Ep 10. A Space Entertainer

Haruna wants to participate in the school's upcoming cultural festival, but she's not sure what to do. Meanwhile, Rito and the others meet an alien named Oshizu who has crash-landed on Earth. Oshizu is a space entertainer who can create illusions with her mind. She decides to help Haruna come up with an idea for the festival, but things get complicated when Oshizu's powers attract the attention of the school's student council.

As Haruna struggles to come up with a cultural festival idea, Rito and the others stumble upon Oshizu, who has crash-landed on Earth. At first, Oshizu is hesitant to reveal her true identity as an alien, but eventually she opens up to Rito and the others. They learn that Oshizu is a space entertainer who can create illusions with her mind.

Impressed by her abilities, Haruna asks Oshizu to help her come up with an idea for the cultural festival. Oshizu agrees and starts to use her powers to create various illusions that could potentially be used as part of Haruna's performance. However, as they work together, the student council starts to take notice of Oshizu's powers.

The student council, led by Risa and Mio, decide to investigate the source of the strange illusions that have been occurring around the school. They eventually discover that Oshizu is the culprit, and they try to capture her to study her powers further. However, Rito and the others are determined to protect Oshizu and keep her safe from the student council.

In the end, the cultural festival goes off without a hitch, with Haruna and Oshizu's performance being a huge success. The student council is left scratching their heads as to how the illusions were created, and Rito and the others are relieved that Oshizu was able to help Haruna without getting into too much trouble.

Overall, episode ten of To Love Ru season one, "A Space Entertainer," is a lighthearted and fun episode that showcases the series' signature blend of sci-fi, comedy, and romance. The introduction of Oshizu, with her unique powers and quirky personality, adds a fresh twist to the show's always entertaining cast of characters. Haruna's struggle to come up with a performance idea for the cultural festival is relatable and helps to ground the fantastical elements of the show. Meanwhile, the student council's attempts to capture Oshizu add a touch of peril and excitement to the episode's otherwise relaxed tone. Fans of To Love Ru will definitely want to check out this episode for its fun characters, engaging plot, and classic To Love Ru humor.