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** In Chapter 12 of "Darkness", a ''UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable'' is seen among a collection of items Rito likes.
* Some of the handheld consoles Rito, Lala and her sisters play with throughout the manga looks suspiciously like the ''UsefulNotes/NintendoDS'', particularly the Nintendo [=DSi=] variant with its noticeable camera eye.
** In Chapter 12 of "Darkness", a ''UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable'' is seen among a collection of items Rito likes.
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** Momo's favourite game is published on the [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 [[Platform/PlayStation3 RS3]].
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* Some of the handheld consoles Rito, Lala and her sisters play with throughout the manga looks suspiciously like the''UsefulNotes/NintendoDS'', ''Platform/NintendoDS'', particularly the Nintendo [=DSi=] variant with its noticeable camera eye.
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* A blink-and-you'll-miss-it {{Homage}} appears in Chapter 134 of the manga: Lala plays a target shooting game while dressed as Train Heartnet, the protagonist of ''Black Cat'', right down to using Train's "[[CoolGuns Hades]]" firearm and tattoo of the Roman numeral "XIII".
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* A blink-and-you'll-miss-it {{Homage}} appears in Chapter 134 of the manga: Lala plays a target shooting game while dressed as Train Heartnet, the protagonist of ''Black Cat'', right down to using Train's "[[CoolGuns Hades]]" "Hades" firearm and tattoo of the Roman numeral "XIII".
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* During Episode 7 of "Motto To-Love-Ru"), Peke is [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Peke_JumpSQ_resize_6937.jpg reading a manga]] with [[Anime/MayoiNekoOverrun familiar characters on the cover]]. Since ''To-Love-Ru'' and ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' were published in Jump SQ (and both are illustrated by Yabuki), this can be seen as a BreakingTheFourthWall instance as ''To-Love-Ru'' characters appear in the background of ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' at least once per chapter. This makes it so that Peke is reading a comic ''that has its fellow characters in it''.
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* During Episode 7 of "Motto To-Love-Ru"), Peke is [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Peke_JumpSQ_resize_6937.jpg reading a manga]] with [[Anime/MayoiNekoOverrun [[Literature/MayoiNekoOverrun familiar characters on the cover]]. Since ''To-Love-Ru'' and ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' were published in Jump SQ (and both are illustrated by Yabuki), this can be seen as a BreakingTheFourthWall instance as ''To-Love-Ru'' characters appear in the background of ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' at least once per chapter. This makes it so that Peke is reading a comic ''that has its fellow characters in it''.
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* Two to ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure''. In the "Darkness" 44.5th chapter Rito is seen holding a bag of various bizarre items. The logo on the bag reads: Stardust Store - JOJO HAND, featuring pictures of the Luckland Communications logo. In Chapter 53, Yami is seen in the library reading a book whose cover features Oingo and Bingo in Tohth's artstyle. Part of Oingo's name can be seen on the spine and a picture of Iggy is shown on the back cover.
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* Two to ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure''. In the "Darkness" 44.5th chapter Rito is seen holding a bag of various bizarre items. The logo on the bag reads: Stardust Store - JOJO HAND, featuring pictures of the Luckland Communications logo. In Chapter 53, Yami is seen in the library reading a book whose cover features Oingo and Bingo in Tohth's artstyle. Part of Oingo's name can be seen on the spine and a picture of Iggy is shown on the back cover.cover.
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* In one of the extra chapters of "Darkness", Rito and Momo think something is worrying Mikan at school and one of the possibilities Rito visualizes is Mikan being bullied - by two kids that closesly resemble [[{{Anime/Doraemon}} Gian and Suneo]].
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* In one of the extra chapters of "Darkness", Rito and Momo think something is worrying Mikan at school and one of the possibilities Rito visualizes is Mikan being bullied - by two kids that closesly resemble [[{{Anime/Doraemon}} [[{{Manga/Doraemon}} Gian and Suneo]].
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** Mikan visits a grocery store in Chapter 12 of "Darkness" that, due to the dimensions of the panel, reads "Super Vegeta", his moniker for when he goes Super Saiyan.
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** Starting with Chapter 12 of "Darkness", Mikan visits a grocery store in Chapter 12 of "Darkness" that, due to the dimensions of the panel, reads called "Super Vegeta", his moniker for when he goes Super Saiyan.Saiyan. In Chapter 49, the sign for the store has the emblem of the Ginyu Force, along with various vegetables used for Saiyan name puns such as a carrot and lettuce.
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** In the bonus Chapter "20.7", a shoot of [[ShowWithinAShow Magical Kyouko]] shows a villain named Pierre Ogi revived as a cyborg, with the cyborg replacements being identical to Mecha Frieza's.
