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Unfortunately, it’s not available in English yet (whether it will be is doubtful, given the fact it’s bordering on hentai – just watch what Kanako does to Motoko in that alley or Keitaro’s weird ‘lingeire party’ dream and you’ll see what I mean!), but it is available on DVD in Japan (DH got a copy through eBay), not to mention it could also be downloaded via programs like Kazza), but it’s only a very short series though, and tends to not focus focus on Keitaro’s trials and tribulations trying to get into Toudai while all the time attempting to find his ‘mystery girl’, as well as getting Naru to actually like him, unlike the TV series.
SPOILERS AHEAD
The first half of LHA however, is more like a single-minded cat fight between Naru and Kanako. Keitaro takes off on an archeological dig somewhere with Seta, when his adopted-sister Kanako shows up at the Hinata and immediately causes trouble, particuaolry when she impersonates Naru with the intention of gettign ervyone to gang up on her and then leave, so she can take over the running of the Hinata, eventually with Keitaro. Of course, it back-fires when Keitaro unexpectedly returns only to find a strange black-haired girl claiming to be his sister, and that he’d made a promise with her to go to Toudai too, just like he did to Naru and Mutsumi!
The second half of the series basically involves a cursed section of the Hinata which supposedly binds two people together in marriage (sounding suspiscously a lot like a rip-off of the Yggdrasil’s ‘System Force’ from Oh, My Goddess!) and the unexpected consequences for Keitaro, Naru and Kanako. I won’t spoil anything, other than the series ends unfinished, as there was going to be a few more episodes made, only for the series to be canned. Anyway, the manga ties everything up, so that’s perhaps a better place to discover the finale to Love Hina.
Firstly, I have to correct Enkidoh. The promise Keitaro and Kanako have, is NOT to get into Toudai together, but to run a ryoken (Inn) together.
Secondly, I have to agree with him in regards to getting the manga. It ends the whole Love Hina saga off quite nicely. However, the anime company involved in making the transference from manga to anime should be lined up against the wall and shot! Firstly, the appearence of two NEW characters which never ever appeared in the manga, Kentaro Sakata and Mei Narusegawa. Secondly, some of the episodes left a sour taste in my mouth, figuratively speaking.
The Love Hina Again series was canned because of the border between flirting and hentai grew too obscure. Only three episodes made, but they were good for a laugh.