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デンジ君は早川君の部隊に入ってもらう

デンジ君 **に** は早川君の部隊に入ってもらう

Any difference?
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grammar particle-に giving-and-receiving
omission of に when its used with もらう
There is no difference in meaning.

Grammatically the subject/topic of the first sentence is デンジ君 and the subject
of the second is the implicit _I_. Thus they roughly correspond to

  1. Denji shall be in Hayakawa's unit.
  2. I will let Denji join Hayakawa's unit.

In both sentences, もらう indicates the speaker benefits from Denji's joining the
unit.
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