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* In the end of second chapter of manga, Lala is playing with a console very similar with the first ''UsefulNotes/PlayStation''.
* Similar to the above, after Run accidentally gives Riko spicy food, the speech bubble for him gurgling in the water has the ''UsefulNotes/PlayStation'''s face button symbols.
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* Similar to the above, afterfirst .
** After Run accidentally gives Riko spicy food, the speech bubble for him gurgling in the water has the''UsefulNotes/PlayStation'''s controller's face button symbols.symbols.
** In Chapter 12 of "Darkness", a ''UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable'' is seen among a collection of items Rito likes.
** In the end of second chapter of manga, Lala is playing with a console very similar with the
* Similar to the above, after
** After Run accidentally gives Riko spicy food, the speech bubble for him gurgling in the water has the
** In Chapter 12 of "Darkness", a ''UsefulNotes/PlayStationPortable'' is seen among a collection of items Rito likes.
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** Furthermore, Lala changes into several different costumes from that series and one is classic Goku red battle-outfit.
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* During Episode 7, Ren goes to see a movie about a fighter named "[[Film/{{Rocky}} Pocky]]" to try and learn how to be masculine. He isn't the only one: the boy sitting next to him in the theater is a dead ringer for [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Shinji Ikari]].
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* During Episode 7, Ren goes to see a movie about a fighter named "[[Film/{{Rocky}} "[[Franchise/{{Rocky}} Pocky]]" to try and learn how to be masculine. He isn't the only one: the boy sitting next to him in the theater is a dead ringer for [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Shinji Ikari]].
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** Chapter 70 of "Darkness" has the Devilluke family into a formal event in the space with cameos of Jaco, Beerus and Zeno from ''Anime/DragonBallSuper''.
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* Two to ''Manga/JoJoBizzarreAdventure''. In the "Darkness" 44.5th chapter Rito is seen holding a bag of various bizarre items. The logo on the bag reads: Stardust Store - JOJO HAND, featuring pictures of the Luckland Communications logo. In Chapter 53, Yami is seen in the library reading a book whose cover features Oingo and Bingo in Tohth's artstyle. Part of Oingo's name can be seen on the spine and a picture of Iggy is shown on the back cover.
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* Two to ''Manga/JoJoBizzarreAdventure''.''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure''. In the "Darkness" 44.5th chapter Rito is seen holding a bag of various bizarre items. The logo on the bag reads: Stardust Store - JOJO HAND, featuring pictures of the Luckland Communications logo. In Chapter 53, Yami is seen in the library reading a book whose cover features Oingo and Bingo in Tohth's artstyle. Part of Oingo's name can be seen on the spine and a picture of Iggy is shown on the back cover.
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** In the first chapter of the manga, Lala states though she has a tail, it doesn't mean she'll transform when she looks at a full moon, referring to the [[HumanAlien Saiyans]] and their habit of turning into their "Oozaru" forms when a full moon appears. Furthermore, Lala changes into several different costumes from that series.
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** In the first chapter of the manga, Lala states though she has a tail, it doesn't mean she'll transform when she looks at a full moon, referring to the [[HumanAlien Saiyans]] and their habit of turning into their "Oozaru" forms when a full moon appears.
** Furthermore, Lala changes into several different costumes from thatseries.series and one is classic Goku red battle-outfit.
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** Lacospo is eerily similar to Emperor Pilaf. Both are small evil guy, have odd colored skin, pointy ears and wear a smilar outfit.
** A "Darkness" chapter has Rito [[spoiler: and Nemesis]] play at one of ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros'' games.
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* In one of the extra chapters of ''Darkness'', "Darkness", Rito and Momo think something is worrying Mikan at school and one of the possibilities Rito visualizes is Mikan being bullied - by two kids that closesly resemble [[{{Anime/Doraemon}} Gian and Suneo]].Suneo]].
* Two to ''Manga/JoJoBizzarreAdventure''. In the "Darkness" 44.5th chapter Rito is seen holding a bag of various bizarre items. The logo on the bag reads: Stardust Store - JOJO HAND, featuring pictures of the Luckland Communications logo. In Chapter 53, Yami is seen in the library reading a book whose cover features Oingo and Bingo in Tohth's artstyle. Part of Oingo's name can be seen on the spine and a picture of Iggy is shown on the back cover.
