To Love Ru Darkness Vol. 4

This truly is the better series, and not because of the fan-service, really. I have been reading To Love Ru alongside To Love Ru Darkness, and I get so much more out of this series than the original. I like the idea of having a devious main female character in Momo rather than the airhead archetype of Lala. Plus this series immediately gets to the good stuff by having Golden Darkness present from the get-go. While this series can dwindle into borderline hentai moments that do not really serve a purpose, I cannot fault this series for remaining true to itself. I love the pace that they're releasing this things.

I doubt that either of the To Love Ru titles will ever become top favorite titles, but they have proven compelling enough to keep me reading them. Volume 3 of Darkness is very heavy on the fan service, but once you get past that, there is some interesting character development. A prior reviewer thought Lala an airhead, but we have a story that shows the clever way she looked after her sisters when they were growing up. Another story has Mikan feeling upset because of jealousy over Momo. The volume starts with a funny story about Rito going out with the shape-shifting Run and Momo and some of the other girls decide to spy on them. Sometimes the wardrobe malfunctions and frequent bathing scenes are a bit much (well, at least these girls practice good personal hygiene ), but at least the story is strong enough to hold a reader.

I got this to add to my manga collection.

Excellent art, interesting story, if a trifle erratic at times. Not afraid to laugh at itself.

Liked it very much

I was sent a pack of pathfinder cards that had a sticker for this book on it. Completely unrelated and a waste of my money/time.

Seven Seas, would you kindly put this up available for kindle? I really want to keep reading these series but as long as it's just paperback, I can't.

Veio tudo ok , tudo dentro dos conformes e a história muito boa como de costume.

superfast deliver and great product