i would like more information on this

it's to-love-ru
very good manga :D (but not as good as love hina)

>>2156 Neither one of those is good.

>>2157

They're good at what they aim to do. You don't pick up a copy of the SI Swimsuit Issue expecting to read Shakespeare when you open the cover, do you?

>>2158 True, but ecchi anime tend to be better when they're OVA's.

Why would I want a 100 episode series of the same sex jokes over and over?

because we were talking about manga, not anime.

>>2161 Okay, 50 volume manga, same dif.

I loved Koharubiyori: Indian summer.

I was only 4 volumes, and 3 episodes of OVA.

http://eye.swfchan.com/flash.asp?id=81943&n=pupurin.swf&w=636&h=360

actually the part of OP's manga page has been animated in To-Love-Ru OVA 4

>They're good at what they aim to do.

Rape is also good. If you want to, say, sexually assault someone.

Because you're stupid, I'll explain the comparison to you: "It's good for what it is" is a non-argument. Everything is "good for what it is".

>>2458

If you're good at being a failure, does that still make you good?

>>2466
Pretty much yes. Good in the sense of embodying, or being a close match of, the concept of failure, but not in the sense of being "desirable", "beneficial", or the idea of "opposed to evil".
Aspie answer

>>2458 You're forgetting one thing: PEOPLE READ HAREM ANIME FOR LAUGHS AND AROUSAL.

>>2458 What part of "Good at what it aims to do" sounds like "Good for what it is"? Aside from good and it.

If my vacuum cleaner doesn't vacuum, it is, as you say, good at not vacuuming.

However, what this vacuum cleaner aims to do(or at least, what I aim to do with it) is SUCK UP MAH FLOOR DIRT.

If an manga aims to pelt you with images of moe and panties, and does not, then it is bad at what it aims to do and is good at not doing so. If, however, it pelts you with moe and panties(like To Love Ru) then it is indeed good at what it aims to do.

tl;dr U R A IDJIT!

i love Haruna-chan

>>2477 Me too. <3

Incidentally, it appears SQ Jump is going to start publishing a To-Love-Ru spinoff starting on the November issue.

>>2483 Neat!