The Devil Is a Part-Timer! (light novel)
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Jun 11, 2023 11:56 PM
#1
everyone knows season 2 happened a year ago, but apparently season 2 is happening this year, like what? this is so fucking stupid lmaoooooo |
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Jun 12, 2023 12:02 AM
#2
This is "Hataraku Maou - Sama!! Season 2" or you can even call it "The Devil is a Part-Timer! Season 3" |
V1P3R0PJun 12, 2023 12:05 AM
Jun 12, 2023 12:30 AM
#4
Kyline said: everyone knows season 2 happened a year ago, but apparently season 2 is happening this year, like what? this is so fucking stupid lmaoooooo Nope. It's a way of serializing anime. The 1st one was "Hataraku Maou sama!" Then they release "Hataraku Maou sama!!" if you look closely you will see here the exclamation mark "โ" indicates the difference between both the parts. So 1st they released Hataraku Maou sama! then they released Hataraku Maou sama!! then they released the 2nd season of "Hataraku Maou sama!!" So, that's why it's called Hataraku Maou sama!! season two. And yes I agree it's different and kinda weird to do this. But as long as people talk about it it's a win for them. And it isn't the only anime which did it. For example the series working. The first three seasons of this anime are: Working!! Working'!! Working!!! There are more. You will find more if you look into it. |
Sch4nJun 12, 2023 12:34 AM
Jun 12, 2023 1:09 AM
#5
Sch4n said: Kyline said: everyone knows season 2 happened a year ago, but apparently season 2 is happening this year, like what? this is so fucking stupid lmaoooooo Nope. It's a way of serializing anime. The 1st one was "Hataraku Maou sama!" Then they release "Hataraku Maou sama!!" if you look closely you will see here the exclamation mark "โ" indicates the difference between both the parts. So 1st they released Hataraku Maou sama! then they released Hataraku Maou sama!! then they released the 2nd season of "Hataraku Maou sama!!" So, that's why it's called Hataraku Maou sama!! season two. And yes I agree it's different and kinda weird to do this. But as long as people talk about it it's a win for them. And it isn't the only anime which did it. For example the series working. The first three seasons of this anime are: Working!! Working'!! Working!!! There are more. You will find more if you look into it. And in my opinion it's just so stupid to do that but they can do whatever they want with their show since it's clearly not gonna be as good as 1st season. |
Jun 12, 2023 2:00 AM
#6
“Hataraku Maou-sama!” Is season 1. “Hataraku Maou-sama!!” (2 exclamation points) is season 2. This is the second part of season 2, so it’s “Hataraku Maou-sama!! Season 2” |
Jun 12, 2023 5:31 AM
#7
it's very interesting how they make each title for every season to be honest |
Jun 12, 2023 8:53 AM
#8
TheColdMayor said: “Hataraku Maou-sama!” Is season 1. “Hataraku Maou-sama!!” (2 exclamation points) is season 2. This is the second part of season 2, so it’s “Hataraku Maou-sama!! Season 2” stupid naming just like quintessential quintuplets |
Jun 12, 2023 10:48 AM
#9
The og season with the different animation has a different name from the anime that aired last year. The anime airing this year has the same name as the anime that aired last year, hence season 2. |
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Jun 12, 2023 11:59 AM
#10
I will just call it Season 2 Part 2 |
Jun 13, 2023 4:27 AM
#11
It's not a part 2, just to be clear. People keep thinking it's just a weird way to call a S2 P2. But it's S3 being called weird. So if you wanna call it something more normal go with Season 3. And yes the difference between parts and seasons is standardized and does matter, it's to do with production codes, and season orders. |
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Jun 13, 2023 9:01 PM
#12
Eira_99 said: It's not a part 2, just to be clear. People keep thinking it's just a weird way to call a S2 P2. But it's S3 being called weird. So if you wanna call it something more normal go with Season 3. And yes the difference between parts and seasons is standardized and does matter, it's to do with production codes, and season orders. It hardly matters. It's just an obscure technical difference nerds will argue about. It's just episode 26 of the show. Whether it's Season 3, Season 2 part 2, season 1 Part 3, Season 4, the categorization means nothing. |
Jun 14, 2023 2:07 AM
#13
Black60Dragon said: No, it matters quite a lot.Eira_99 said: It's not a part 2, just to be clear. People keep thinking it's just a weird way to call a S2 P2. But it's S3 being called weird. So if you wanna call it something more normal go with Season 3. And yes the difference between parts and seasons is standardized and does matter, it's to do with production codes, and season orders. It hardly matters. It's just an obscure technical difference nerds will argue about. It's just episode 26 of the show. Whether it's Season 3, Season 2 part 2, season 1 Part 3, Season 4, the categorization means nothing. |
