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Jul 15 2010 07:48 PM

Source please?

Wolfie: ...or it's not happening like that.

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Jul 15 2010 02:24 PM
reboot, kind of like how FMA Brotherhood was a reboot.

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Jul 13 2010 12:04 PM
So are we picking up were we last left off, or is this going to be a full reboot of this seires?

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Jul 13 2010 08:46 AM
Confirmed! The new anime series for To Love-Ru will be a full TV series this fall:
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-...o-air-this-fall

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Jul 1 2010 04:00 AM
I hope they will do the important things they did in the OVAs now in TV-format, you know like her sisters and stuff.

And I hope it wont stay true to the manga, since that one sucked hard.

And a Kyoko series would be great too ^^

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Jun 30 2010 10:36 PM
I'm looking forward to this now, really liked this anime.

Anyone hazard a guess when it might air? Winter season or is that too soon, maybe early 2011?

As for a series of Magical Girl Kyoko, that would be great, she reminds me of Yukari from Rosario to Vampire.

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Jun 30 2010 08:36 PM
Well the ending was expected since certain personal issues came up to were he just had to finish it up. Besides it's uplifting to see more of Yami-chan in action some more.

Aside from that you just have to wonder are they going to do a bit of the manga then finally do a full on Magical Girl Kyoko series instead of that one full episode.

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Jun 30 2010 07:43 PM
With the OVAs done, we thought this was done? Nope, more anime adaptations coming:
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-...anime-green-lit

Hopefully they finish off the rest of the manga even though it was a rushed/expected ending.

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Nov 18 2009 05:03 PM

Yea...I too thought Jump canned To-Love-Ru serialization. When they announced the manga is ending due to authors' 'personal circumstances', I assumed Jump was just announcing they are axing it in a polite manner...but I guess they were telling the truth afterall.

Yabuki is not a bad looking guy at all, but I guess his ex-wife loved his money more than him, and like her 18 years old boyfriend's look more than his. Yabuki is now a 29 years old single dad thanks to his parasitic ex-wife who not only sucked away his wealth, but made his life miserible as well. With the announcement of Yabuki going to start a serialization on a new manga, I hope that's an idication of him and his daughter are doing ok now.

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Nov 18 2009 02:56 PM
Thanx Marine for the explanation....I just assumed it got cancelled and not on the author's grounds.....I feel sorry for the poor bloke. I read an article recently at Sankaku Complex that told about a survey of which 45% of married women cheat on their husbands in Japan. I know it happens often in the world and men do it as well...........I'M IN DESPIAR!!!!