mind and start anew. Gid, surprisingly accepting, departs in peace. But the next day, the device’s failure becomes clear: everyone still remembers her.
Rito and Lala begin their second year at high school, returning to the very spot where Rito once accidentally confessed his feelings to Lala—intending to tell Haruna. Now, with Lala boldly declaring her love and determined to win his heart, their usual chaos spirals into a series of mishaps that leave them both unexpectedly naked at school. Just as things seem to reach their peak, a new girl enters the classroom, watching with a firm resolve to stop Rito and Lala from turning the school into their next misadventure.
In the chaotic halls of a high school where alien life and teenage drama collide, Saruyama Kenichi finds himself stuck in the most unruly class of the year—literally, as the student body votes for a new class representative. When Honekawa, the once-stern class rep from last year, returns to face the chaos, she’s stunned to learn Lala’s not just a transfer student—she’s an alien, and her transformation into Run only adds to the mayhem. With elections underway and only two candidates stepping forward, the fate of the class hangs in the balance.
In "Trouble 51: Captivating Manifesto," Saruyama Kenichi finds himself caught in the middle of a classroom election showdown between Yui and Lala, whose wildly different platforms spark chaos and comedic tension. With Lala’s quirky invention testing the limits of student relations—and accidentally entangling Yui and Rito in an awkward moment—the vote tally reveals a surprising twist, leaving the outcome far from clear.
Tachibana, a first-year student and former middle school classmate of Rito’s, sets out to prove he’s the ultimate ladies’ man by asking Rito to check if a girl he likes is already taken—only to learn she’s Rito’s beloved Haruna. With a mix of awkward charm and mistaken confidence, Tachibana’s plan spirals into a hilarious misunderstanding, all while Principal, Celine, and Yuuki Saibai make brief appearances that add to the chaos.
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