* Two to ''Manga/JoJoBizzarreAdventure''. In the "Darkness" 44.5th chapter Rito is seen holding a bag of various bizarre items. The logo on the bag reads: Stardust Store - JOJO HAND, featuring pictures of the Luckland Communications logo. In Chapter 53, Yami is seen in the library reading a book whose cover features Oingo and Bingo in Tohth's artstyle. Part of Oingo's name can be seen on the spine and a picture of Iggy is shown on the back cover.
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* Some of the handheld consoles Rito, Lala and her sisters play with throughout the manga looks suspiciously like the NintendoDS, particularly the Nintendo [=DSi=] variant with its noticeable camera eye.
* In the ''To-Love-Ru Darkness'' manga, Momo purchases a game called "Love 無双", as in "Love Musou" or more famously known internationally as "[[VideoGame/DynastyWarriors Love Warriors]]".
* In the ''To-Love-Ru Darkness'' manga, Momo purchases a game called "Love 無双", as in "Love Musou" or more famously known internationally as "[[VideoGame/DynastyWarriors Love Warriors]]".
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* In the end of second chapter of manga, Lala is playing with a console very similar with the first ''UsefulNotes/PlayStation''.
* Some of the handheld consoles Rito, Lala and her sisters play with throughout the manga looks suspiciously like theNintendoDS, ''UsefulNotes/NintendoDS'', particularly the Nintendo [=DSi=] variant with its noticeable camera eye.
* In the''To-Love-Ru ''To Love-Ru Darkness'' manga, Momo purchases a game called "Love 無双", as in "Love Musou" or more famously known internationally as "[[VideoGame/DynastyWarriors ''[[VideoGame/DynastyWarriors Love Warriors]]".Warriors]]''.
* Some of the handheld consoles Rito, Lala and her sisters play with throughout the manga looks suspiciously like the
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* During Peke's "malfunction" in Chapter 143/Episode 9 of ''Motto To-Love-Ru'', Lala ends up in a tiny swimsuit, Haruna in a PlayboyBunny suit, and Oshizu dressed as [[Anime/HellGirl Enma Ai]]. Doubles as another ActorAllusion as Oshizu and Enma share the same [[Creator/MamikoNoto voice actress]].
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* During Peke's "malfunction" in Chapter 143/Episode 153/Episode 9 of ''Motto To-Love-Ru'', Lala ends up in a tiny swimsuit, Haruna in a PlayboyBunny suit, and Oshizu dressed as [[Anime/HellGirl Enma Ai]]. Doubles as another ActorAllusion as Oshizu and Enma share the same [[Creator/MamikoNoto voice actress]].
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* During Episode 7 of "Motto To-Love-Ru"), Peke is [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Peke_JumpSQ_resize_6937.jpg reading a manga]] with [[VisualNovel/MayoiNekoOverrun familiar characters on the cover]]. Since ''To-Love-Ru'' and ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' were published in Jump SQ (and both are illustrated by Yabuki), this can be seen as a BreakingTheFourthWall instance as ''To-Love-Ru'' characters appear in the background of ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' at least once per chapter. This makes it so that Peke is reading a comic ''that has its fellow characters in it''.
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* During Episode 7 of "Motto To-Love-Ru"), Peke is [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Peke_JumpSQ_resize_6937.jpg reading a manga]] with [[VisualNovel/MayoiNekoOverrun [[Anime/MayoiNekoOverrun familiar characters on the cover]]. Since ''To-Love-Ru'' and ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' were published in Jump SQ (and both are illustrated by Yabuki), this can be seen as a BreakingTheFourthWall instance as ''To-Love-Ru'' characters appear in the background of ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' at least once per chapter. This makes it so that Peke is reading a comic ''that has its fellow characters in it''.
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* During Episode 7 of "Motto To-Love-Ru"), Peke is [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Peke_JumpSQ_resize_6937.jpg reading a manga]] with [[MayoiNekoOverrun familiar characters on the cover]]. Since ''To-Love-Ru'' and ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' were published in Jump SQ (and both are illustrated by Yabuki), this can be seen as a BreakingTheFourthWall instance as ''To-Love-Ru'' characters appear in the background of ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' at least once per chapter. This makes it so that Peke is reading a comic ''that has its fellow characters in it''.
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* During Episode 7 of "Motto To-Love-Ru"), Peke is [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Peke_JumpSQ_resize_6937.jpg reading a manga]] with [[MayoiNekoOverrun [[VisualNovel/MayoiNekoOverrun familiar characters on the cover]]. Since ''To-Love-Ru'' and ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' were published in Jump SQ (and both are illustrated by Yabuki), this can be seen as a BreakingTheFourthWall instance as ''To-Love-Ru'' characters appear in the background of ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' at least once per chapter. This makes it so that Peke is reading a comic ''that has its fellow characters in it''.