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Jun 14, 2023 4:14 AM
#14
I never noticed the exclamation point… |
Jun 14, 2023 7:06 AM
#15
Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: No, it matters quite a lot.Eira_99 said: It's not a part 2, just to be clear. People keep thinking it's just a weird way to call a S2 P2. But it's S3 being called weird. So if you wanna call it something more normal go with Season 3. And yes the difference between parts and seasons is standardized and does matter, it's to do with production codes, and season orders. It hardly matters. It's just an obscure technical difference nerds will argue about. It's just episode 26 of the show. Whether it's Season 3, Season 2 part 2, season 1 Part 3, Season 4, the categorization means nothing. Give me literally one single reason |
Jun 14, 2023 12:52 PM
#16
Kyline said: everyone knows season 2 happened a year ago, but apparently season 2 is happening this year, like what? this is so fucking stupid lmaoooooo Yeahhhh, I hate when animes make Parts for seasons. Like it makes no god damn sense just make it another god dam season. The same with AOT |
Jun 15, 2023 10:15 AM
#17
Sara_Karma said: Kyline said: everyone knows season 2 happened a year ago, but apparently season 2 is happening this year, like what? this is so fucking stupid lmaoooooo Yeahhhh, I hate when animes make Parts for seasons. Like it makes no god damn sense just make it another god dam season. The same with AOT The reason for that is story arcs. If the episodes are covering the same story arcs and they need to take a break from making episodes, then it's not a new season. The idea that seasons have to air continuously is strange. Shows can have one season that gets multiple delays, or it can have 20 seasons will no breaks in-between. It is what it is. So that's why AOT is like that, they kept facing time delays but it's all part of the same story arc. Also btw this isn't part 2, it's season 2. It's season 2 of the revived series. Series 2 season 1. It's no different than how you can say Season 1 of Naruto Shippuden, even though it's Season 10 or Naruto or whatever it is. They just have similar names so it's confusing for people. |
Jun 16, 2023 1:39 AM
#18
Black60Dragon said: I already did in my first post, in fact I gave two reasons. Season orders and production codes. We wouldn't have things like Season 2 Part 2 in other shows if it didn't matter, it's important that it still be classified as the same season, just a part that aired separately from the rest of it.Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: Eira_99 said: It's not a part 2, just to be clear. People keep thinking it's just a weird way to call a S2 P2. But it's S3 being called weird. So if you wanna call it something more normal go with Season 3. And yes the difference between parts and seasons is standardized and does matter, it's to do with production codes, and season orders. It hardly matters. It's just an obscure technical difference nerds will argue about. It's just episode 26 of the show. Whether it's Season 3, Season 2 part 2, season 1 Part 3, Season 4, the categorization means nothing. Give me literally one single reason |
LOL, your opinion is wrong! |
Jun 16, 2023 11:42 AM
#19
Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: I already did in my first post, in fact I gave two reasons. Season orders and production codes. We wouldn't have things like Season 2 Part 2 in other shows if it didn't matter, it's important that it still be classified as the same season, just a part that aired separately from the rest of it.Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: No, it matters quite a lot.Eira_99 said: It's not a part 2, just to be clear. People keep thinking it's just a weird way to call a S2 P2. But it's S3 being called weird. So if you wanna call it something more normal go with Season 3. And yes the difference between parts and seasons is standardized and does matter, it's to do with production codes, and season orders. It hardly matters. It's just an obscure technical difference nerds will argue about. It's just episode 26 of the show. Whether it's Season 3, Season 2 part 2, season 1 Part 3, Season 4, the categorization means nothing. Give me literally one single reason Ahhhhhh yes of course, production numbers. How silly of me. Of course, of course, without knowing the production numbers you have an inability to enjoy a show! If I accidentally told you the wrong season you'd explode from the horror ๐ง I now see the error of my ways, I'll never watch another show in my life without taking detailed notes of the production numbers for otherwise it's impossible to enjoy ๐ |
Jun 17, 2023 12:48 AM
#20
