I just ask, why did this get canceled... How is To Love Ru still in existence and this gets canceled, its a real shame. This series showed such great potential.

After reading chapter 23 I thought something wasn't quite right. I had no idea that the series had ended because of 'low ratings'. It's a shame that this has happened because this series had great potential and a lot of people were enjoying it. Shame on you WSJ for cancelling a promising series.

I started reading this when it came out... And I really liked it too! I had been kind of hoping that it would end with those two.. you know.. like, how it did.. But it was too soon!! The ending is totally open for continuation though.. But I really don't know if it will be continued or not.. But I hope it does.. HOPE.. I like Komi Naoshi's works. AND I'M SO BUMMED THAT THIS HAPPENED! ..unpopular, my butt. I can't believe it.

DISCONTINUED?!?!
I was so in love with this series, and I'm SURE I'm not the only one. Does anyone know why exactly it got discontinued?

Not having kept track of what was happening with this manga, I was shocked when I realized Ch. 23 was the end of it.

It's really a shame too, as this was becoming a favorite of mine, with a great storyline and engaging characters. I wasn't particularly fond of the art style, but that's just a personal preference of mine. I did think the author did a better job of wrapping this up in a hurry over some of the other recent mangaka in a similar situation (see MxO and B-Reaction for example), but it's still a terrible waste of potential. I can only hope that this gets another chance somewhere down the road (highly unlikely, but I'll keep my fingers crossed).

This is a great disappointment. But the series was ended rather tactfully, if you ask me. It was ended in a way that would allow the mangaka to continue the series easily at a future time. That's somewhat promising to me. Maybe if the story so far is made into an anime, SJ will reinstate the manga.

Awesome, pure awesomeness. I looked forward to it every week and no one has come up with a manga like this. It's the situation that's set up in the first chapter that makes it good. Now, if the story weren't cut off so quickly, if Troy were cured, then I would have loved it and given it a 10.

DISCONTINUED WTF!? Damn it...

I actually really enjoyed the characters, they were all funny, none of them seemed annoying. Good story, no usual cliches. Such a shame...

considering that most shounen mangas span 10+ volume; and some start out lousy before they becoming better later; i think this manga was pretty decent, the story didn't advance too much or far which can leave a lot of open question and it wasn't too slow either it gave hints of the main plot and ended with one obstacle being overcome, which it didn't make tt seem that it was rush, if anything i though great they finish one journey now what is next? i didn't expect it to some kind of a dream sequence of someone writing it any it was nice how it was ended as as story that was being writen another character; at least this this manga could stand alone as a prologue; if the authors gets pickup by another publishing company and he can expand on the idea. i read all type of mangas and eventhough one has to wonder how can two people fight together stick together that was original; at least it answer such thing as how do you go the toilet, how do you shower while holding hand lol

... Last updated on September 7th, 2008, 7:30am

it's a real pity they canceled it. i just looked it up on wikipedia, and the current lineup for the weekly shonen or whatever includes things like psyren (which is ok, i'd give it like, 5 or 6, but it's really just Gantz for more shonen audiences). double arts has one of the more original stories i've ever read, had great art, and is one of the few series that can actually follow up on it's claim of being a comedy series. anyways, due to it's cancellation, it's a short 23 chapters that are really worth reading. the forced ending isnt really too awful either, besides the obvious disappointment.