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While working part-time as a deliveryman, Takemoto Takeru, a typical high school student, witnesses an unusual light. After pausing and observing his surroundings, he sees a charming girl named Hikari emerging from a sparkling cocoon in the woods. Takeru is immediately smitten with her, but his crush is interrupted when a monster suddenly appears and attacks the girl. From this point on, Takeru experiences thrilling and daring escapades as he joins forces with enigmatic girls Hikari and Akari, his childhood friend Nishino, Mari, and his peers on exciting adventures.
"Can someone fall for another during their initial mating season...?" Within this world, creatures possess the capacity to transform into humanoid animals. A youthful and sincere wolf, misperceived as conceited due to his ostentatious appearance, has developed an infatuation with a strikingly attractive, tawny-skinned rabbit known as Usami. While Usami harbors a wary attitude towards carnivores, his guard drops solely in the company of the wolf, who proved to be both a lecherous individual and his savior. However, what shall become of Usami during his inaugural breeding season!?
Setsu Sawamura is a teenager skilled in playing the Shamisen, a traditional Japanese musical instrument that is similar to a guitar. His grandfather, a renowned Shamisen player, nurtured his talent while he was growing up with his older brother Wakana. Setsu's life turned bleak following his grandfather's demise, which prompted him to quit high school and hitchhike in Tokyo, with the exception of playing his beloved Shamisen. Fortunately, his mother, Umeko, a rich and successful woman, intervened and sent Setsu back to high school. Setsu initially refused to shape up, but with his mother's support, he rediscovered his love for the Shamisen. In 2012, the manga won the Kodansha Manga Award for Shounen and received a nomination for the 23rd Annual Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize.
Although the three popular boys at our school are easily identifiable, it's not a matter worth worrying about. Hae-Joo doesn't crave attention and prefers to live a simple, unnoticed life. Her brothers' attractive appearances make them stand out effortlessly, but Hae-Joo conceals her connection to them while on campus. However, her secret is eventually revealed. Will she be able to achieve her objectives in a school where her brothers hold all the power? Oppasekki.
Kyousuke, Nina's neighbor, is entering high school while she remains in junior high. Merely strolling to their nearby educational institutions doesn't suffice for her as they repeatedly encounter Yuiko, an attractive and extroverted girl in Kyousuke's class who may have romantic sentiments towards Nina's neighboring acquaintance.
Michitaka Fukatsu (Sang) faces challenges in maintaining a regular school routine due to his prosopagnosia. It's tough to socialize when every face appears like an egg, and his ability to recognize individuals is limited. The only person he can identify is Tomose Endou (Ujeong), an enigmatic girl who also appears to struggle with fitting in. In their quest for normality, these two teenagers form an unexpected bond of friendship. Additionally, there is an additional component to the story.
Rito is struggling to admit his feelings to the girl he desires, Haruna-chan, during his high school years. As he returns home and dwells in misery while soaking in the bath, a scantily-clad and mysterious girl suddenly materializes before him. This extraterrestrial being is known as Lala, hailing from a different planet.
Despite being a sequel to To Love-Ru, the entire cast, both established and fresh faces, make an appearance. Rito finds himself entangled in risqué and unrestrained ecchi scenarios as per usual. The unusual abilities of the Deviluke sisters still allow them to capture Rito's heart. With the arrival of the transfer students, Nana and Momo, Mea becomes acquainted with a cheerful and carefree demeanor. But Momo yearns to create a harem for Rito and devises a plan. Her plan is halted when she confronts Golden Darkness, also known as Yami, but both are disrupted by students possessed with unexplainable strength. A new plot arises as a mysterious individual who dominates the students tests Yami's skills in assassination. Can they unmask this unknown foe?
My first love, her name is Kurumi Koga. She was so much more beautiful and mature than a typical high school student, which attracted a great deal of jealousy and dislike. So much so that she was on the verge of jumping off the rooftop because of all the bullying she received. So, what can I do to help? "Why not have sex with me!" "...You pervert! (yuck!)" "Maybe so! But are you sure? If you die here, your last memory will be the confession of some pervert you don't even know! It would ruin the mood!" "...What have you done! You pervert!" "I have my reasons. Because I love you more than anything in the world! Let's get married!" "What, ehhhh?" I will yell out my love until I die, if it will make a place for you in this world! The most stupid and straightforward protagonist in the history of romantic comedies and the cool, sullen JK will hook up for a romantic comedy with a sugar content of 100%!
When Chiaki Mikado was young, a strange three-headed dog bit a part of his soul away, leaving him unable to experience happiness and joy. He goes about his days without positive emotions, feigning smiles when necessary to get by. After eight years, Chiaki's father sends him a box from Greece containing a girl with three forms and personalities: Kuro, Shirogane, and Roze. As Kuro, the girl declares herself as Chiaki's guardian dog and reveals that she is the Cerberus, the guardian of the Gates of Hades—the very creature that took a piece of his soul. But this time, her mission is to help Chiaki regain his ability to smile. Unfortunately, this is not an easy task. Because of the missing part of his soul, Chiaki attracts fiends and wicked spirits. As he meets friends, rivals, and foes on his journey, Chiaki must overcome these obstacles to reclaim the most important aspect of humanity—emotional capacity.