Sara_Karma said: Why does it matter that much to you? All you'll do is just watch the show anyway, you aint gonna spell the detailed name of the shows to everyoneKyline said: everyone knows season 2 happened a year ago, but apparently season 2 is happening this year, like what? this is so fucking stupid lmaoooooo Yeahhhh, I hate when animes make Parts for seasons. Like it makes no god damn sense just make it another god dam season. The same with AOT |
Jun 17, 2023 7:52 PM
#21
Jun 19, 2023 7:33 AM
#23
Yea literally no one wanted a second season, much less a second season of the second season. Didnt they see how hard the last one flopped lol., can't imagine people watching this one. Like even the first season wasn't masterpiece material. |
Jun 19, 2023 8:39 AM
#24
Black60Dragon said: I never said that, but nice straw-man. You also didn't ask why it was important for enjoying a show, you just asked for a single possible way it could be important at all. You're lack of being specific is the issue here, production codes might not be important to you but they are important and are why seasons can sometimes seem weird as it's key that the seasons people who watch the show call it by and the production codes match, otherwise it's hard for the staff to talk about the show if the internal codes don't match what we get. You can see this often with american TV were pilots will have a different production code and thus sometimes during interviews you have to move each episode number they use forward by 1, since episode 1 for them is just episode 1 after the pilot, so actually 2. See the confusion and issues that causes. Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: No, it matters quite a lot.Eira_99 said: It's not a part 2, just to be clear. People keep thinking it's just a weird way to call a S2 P2. But it's S3 being called weird. So if you wanna call it something more normal go with Season 3. And yes the difference between parts and seasons is standardized and does matter, it's to do with production codes, and season orders. It hardly matters. It's just an obscure technical difference nerds will argue about. It's just episode 26 of the show. Whether it's Season 3, Season 2 part 2, season 1 Part 3, Season 4, the categorization means nothing. Give me literally one single reason Ahhhhhh yes of course, production numbers. How silly of me. Of course, of course, without knowing the production numbers you have an inability to enjoy a show! If I accidentally told you the wrong season you'd explode from the horror ๐ง I now see the error of my ways, I'll never watch another show in my life without taking detailed notes of the production numbers for otherwise it's impossible to enjoy ๐ So yer, that is a single reason why it matters. Maybe not for you, but you didn't ask that. |
LOL, your opinion is wrong! |
Jun 19, 2023 9:19 AM
#25
Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: I never said that, but nice straw-man. You also didn't ask why it was important for enjoying a show, you just asked for a single possible way it could be important at all. You're lack of being specific is the issue here, production codes might not be important to you but they are important and are why seasons can sometimes seem weird as it's key that the seasons people who watch the show call it by and the production codes match, otherwise it's hard for the staff to talk about the show if the internal codes don't match what we get. You can see this often with american TV were pilots will have a different production code and thus sometimes during interviews you have to move each episode number they use forward by 1, since episode 1 for them is just episode 1 after the pilot, so actually 2. See the confusion and issues that causes. Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: I already did in my first post, in fact I gave two reasons. Season orders and production codes. We wouldn't have things like Season 2 Part 2 in other shows if it didn't matter, it's important that it still be classified as the same season, just a part that aired separately from the rest of it.Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: No, it matters quite a lot.Eira_99 said: It's not a part 2, just to be clear. People keep thinking it's just a weird way to call a S2 P2. But it's S3 being called weird. So if you wanna call it something more normal go with Season 3. And yes the difference between parts and seasons is standardized and does matter, it's to do with production codes, and season orders. It hardly matters. It's just an obscure technical difference nerds will argue about. It's just episode 26 of the show. Whether it's Season 3, Season 2 part 2, season 1 Part 3, Season 4, the categorization means nothing. Give me literally one single reason Ahhhhhh yes of course, production numbers. How silly of me. Of course, of course, without knowing the production numbers you have an inability to enjoy a show! If I accidentally told you the wrong season you'd explode from the horror ๐ง I now see the error of my ways, I'll never watch another show in my life without taking detailed notes of the production numbers for otherwise it's impossible to enjoy ๐ So yer, that is a single reason why it matters. Maybe not for you, but you didn't ask that. So in other words, you had no reason and just wanted to start an argument ๐คทโ๏ธ I already knew it, I just wanted to get you to say it. You don't actually care. |
