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[svines85]

There isn't really a great need for an actual plot as far as I'm concerned, but hey, I guess it gives us something to think about after every few chapters or so of random ecchi-ness.

[Aereus]

I think it's a good thing IMHO. Not being in Weekly Jump, besides obviously being able to ramp up the fanservice, he's also been able to push along actual character development and somewhat of a plot. Beats just pure ecchi of the week IMHO...

[svines85]

I think it's a good thing IMHO. Not being in Weekly Jump, besides obviously being able to ramp up the fanservice, he's also been able to push along actual character development and somewhat of a plot. Beats just pure ecchi of the week IMHO...

You're right of course, I was more just joking about not needing any real plot.

[-世界死神- chaos_animagic]

There's certainly "something" brewing up...




in my pants that is... LOL



But yea... To-Love-Ru basically doen't have a real plot, maybe except for Momo's Harem Plan (which is actually progressnig...)

[svines85]

lol, yeah, I kinda forgot about the "harem plan" as a part of the plot. I was thinking of the whole Darkness' little sister Mea and all that as the main plot of the manga (for what it's worth).

[Lustful]

Let's wait and see, guys.

[oliverwashere]

For the harem plan to work, Rito must first become to king of the universe. I'd like to see how he would go about succeeding King Deviluke.

[imercenary]

There was always a plot, its just that it took a (far) backseat to all the comedy and fan-service. Heck the original To-Love-Ru had the whole "Deviluke succession" subplot from the very beginning and even that gets brought up here.