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* In the ''To-Love-Ru Darkness'' manga, Momo purchases a game called "Love 無双", as in "Love Musou" or more famously known internationally as "[[VideoGame/DynastyWarriors Love Warriors]]".
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* In one of the extra chapters of ''Darkness'', Rito and Momo think something is worrying Mikan at school and one of the possibilities Rito visualizes is Mikan being bullied - by two kids that closesly resemble [[Anime/Doraemon Gian and Suneo]].
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!''Manga/BlackCat''
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Let's get the obvious one out of the way first, given Kentaro Yabuki has a tendency to do this particular ShoutOut:
* Besides the {{Expy}} deal on the main page, Yami's conveniently named spaceship is called the "Lunatique", taken from Professor Tearju's surname.
* A blink-and-you'll-miss-it {{Homage}} appears in Chapter 134 of the manga: Lala plays a target shooting game while dressed as Train Heartnet, the protagonist of ''Black Cat'', right down to using Train's "[[CoolGuns Hades]]" firearm and tattoo of the Roman numeral "XIII".
** As if the parallels weren't already blatant, Yami is seen in the background of the same panel wearing the clothing of Eve.
* Bounty hunter "Kuro" looks exactly like Train was during his time with the "Chronos" organization. Likewise, Kuro's demeanor echoes the same persona Train had before he met Saya.
** The chapter titles for 149 and 150 in the manga where Kuro appears in are called "The Smiling Cat" and "The Determined Cat", respectively. These are directly lifted from episodes 4 and 5 of the ''Black Cat'' AnimatedAdaptation, respectively [[spoiler:when Train goes to save Eve from weapons dealer Torneo Rudman]].
* Early in the manga, several characters go to sing karaoke at a place named "Kuro Neko", as in "Black Cat".
!Other References
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* In Episode 4 of the first AnimatedAdaptation, there's a brief ShoutOut to the ''Franchise/{{Halo}}'' franchise with one image showing Rito standing in the sunset of a cratered wasteland holding a gun similar to the [=MA5B=] Assault Rifle from ''Halo: Combat Evolved'', and another depicting a space battle in the shadow of a gas giant with part of a Halo-like structure and the Covenant capital city "High Charity".
* Episode 5 features Zastin starting up his spacecraft in a manner similar to the [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSeed GAT-X105 Strike Gundam]], complete with the FunWithAcronyms on the boot-up screen. Doubles as ActorAllusion when Zastin's [[Creator/TakehitoKoyasu voice actor]] was the second pilot of the Strike Gundam.
* During Episode 7, Ren goes to see a movie about a fighter named "[[Film/{{Rocky}} Pocky]]" to try and learn how to be masculine. He isn't the only one: the boy sitting next to him in the theater is a dead ringer for [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Shinji Ikari]].
* Let's not forget those ''Manga/DragonBall'' references either
** In the first chapter of the manga, Lala states though she has a tail, it doesn't mean she'll transform when she looks at a full moon, referring to the [[HumanAlien Saiyans]] and their habit of turning into their "Oozaru" forms when a full moon appears. Furthermore, Lala changes into several different costumes from that series.
** Lala's father Gid threatens to destroy the Earth if Rito isn't worthy of Lala. In the manga, he implies he doesn't mean to do it with a fleet of Devilukean starships: he'll do it personally and states he's merely suppressing his power - were he to release it, he can easily crush the planet to pieces. The latter is a reference to the ''Dragonball'' villain Freiza and his proclamation of his tiered {{Power Level}}s.
* During Episode 7 of "Motto To-Love-Ru"), Peke is [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Peke_JumpSQ_resize_6937.jpg reading a manga]] with [[MayoiNekoOverrun familiar characters on the cover]]. Since ''To-Love-Ru'' and ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' were published in Jump SQ (and both are illustrated by Yabuki), this can be seen as a BreakingTheFourthWall instance as ''To-Love-Ru'' characters appear in the background of ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' at least once per chapter. This makes it so that Peke is reading a comic ''that has its fellow characters in it''.
* During Peke's "malfunction" in Chapter 143/Episode 9 of ''Motto To-Love-Ru'', Lala ends up in a tiny swimsuit, Haruna in a PlayboyBunny suit, and Oshizu dressed as [[Anime/HellGirl Enma Ai]]. Doubles as another ActorAllusion as Oshizu and Enma share the same [[Creator/MamikoNoto voice actress]].
* Some of the handheld consoles Rito, Lala and her sisters play with throughout the manga looks suspiciously like the NintendoDS, particularly the Nintendo [=DSi=] variant with its noticeable camera eye.
