A Twitter account reports that the official page for the manga’s anime adaptation was written by Saki Hasemi and illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki, To LOVE Ru (https://j-toloveru.com/), has been out of service since at least October 2021. A revision of the tool Wayback Machinestoring copies of the sites on certain dates showed that the site was still active on October 22, 2021 but was removed sometime up to that date.
This worries fans of the franchise, who fear it will gradually fade into obscurity. Also, if you check the site today, you can read a message that reads: Β«https://j-toloveru.com is coming soonΒ», this is a default message from the domain owner NameBright (It’s not a message from the site staff as others confuse). Exploring a little more about it, one can see that the domain passed into the hands of the United States-based company in January 2022, which would eventually confirm that the original website was taken down entirely.
Synopsis for To LOVE-Ru
Shy 16-year-old Rito Yuuki has yet to confess his love to Haruna Sairenji, a classmate and the object of his crush since middle school. Unfortunately, their situation becomes even more challenging when one night a completely naked mysterious girl lands on a bathing Rito. Adding to the confusion, Rito discovers that the girl, Lala Satalin Deviluke, is the crown princess of an alien empire and has run away from home.
Surprisingly, despite her position as heir to the most dominant power in the entire galaxy, Lala is more than willing to marry the decidedly average Rito to avoid an unwanted political marriage. To LOVE-Ru describes Rito’s daily struggle with the strange chaos that begins with Lala’s arrival. With an ever-growing legion of faded beauties constantly thwarting his attempts to confess to Haruna, the story is a rom-com full of slapstick humor, sexy babes and lewd, outrageous moments that defy the laws of physics.
Source: Twitter account
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