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Trailer for To LOVE-ru Darkness

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The homepage for the To Love-ru anime franchise has released a trailer ahead of the October premiere of the latest television series.

Synopsis

The To-Love-Ru gang are back again in their ecchi adventures with Rito still the centre of attention of a gang of alien girls new and old including the Deviluke sisters, Lala, Nana and Momo.

The manga is drawn by Kentarō Yabuki and written by Saki Hasemi. Yabuki should be a familiar name since he is the creator of Black Cat, well he brings his skill to this intergalactic harem tale. It began life when it was serialised in Shueisha’s Weekly Shōnen Jump in 2006 before it was adapted into an anime by Xebec in 2008. This is the second series and it is directed by Atsushi Ootsuki (Ladies Versus Butlers, Working!!. Seiyuu involved include familiar names like Akeno Watanabe (Rin in Blue Exorcist), Yuka Iguchi (Mako in Bokurano), Misato Fukuen (Yin in Darker than Black) and Aki Toyosaki (Yui in K-ON!).

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