To Love Ru Darkness Merchandise – A Sequel with an Edge
When the harem comedy To Love Ru ended in 2009, audiences were far from done with Rito, Lala, and the rest of the chaos: To Love Ru Darkness took over starting in 2010 and pushed new faces to the center – first and foremost Golden Darkness, the alien hitwoman with a fondness for taiyaki, along with Rito's sister Mikan and the Deviluke princesses Momo and Nana. Writer Saki Hasemi and artist Kentaro Yabuki ran the series until 2017, and the anime adaptation started in 2012. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed figures based on the series – detail-obsessed, full of dynamic poses, and ready for the display case.
Why do fans collect Darkness figures in particular?
Because the source material is practically made for the figure market: Kentaro Yabuki is one of the genre's most distinctive artists, and his character design thrives on dynamic poses, expressive hairstyles, and a steady stream of costume changes. Manufacturers gladly pick up on that – from the scale statue in a pastel dress to the playful small figure for your desk shelf. Golden Darkness traditionally tops the popularity ranking here: her calm demeanor and striking blonde hair make her the most-collected figure of the series. Strategic collectors keep an eye out for series like the Trio-Try-iT statues, which bring several characters into your display case in a matching style – the collecting urge then takes care of itself.
Frequently asked questions
What To Love Ru Darkness products does Elbenwald offer?
Mainly figures and scale statues of Golden Darkness, Mikan, Momo, and Nana in various formats. Use the filters to narrow down the range; size and manufacturer are named on the product page.
How does To Love Ru Darkness connect to To Love Ru?
Darkness is the direct sequel: same world, same creative team, but a new focus – the story pushes Golden Darkness and the Deviluke sisters more strongly into the center. The manga ran from 2010 to 2017.
Who is Golden Darkness?
An alien hitwoman, also known as Yami, who was originally sent after Rito – and became the secret main character of the sequel. She can shape her blonde hair into a weapon.
Range overview
The figures rule the shelf: scale figures bring Yami, Mikan, and the Deviluke sisters to life in elaborate poses, while compact desktop formats keep you company at your workspace. The drawn source material awaits catch-up readers at the manga. What's currently in stock is shown in the category – scale, material, and manufacturer are named on the respective product page.
What else goes well with it?
If you collect harem and rom-com material, The Quintessential Quintuplets gives you five reasons at once for the next shelf. My Dress-Up Darling brings cosplay romance, Kaguya-sama: Love is War the strategic heart-racing, and Rascal Does Not Dream the more contemplative pace. The full overview of figures, series, and more is delivered by the Anime theme world.
