
As close encounters of the twisted kind between the residents of the planet Deviluke (represented primarily by the female members of the royal family) and the inhabitants of Earth (represented mainly by one very exhausted Rito Yuuki) continue to escalate, the situation spirals even further out of control. When junior princesses Nana and Momo transferred into Earth School where big sister Lala can (theoretically) keep an eye on them, things SHOULD be smooth sailing. But when Momo decides she'd li...
Alien princesses, a lethal assassin, and a love‑struck Earthling collide in a hilariously chaotic school showdown.
When the mischievous Deviluke princesses descend on Earth for a semester at Rito's high school, chaos reaches a new level. Lala, the bubbly alien queen, hopes her younger sisters Nana and Momo will behave, but Momo’s flirtatious schemes quickly turn the classroom into a love‑triangle battlefield. Meanwhile, Rito, perpetually overwhelmed by alien advances, finds his already tangled romantic life further knotted by the sudden appearance of Golden Darkness—Yami—who crashes the scene with a lethal aura and a legion of mind‑controlled students. As the school year spirals into a series of outrageous misunderstandings, accidental transformations, and over‑the‑top battles, the series blends slapstick comedy with sci‑fi hijinks. Rito must juggle the affections of his alien harem while fending off Yami’s mysterious agenda, all under the watchful eye of Lala, who refuses to let anyone steal her spotlight. The episode‑by‑episode antics culminate in a chaotic showdown that threatens to upend the fragile peace between Earth and Deviluke, forcing our hapless hero to confront his own limits and the absurdity of his ever‑expanding love‑polygon.
This sequel dramatically increases the sexual content from its predecessor, centering on near-constant nudity and explicit fanservice involving high school-aged characters. The harem comedy framework wraps around a sci-fi plot involving alien princesses and assassins, but the primary focus remains sexual situations pushed to the edge of broadcast standards.
To LOVE Ru Darkness has 12 episodes.
To LOVE Ru Darkness is currently finished airing.
To LOVE Ru Darkness was produced by Xebec.
To LOVE Ru Darkness aired Oct 6, 2012 to Dec 29, 2012.
To LOVE Ru Darkness is based on a Manga.
This sequel dramatically increases the sexual content from its predecessor, centering on near-constant nudity and explicit fanservice involving high school-aged characters. The harem comedy framework wraps around a sci-fi plot involving alien princesses and assassins, but the primary focus remains sexual situations pushed to the edge of broadcast standards.
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Deviluke, Momo Belia
Main
CV: Toyosaki, Aki

Konjiki no Yami
Main
CV: Fukuen, Misato

Kurosaki, Mea
Main
CV: Iguchi, Yuka

Yuuki, Rito
Main
CV: Watanabe, Akeno

Azenda
Supporting
CV: Hayamizu, Risa

Celine
Supporting
CV: Yuzuki, Ryouka

Deviluke, Nana Astar
Supporting
CV: Itou, Kanae

Deviluke, Lala Satalin
Supporting
CV: Tomatsu, Haruka

Elsie Jewelria, Run
Supporting
CV: Ono, Fuyuka

Elsie Jewelria, Ren
Supporting
CV: Ono, Fuyuka

Fujisaki, Aya
Supporting
CV: Mizuhashi, Kaori

Kotegawa, Yuu
Supporting
CV: Abe, Atsushi

Kotegawa, Yui
Supporting
CV: Nazuka, Kaori

Kujou, Rin
Supporting
CV: Hashimoto, Mai

Lunatique, Tearju
Supporting
CV: Fukuen, Misato

Mikado, Ryouko
Supporting
CV: Sakurai, Harumi

Momioka, Risa
Supporting
CV: Yuzuki, Ryouka

Murasame, Shizu
Supporting
CV: Noto, Mamiko

Nakajima
Supporting
CV: Matsuoka, Yoshitsugu

Nemesis
Supporting
CV: Hidaka, Rina

Nitta, Haruko
Supporting
CV: Nakamura, Tomoko

Peke
Supporting
CV: Arai, Satomi

Principal
Supporting
CV: Ogata, Kenichi

Sairenji, Haruna
Supporting
CV: Yahagi, Sayuri
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