To-LOVE-Ru

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To-LOVE-Ru
Cover of Volume 1 of To-LOVE-Ru
とらぶる
(Toraburu)
Genre Shōnen, Comedy, Romance, Sci-Fi, Ecchi
Manga
Authored by Hasemi Saki, Yabuki Kentaro
Publisher Flag of Japan Shueisha
Serialized in Flag of Japan Weekly Shonen Jump
Original run April 24, 2006
No. of volumes 3+

To-LOVE-Ru(a double pun with the word trouble with the word 'LOVE' in the middle) is a manga written by Hasemi Saki, and illustrated by Yabuki Kentaro, creator of Black cat.it is serialized weekly in Weekly Shonen Jump.

The story is about Rito, a high-school boy who just can't confess to the girl of his dreams, Haruna-chan. One day when coming home and sulking in the bath-tub a mysterious, and barely clothed girl, appears out of nowhere. Her name is Lala and she comes from another planet...

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