THE DARKNESS II ENDING CHOICES SERIES

I guess the take-away that To Love-Ru: Darkness has for us readers who’s seriously reading it for the plot is that being in love is fun. For now, I’ll just be considering TLR: Darkness as if it was on a hiatus. All that build-up for the harem plan for naught? I hope the sequel delivers. Well, seeing as there’s going to be a sequel, the Open-Ended Ending becomes more appropriate than if there wasn’t a planned sequel. Surprisingly, disappointingly, we get #3. So, which of Gazer’s Three Possible Endings did we end up with? The final pages where the main character (in this case, the focus, Momo) talks to someone outside the panels i.e through a letter has to be one of the most common way to signal the end a manga, yet I’m only pointing it out now. We also get bonus shots of everyone else in the harem. Overall, since it’s the ending of the manga, everyone, referring to the main characters, just became honest with each other. Rito only saw Momo as the main advocate of the Harem Plan and as another girl he’s sort of inconvenienced. The only thing to keep the Harem King’s troubled mind even more unsettled!īut, really? Momo hasn’t publicly declared her love for Rito at all? Maybe it’s because it’s only hugely implied, if you’re looking at it just from Rito’s perspective. Speaking of our master planner, what did she decide to do for the harem plan, anyway? Wondering if the focus turned to one of the girls… Haruna is so ready to be violated out of love from Rito, instead of looking away, she stares in awe of what awaits her. Darkness’ focus didn’t help, either, because the focus was entirely shifted to the youngest daughter, Momo, and those related to the Darkness project: Nemesis, Yami, and Mea. To be honest, OG TLR’s focus wasn’t on the eldest daughter at all.

It’s a test of how much you value your friends, up to what point you can be comfortable with them.Īnd with that, that’s the last we see of Lala. Seriously, give the Threesome Route a chance, man! Hasn’t all the years you’ve stuck with her become of any value to you, Rito? It’s no longer a responsibility to those you’ve bothered. So sweet that Rito can’t bear to reject her at all. She just loves them all like a child loves her parents. You can’t even wonder whether her love for Rito is smaller than what she’s capable to do for him or even her love for her other dear friends like Haruna. Her childlike view in life along with her simple view on love is further emphasized with her predictable reaction to the mutual love between the two people she loves the most. We’ve always known Lala as one of the most innocent members of the harem, even way more than Mikan, dare I say. He needed to confront his feelings towards Lala first before living happily ever after with his middle-school crush. The story leaned to #2 but didn’t fully commit to it because Rito was still feeling a sort of inner conflict. Let’s recall Gazer’s Three Possible Endings for TLR:D: Suddenly, all the questions I had regarding last chapter and possible events for this chapter disappeared as if I never read 76. I’ve never been so wrong with my predictions for so much. I admit that I was taken superlatively aback when I read that Darkness would end at 77.

THE DARKNESS II ENDING CHOICES SERIES

Suddenly, the point of ending it now looks like Hasemi Saki-sensei just wants a breather for the series instead of putting it on life support through unnecessary filters, which is a better choice, from most perspectives. There was an announced sequel to Darkness. I could have sworn there was a surprise announcement that Chapter 77 would be the last chapter for To Love-Ru Darkness.

The darkness ii ending choices