* In the ''To-Love-Ru Darkness'' manga, Momo purchases a game called "Love 無双", as in "Love Musou" or more famously known internationally as "[[VideoGame/DynastyWarriors Love Warriors]]".
[[hardline]]
Let's get the obvious one out of the way first, given Kentaro Yabuki has a tendency to do this particular ShoutOut:
* Besides the {{Expy}} deal on the main page, Yami's conveniently named spaceship is called the "Lunatique", taken from Professor Tearju's surname.
* A blink-and-you'll-miss-it {{Homage}} appears in Chapter 134 of the manga: Lala plays a target shooting game while dressed as Train Heartnet, the protagonist of ''Black Cat'', right down to using Train's "[[CoolGuns Hades]]" firearm and tattoo of the Roman numeral "XIII".
** As if the parallels weren't already blatant, Yami is seen in the background of the same panel wearing the clothing of Eve.
* Bounty hunter "Kuro" looks exactly like Train was during his time with the "Chronos" organization. Likewise, Kuro's demeanor echoes the same persona Train had before he met Saya.
** The chapter titles for 149 and 150 in the manga where Kuro appears in are called "The Smiling Cat" and "The Determined Cat", respectively. These are directly lifted from episodes 4 and 5 of the ''Black Cat'' AnimatedAdaptation, respectively [[spoiler:when Train goes to save Eve from weapons dealer Torneo Rudman]].
* Early in the manga, several characters go to sing karaoke at a place named "Kuro Neko", as in "Black Cat".
!Other References
[[hardline]]
* In Episode 4 of the first AnimatedAdaptation, there's a brief ShoutOut to the ''Franchise/{{Halo}}'' franchise with one image showing Rito standing in the sunset of a cratered wasteland holding a gun similar to the [=MA5B=] Assault Rifle from ''Halo: Combat Evolved'', and another depicting a space battle in the shadow of a gas giant with part of a Halo-like structure and the Covenant capital city "High Charity".
* Episode 5 features Zastin starting up his spacecraft in a manner similar to the [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSeed GAT-X105 Strike Gundam]], complete with the FunWithAcronyms on the boot-up screen. Doubles as ActorAllusion when Zastin's [[Creator/TakehitoKoyasu voice actor]] was the second pilot of the Strike Gundam.
* During Episode 7, Ren goes to see a movie about a fighter named "[[Film/{{Rocky}} Pocky]]" to try and learn how to be masculine. He isn't the only one: the boy sitting next to him in the theater is a dead ringer for [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion Shinji Ikari]].
* Let's not forget those ''Manga/DragonBall'' references either
** In the first chapter of the manga, Lala states though she has a tail, it doesn't mean she'll transform when she looks at a full moon, referring to the [[HumanAlien Saiyans]] and their habit of turning into their "Oozaru" forms when a full moon appears. Furthermore, Lala changes into several different costumes from that series.
** Lala's father Gid threatens to destroy the Earth if Rito isn't worthy of Lala. In the manga, he implies he doesn't mean to do it with a fleet of Devilukean starships: he'll do it personally and states he's merely suppressing his power - were he to release it, he can easily crush the planet to pieces. The latter is a reference to the ''Dragonball'' villain Freiza and his proclamation of his tiered {{Power Level}}s.
* During Episode 7 of "Motto To-Love-Ru"), Peke is [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/Peke_JumpSQ_resize_6937.jpg reading a manga]] with [[MayoiNekoOverrun familiar characters on the cover]]. Since ''To-Love-Ru'' and ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' were published in Jump SQ (and both are illustrated by Yabuki), this can be seen as a BreakingTheFourthWall instance as ''To-Love-Ru'' characters appear in the background of ''Mayoi Neko Overrun!'' at least once per chapter. This makes it so that Peke is reading a comic ''that has its fellow characters in it''.
* During Peke's "malfunction" in Chapter 143/Episode 9 of ''Motto To-Love-Ru'', Lala ends up in a tiny swimsuit, Haruna in a PlayboyBunny suit, and Oshizu dressed as [[Anime/HellGirl Enma Ai]]. Doubles as another ActorAllusion as Oshizu and Enma share the same [[Creator/MamikoNoto voice actress]].
* Some of the handheld consoles Rito, Lala and her sisters play with throughout the manga looks suspiciously like the NintendoDS, particularly the Nintendo [=DSi=] variant with its noticeable camera eye.
* In the ''To-Love-Ru Darkness'' manga, Momo purchases a game called "Love 無双", as in "Love Musou" or more famously known internationally as "[[VideoGame/DynastyWarriors Love Warriors]]".