To Love-Ru Gets New One-Shot for 20th Anniversary
The one-shot brings To Love-Ru back for its 20th anniversary with a color opening in Jump Giga, alongside a Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs anniversary story.
The one-shot brings To Love-Ru back for its 20th anniversary with a color opening in Jump Giga, alongside a Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs anniversary story.
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