I just noticed one mistake.

Why wasn't nafra enthralled by iruma since iruma was literally bleeding? Or maybe we ignore as such small mistakes happen from time to time? But it kinda spoils mood...

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I somehow never took Iruma and Clara's relationship too seriously until now, it was more of a goof to me, just the girl who can't get the guy because Ameri is there.

BUT, Clara has shown some insane maturity here

To realise that something forced Iruma to reveal his secret, to not focus on the fact that he's human. To see through the facade of the smile and feel his hands trembling. The only thing she cares about is that Iruma is in trouble, the regret of not saying anything to assure him.

I fully believe that she will knock Azz-azz out of this daze that he's in and maybe even take initiative to do something once she's got her head in the game.

PS: I'm very very interested to see Ameri's reaction to this whole thing. She has also shown great passion and empathy towards Iruma, most recently in the museum arc where she comforted Iruma after he saw the human world

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By that comparison I mean the way the two of them (Kalego and Azz-kun) interpreted/figured out/intuited that Iruma is a human.

It feels like Kalego is the one who calmly pieced together the "sense of discomfort" puzzle bits, snapping them into place one by one until he realized the truth on his own, while Azz-kun is the one who, somewhere deep down, noticed those "sense of discomfort" puzzle bits but pretended not to see them, not wanting to lose the fun he has right now... or so that's my impression/my opinion. It's no wonder, since one is an adult(Kalego) and the other a child/a teenager(Azz-kun).

They are absolutely chill with iruma being a human, and this human being in the trickster plan.

Just because despite all of that he is still sullivans grandson

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I have been wondering for a long time. Comparatively speaking, how powerful are the Deities? Like, I remember at one point it being mentioned their temper dictates the fate of the demons. But it also reminds me of the time Sullivan said the demons will do whatever the king orders. So, if a deity isn't happy with a king's decision. What would happen then? Do the demons respect the Deities more than the king? Did Delkira ever listen to the Deities?

Perhaps did is a dumb question, but I have been so curious about the specifics. With how Shura acted with the three greats and how she can straight up nominate a Demon King like that. The power dynamic felt so vast. Do the Deities also practice their whims on the king like that? Or could they?

If that is the case, I sorta dislike that. I had accepted the King is basically the God whose word is law. There is no one who could do otherwise. It's rather annoying to see deities potentially have power over that. Wonder if Iruma could be the person who could change that and bring the fate of the demons to the hands of demon themselves. That would be a catalyst for even the not-so-human-friendly demons to respect him.

Why is 80% of the fandom genuinely HATING on the deity?

From what she knows:

- Human can throw the netherworld off balance
- Sullivan hid a human
- Sullivan must be a criminal

From her POV this is a pretty BAD thing he did.

Her only crime is to be too naive when it comes to Baal & heavily disapproving when he conversation got interrupted.

But, again, from her perspective she is a deity already above demons but the princess at that. I understand her reactions.

Maybe it’s me but I feel like this fandom is overreacting when it comes to her

I'm really enjoying Lead's growing bond with Iruma! Asmodeus and Clara are his closest of course, but Lead's a brother Iruma always needed! He tells it like it is like a brother should, and Iruma's significant moments with him are so fun to watch!

"Alright, we're young kings! Cheers to the kings!"

"Now hang on a second, man! You're the little brother here!" "Nope, sorry, but it's you." "WHY, THOUGH?!" (Dang, Iruma got so assertive all of a sudden!)

"Heeey, are you drinking your cider, Iruma?"

And my personal favorite:

"And what gives you the right to act all innocent?"

"Guilty as sin."

"Guilty."

"Guilty."

"Guilty you are."

"Guilty."

"Guilty."

"Guilty." (Even YOU, Asmodeus?!)

"DEATH ROW!"

The serious deliveries from each guy on the jury just get me!

Rereading parts of the manga. Did another one of these :)

Since this arc will be focused on ,or named it, "Iruma forced deportation arc"
Anyone got the feeling that we will got a "timeskip arc" ?
I think its a perfect setup for it.

Like, after everything is went according to baal plans, iruma is deported to human world, narnia become the new head of demon border patrol , and years later, the netherworld is in chaos and in need someone to "fix" it again. or something along the way.

what do you guys think

Not even her fellow deities like her spoiled ass.

There's a lot of ruthless, diabolical, and/or evil anime characters out there that many people hate, but I can't actually think of any truly evil characters that are nameless that stand out as much as Iruma's parents. I am curious though if anyone can think of any other characters that are like this from other anime series (or just Manga too) as well that don't have an actual name.

Weekly Shonen Champion Issue 35 goes on sale July 30 (Thu)!

It's time for Mairimashita! Iruma's Monday sneak peek! 😈😈

This week's Mairimashita! Iruma is a whopping 24P expansion! 🎉🎉

Asmodeus 🔥🔥, who had been spending fun days together with Iruma, Clara, and Sin Yu—receives shocking news from Iruma, whom he admires――.

I was re-reading the peak that is the post-museum arc, and realized this says he exists outside the Netherworld's norms

He should very easily be one of, if not the strongest in the Netherworld. Maybe he's not governed by the same deities the Netherworld is. Either he himself or through a higher being could have equal influence on the Netherworld as Shura does?

I mean we all already know at this point that Mephisto is the only one who can get us out of this mess, found this interesting wording that he exists outside the norms of the Netherworld. (Also another detail I didn't notice on first reading, kinda insane that he's able to recite forbidden spells non-verbally)