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A review by adyaaa
Mairimashita! Iruma-kun, Vol. 1 by Osamu Nishi
5.0
[Combined review of all the volumes]
This is the first manga that I've read, and I'm absolutely in love with it. I was hooked after watching just one episode of the anime.
Mairimashita! Iruma-kun [english translation: Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun] is about 14 year-old Suzuki Iruma who was sold by his awful parents to the great demon, Sullivan. Sullivan adopts Iruma as his grandchild, and enrolls him in the demon school - Babyls, where Sullivan is the headmaster. The manga deals with Iruma's life in Babyls (whose school song is about killing and eating humans), while hiding the fact that he is a human from everyone.
It is a perfect shonen isekai manga, as it is incredibly hilarious, amazingly drawn, with a fantastic plot. All of the characters are very well thought-out, and the relationships between them are excellently portrayed. The antagonists are also despicable, which is another plus point.
This is the first manga that I've read, and I'm absolutely in love with it. I was hooked after watching just one episode of the anime.
Mairimashita! Iruma-kun [english translation: Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun] is about 14 year-old Suzuki Iruma who was sold by his awful parents to the great demon, Sullivan. Sullivan adopts Iruma as his grandchild, and enrolls him in the demon school - Babyls, where Sullivan is the headmaster. The manga deals with Iruma's life in Babyls (whose school song is about killing and eating humans), while hiding the fact that he is a human from everyone.
It is a perfect shonen isekai manga, as it is incredibly hilarious, amazingly drawn, with a fantastic plot. All of the characters are very well thought-out, and the relationships between them are excellently portrayed. The antagonists are also despicable, which is another plus point.