To Love Ru #7-8

In "Trouble 53: The One Haruna Likes," Junior Tachibana’s meddling sets off a chain of awkward confessions when he convinces Rito to ask Haruna if she likes someone—only for her to flee in embarrassment, leaving everyone convinced she’s hiding a secret crush. The next day, Tachibana’s relentless enthusiasm pushes Rito toward his next choice: Yui.

When Mikan’s elementary school teacher arrives for a home visit, her father’s manga deadline leaves her scrambling—so she enlists Rito to pretend to be her dad. His awkward nerves quickly turn the visit into a farce, with Rito fumbling through every interaction. As the visit unfolds, the usual chaos of the Yuuki House escalates, drawing in unexpected guests and turning a simple school formality into a surreal, laugh-filled ordeal.

When rumors of ghosts in the abandoned schoolhouse draw a group of curious students, what starts as a lighthearted dare quickly turns eerie—especially when a voice echoes through the dark, urging them to flee. Just as they realize they’re not alone, the floor gives way beneath them.

When a group of students gets stranded in a haunted schoolhouse, they’re forced to split up as eerie disturbances grow more intense. Rito, Haruna, Lala, and Yui find themselves cornered by a creeping dread—only to spot two ghostly figures approaching, their fate uncertain.

When a leaky faucet disrupts the eerie atmosphere of the old schoolhouse, it unearths a bizarre secret: the so-called spirits are actually tiny furry creatures hiding in the walls. As Yami and Lala investigate the haunting, they uncover a series of supernatural tricks—until a massive one-eyed tentacle monster suddenly grabs them both.

In "Trouble 58: An Unexpected Outcome," Haruna wakes from a faint to find herself surrounded by strange alien creatures—each claiming their home planets were downsized. Panicking, she grabs Rito and goes on a wild rampage, only to be calmed by Dr. Mikado, who offers them jobs at a terrifying theme park. When Oshizu introduces herself as the ghost who died there 400 years ago, the real spectral presence shocks everyone into screaming—leaving even the aliens utterly unnerved.

In "Trouble 59: The Queen in Love," a simple act of helping Saki with her stuck car sparks an unexpected romance—only for her to be stunned when Zastin reveals he’s Lala-sama’s loyal attendant. The moment takes a sharp turn as Saki grapples with her feelings, caught between her growing affection and the reality of Zastin’s devotion to another.

When Haruna visits Rito’s home for the first time, nerves run high—until Yuuki Ringo unexpectedly arrives on a rare visit. The fashion designer and model producer, known for her global work, brings her own brand of charm and intensity to the already tense atmosphere. With Celine and Yuuki Saibai present, the evening takes an unexpectedly lively turn.

In "Trouble 61: Yami-Yami Fashion," Yami-Yami finds herself caught in a lighthearted fashion experiment when the girls encourage her to try on girly Earth clothes—far from her usual combat dress. A sudden encounter with three thugs puts her new outfit to the test, leading to an unexpected tear in her skirt. After the incident, she returns to her familiar, practical attire, proving that style isn’t always about the look—it’s about what works.

Rito and Haruna find themselves briefly alone at the summer festival, the air thick with the scent of festival food and the hum of distant music. As Rito musters the courage to confess his feelings, the moment is swallowed by a burst of fireworks—leaving his words lost in the sky. Just as the silence returns, the others arrive, ending the moment before it can truly begin.

In "Trouble 64: Something's up with Haruna-chan," the ghost Oshizu accidentally takes over Haruna’s body after fleeing a dog in an abandoned school, leaving her classmates baffled by Haruna’s increasingly odd behavior. From awkward moments in front of Yui and Rito to a surprising rooftop confession of love, the situation spirals into chaos—especially when Haruna suddenly claims she’s in love with Rito, only to reveal she’s actually Oshizu, leaving her stranded in a body she doesn’t know how to leave.

When Haruna’s body is taken over by Oshizu, the group turns to Dr. Mikado for help—only to learn the situation is dire. With Haruna’s mind at risk of vanishing, Oshizu makes a desperate move, spurred by a vision of Rito, hoping a kiss might break the possession. But just as she’s about to act, a sudden burst of barking dogs sends her fleeing, leaving Haruna’s body in limbo.

When Lala turns Rito’s closet into a makeshift lab and activates her latest warp device, the group finds themselves stranded on a tropical beach—complete with a Jet Dolphin designed to help Yui swim. But when the high-speed ride goes awry, chaos ensues, and the real trouble begins: the device is still back in Lala’s room, leaving them trapped. With Celine making a cameo and Saruyama Kenichi caught in the middle, the fun gets even more unpredictable.

Stranded on a tropical beach with their bags stolen by mischievous monkeys, the group finds themselves in a world straight out of a forgotten sci-fi tale—two moons hang in the sky, and a carnivorous dinosaur suddenly appears. Just as panic sets in, Lala returns from chasing the monkeys and knocks out the beast with a single punch. With the primeval landscape and alien skies as a backdrop, Peke pieces together the truth: they’re not on Okinawa at all, but on the distant planet Okiwana, 200,000 light years from Earth. Now, they’ll have to wait for Zastin to notice Lala’s absence and come looking—assuming he even can.

When the group takes refuge in a mysterious cave on a distant planet, they find more than shelter—there’s fruit, clean water, and a hidden hot spring. While the girls bathe, Rito stumbles into yet another awkward moment, testing the limits of his luck and the group’s patience.

When Mikan reports that Lala, Rito, and the others have vanished for two days, Saruyama Kenichi finds himself caught in a strange planetary mystery. With the group scattered and desperate for food, a sudden attack by a carnivorous tree puts Rito in danger—until a mysterious scientist arrives with a raygun and a ship. As they’re rescued and begin the journey home, Kenichi’s fate takes an unexpected turn when Zastin suddenly appears, stranded after using Lala’s teleporter.

In "Trouble 70: Midnight Tutor," Rito’s struggle with math takes a chaotic turn when Lala offers to help him study—only for her clothing robot Peke to malfunction, leaving her bare just as Rito accidentally tumbles onto the bed. The moment is caught by Mikan, who delivers her signature deadpan line with perfect timing. The next day, Rito’s mind goes blank on the test, leaving him wondering if the tutoring session was a lesson in more than just math.