Jun 20, 2023 2:19 AM
#26
Black60Dragon said: Again, I didn't say that, but nice strawman again, it would be nice if you responded to things I actually said. I said it was important, you asked for a reason, I gave a reason, and then you starting making up what I said. This wasn't an argument, I just explained why I think it matters and you don't like that for some reason. Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: I already did in my first post, in fact I gave two reasons. Season orders and production codes. We wouldn't have things like Season 2 Part 2 in other shows if it didn't matter, it's important that it still be classified as the same season, just a part that aired separately from the rest of it.Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: No, it matters quite a lot.Eira_99 said: It's not a part 2, just to be clear. People keep thinking it's just a weird way to call a S2 P2. But it's S3 being called weird. So if you wanna call it something more normal go with Season 3. And yes the difference between parts and seasons is standardized and does matter, it's to do with production codes, and season orders. It hardly matters. It's just an obscure technical difference nerds will argue about. It's just episode 26 of the show. Whether it's Season 3, Season 2 part 2, season 1 Part 3, Season 4, the categorization means nothing. Give me literally one single reason Ahhhhhh yes of course, production numbers. How silly of me. Of course, of course, without knowing the production numbers you have an inability to enjoy a show! If I accidentally told you the wrong season you'd explode from the horror ๐ง I now see the error of my ways, I'll never watch another show in my life without taking detailed notes of the production numbers for otherwise it's impossible to enjoy ๐ So yer, that is a single reason why it matters. Maybe not for you, but you didn't ask that. So in other words, you had no reason and just wanted to start an argument ๐คทโ๏ธ I already knew it, I just wanted to get you to say it. You don't actually care. |
LOL, your opinion is wrong! |
Jun 20, 2023 9:57 AM
#27
Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: Again, I didn't say that, but nice strawman again, it would be nice if you responded to things I actually said. I said it was important, you asked for a reason, I gave a reason, and then you starting making up what I said. This wasn't an argument, I just explained why I think it matters and you don't like that for some reason. Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: I never said that, but nice straw-man. You also didn't ask why it was important for enjoying a show, you just asked for a single possible way it could be important at all. You're lack of being specific is the issue here, production codes might not be important to you but they are important and are why seasons can sometimes seem weird as it's key that the seasons people who watch the show call it by and the production codes match, otherwise it's hard for the staff to talk about the show if the internal codes don't match what we get. You can see this often with american TV were pilots will have a different production code and thus sometimes during interviews you have to move each episode number they use forward by 1, since episode 1 for them is just episode 1 after the pilot, so actually 2. See the confusion and issues that causes. Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: I already did in my first post, in fact I gave two reasons. Season orders and production codes. We wouldn't have things like Season 2 Part 2 in other shows if it didn't matter, it's important that it still be classified as the same season, just a part that aired separately from the rest of it.Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: No, it matters quite a lot.Eira_99 said: It's not a part 2, just to be clear. People keep thinking it's just a weird way to call a S2 P2. But it's S3 being called weird. So if you wanna call it something more normal go with Season 3. And yes the difference between parts and seasons is standardized and does matter, it's to do with production codes, and season orders. It hardly matters. It's just an obscure technical difference nerds will argue about. It's just episode 26 of the show. Whether it's Season 3, Season 2 part 2, season 1 Part 3, Season 4, the categorization means nothing. Give me literally one single reason Ahhhhhh yes of course, production numbers. How silly of me. Of course, of course, without knowing the production numbers you have an inability to enjoy a show! If I accidentally told you the wrong season you'd explode from the horror ๐ง I now see the error of my ways, I'll never watch another show in my life without taking