Weekday Thursday Night would never be boring again with To Love-ru just overloading our TV screens with fanserivce.
Though, I’m not a big fan of all these ecchi harem rabu rabu shows, I’ve decided to take a look at this anime series to find out why its manga has been making onto the sales chart.
And of course, after a few minutes I understood why it had great sales figures: A grand entrance in a bathtub to introduce our female protagonist Lala who was a handful.
I just don’t understand why aliens that come to earth enjoy changing clothes with a magic girl transformation scene.
Overall I find that the show just had too much fanservice that I got distracted and didn’t follow the story.
I did really like the OP of the show though. Thought that it was a nice tasteful feature of credits together with nice eyes of the females characters in the show.
My verdict: Gather all your family members and watch this together ^_^
Aw come on, April Fool’s is over already
I can see it now… whole families die of massive nosebleeds… I suspect this is a population control method. Death by nosebleed.
I like the manga quite a lot. =/
Hope it doesn’t turn out to be another fanservice-whoring only show. Uggh.
Rofl death by nosebleed. I hope there’s an actual story to the show…
Well, since the manga itself is a boob-fest, ecchi-heavy, pantsu-flashing, almost-no-arc-too-speak off, I’m happy enough if the anime retain quarter of what makes the manga enjoyable to me. Which means a lot of Oppai flashing & grabbing xD.
And for the record: I hate & envy you, Peke you lucky b**trd (^^)…
@ Hinano: =P
@ Di Gi Kazune: Well there is no medical cure for massive nosebleed yet, so we are all gonna die from it.
@ Leefe: Somehow I think its heading in that direction.
@ Aikyrie: I hope so too, but I think its the stereotypical harem storyline.
@ lanie-emon: So does that mean the manga has even much of the fanservice?
Almost every chapter of the manga has some kind of fanservice, I reckon.
i evny rito soooo much.