detailed notes of the production numbers for otherwise it's impossible to enjoy ๐ So yer, that is a single reason why it matters. Maybe not for you, but you didn't ask that. So in other words, you had no reason and just wanted to start an argument ๐คทโ๏ธ I already knew it, I just wanted to get you to say it. You don't actually care. It's not a strawman. You made this big ordeal about why it matters so much to you, yet you couldn't give me one single reason. Explaining why it happens ≠ why it's important. It doesn't matter dude, it's just an episode. You can watch the entire series not knowing where the seasons are and it will change nothing for you. Why you can't have your personal enjoyment if someone says the wrong technical season label is beyond me. |
Jun 20, 2023 8:00 PM
#28
Black60Dragon said: It doesn't effect my enjoyment if other people use the wrong label, I just figured it was worth pointing out, since again I think it's important for the production codes, and what people call a season to be important, for reasons already stated. If other people don't do that correctly and end up getting confused, well that's their issue, but I tried to warn them. That's all it was about. And again, me saying it was important was just that it was important in general, not in the specific context of being able to watch the show, which you seem to misunderstand. I guess we were just on two different wavelengths there and didn't fully understand the point the other was making. Yes, it's not required to enjoy the show and nothing else if for some reason you watch shows and not extra content. But I still think it's important info to share regardless. Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: I never said that, but nice straw-man. You also didn't ask why it was important for enjoying a show, you just asked for a single possible way it could be important at all. You're lack of being specific is the issue here, production codes might not be important to you but they are important and are why seasons can sometimes seem weird as it's key that the seasons people who watch the show call it by and the production codes match, otherwise it's hard for the staff to talk about the show if the internal codes don't match what we get. You can see this often with american TV were pilots will have a different production code and thus sometimes during interviews you have to move each episode number they use forward by 1, since episode 1 for them is just episode 1 after the pilot, so actually 2. See the confusion and issues that causes. Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: I already did in my first post, in fact I gave two reasons. Season orders and production codes. We wouldn't have things like Season 2 Part 2 in other shows if it didn't matter, it's important that it still be classified as the same season, just a part that aired separately from the rest of it.Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: No, it matters quite a lot.Eira_99 said: It's not a part 2, just to be clear. People keep thinking it's just a weird way to call a S2 P2. But it's S3 being called weird. So if you wanna call it something more normal go with Season 3. And yes the difference between parts and seasons is standardized and does matter, it's to do with production codes, and season orders. It hardly matters. It's just an obscure technical difference nerds will argue about. It's just episode 26 of the show. Whether it's Season 3, Season 2 part 2, season 1 Part 3, Season 4, the categorization means nothing. Give me literally one single reason Ahhhhhh yes of course, production numbers. How silly of me. Of course, of course, without knowing the production numbers you have an inability to enjoy a show! If I accidentally told you the wrong season you'd explode from the horror ๐ง I now see the error of my ways, I'll never watch another show in my life without taking detailed notes of the production numbers for otherwise it's impossible to enjoy ๐ So yer, that is a single reason why it matters. Maybe not for you, but you didn't ask that. So in other words, you had no reason and just wanted to start an argument ๐คทโ๏ธ I already knew it, I just wanted to get you to say it. You don't actually care. It's not a strawman. You made this big ordeal about why it matters so much to you, yet you couldn't give me one single reason. Explaining why it happens ≠ why it's important. It doesn't matter dude, it's just an episode. You can watch the entire series not knowing where the seasons are and it will change nothing for you. Why you can't have your personal enjoyment if someone says the wrong technical season label is beyond me. |
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Jun 22, 2023 3:17 PM
#29
Why make a new season?! who wanted it seriously.. I loved Season 1 , but the 2 is really shite.. I'm still trying to find the will to finish it (i'm at ep 10 or something). |
Jun 25, 2023 1:02 AM
#30
Kyline said: When an adaptation has nothing going for itself, it relies on stupid gimmicks like this to get attention and create buzz by causing confusion.everyone knows season 2 happened a year ago, but apparently season 2 is happening this year, like what? this is so fucking stupid lmaoooooo |
Jun 28, 2023 11:27 PM
#31
yep, really hating on these naming semantics (more precisely antics), especially all em parts and whatnot but IMHO this takes the cake, why name it S2 when there already was one a while back, and everyone accepted it as such? is it a redo to make this the real S2 flop not so much? will that S2 be called hataraku maou sama S1 P2 til death do em part? is the cake a lie |
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Jun 29, 2023 8:57 AM
#32
Jul 5, 2023 5:13 PM
#33
This is the SEASON 3 of HATARAKU MAOU-SAMA, F A C T. |
Jul 6, 2023 8:07 AM
#34
This already confirm Season 2 but 2 part across 4 bluray with the same title Hataraku Maou-sama Season 2 |
Jul 7, 2023 7:37 PM
#35
you fool!! so Stupid and dumb haha! hataraku maou sama! (2013) and hataraku maou sama!! (2022) had a different name, yeah this "!" so hataraku Maou sama!! (2022) it's firs season and the second season is hataraku maou sama!! (2023) this is my opinion: The hataraku Maou sama! (2013) it's different maybe because the studio is different too :v the hataraku maou sama!! (2022) and hataraku maou sama (2023) have the same studio, maybe because of that hataraku maou sama 2023 is season 2 not season 3. :v THINK SMART! |
YoonhaJul 7, 2023 7:42 PM
Jul 7, 2023 7:45 PM
#36
Syaz26 said: This already confirm Season 2 but 2 part across 4 bluray with the same title Hataraku Maou-sama Season 2 the title its different hataraku maou sama! (2013) and hataraku maou sama!! (2022) yeah the different ITS "!!" so so it's ok that this is season 2 from hataraku maou sama!! (2022) not season 3 are you understand kid? |
Jul 12, 2023 2:13 PM
#37
This is being treated like a split-cour season as the first episode of this season is labeled as episode 13 rather than episode 1. This is quite long for a split-cour season seeing that only Attack on Titan's final season had this long of a wait between cours, but that's what it is. |
Jul 13, 2023 6:54 AM
#38
Jul 13, 2023 8:22 AM
#39
Jul 13, 2023 8:51 AM
#40
Badonkers said: S1 had 1 !, and Season 2 already had 2 exclamation marksNope, they aren't. Maybe you are? Please check the additional exclamation mark before making this thread. Smh I'm not stupid |
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Jul 13, 2023 9:19 AM
#41
Its Season 2 Part 2 or another way would be Season 2 Cour 2 Plenty of anime these days regulate their seasons this way. Its just how its done |
Jul 14, 2023 8:14 PM
#43
It's the exclamation mark, idk why they didn't just add another one instead of calling it 2nd season |
Jul 14, 2023 9:41 PM
#44
Lazersun said: It's the exclamation mark, idk why they didn't just add another one instead of calling it 2nd season thought it was just an error on some peoples part, but it seems the 1st eps is really numbered 13. ironically they prolly admitted the previous season as the real (as it should) S2, and prolly forgot to add a P2 to this season, lol go figure cakes are always a lie at least on crunchy and bstation https://www.crunchyroll.com/series/GR75Z5KKY/the-devil-is-a-part-timer https://www.bilibili.tv/play/2088314 |
FONZACUSJul 14, 2023 9:50 PM
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Jul 14, 2023 10:50 PM
#45
Sch4n said: Kyline said: everyone knows season 2 happened a year ago, but apparently season 2 is happening this year, like what? this is so fucking stupid lmaoooooo Nope. It's a way of serializing anime. The 1st one was "Hataraku Maou sama!" Then they release "Hataraku Maou sama!!" if you look closely you will see here the exclamation mark "โ" indicates the difference between both the parts. So 1st they released Hataraku Maou sama! then they released Hataraku Maou sama!! then they released the 2nd season of "Hataraku Maou sama!!" So, that's why it's called Hataraku Maou sama!! season two. And yes I agree it's different and kinda weird to do this. But as long as people talk about it it's a win for them. And it isn't the only anime which did it. For example the series working. The first three seasons of this anime are: Working!! Working'!! Working!!! There are more. You will find more if you look into it. Gintama for example.....but it's in haphazard manner |
Jul 15, 2023 3:05 PM
#46
The worst part is how apparently the official English title is “The Devil is a Part-Timer! Season 2 (Sequel)” |
Jul 20, 2023 11:06 AM
#47
Officially there is only 2 seasons Season 2 is 24 episodes and 2d cour starts with episode 13 The latest episode is called episode 14 on official website https://maousama.jp/story/ Austin_Bale said: The worst part is how apparently the official English title is “The Devil is a Part-Timer! Season 2 (Sequel)” Myanimelist is not official website On official english streaming website like crunchyroll, season 2 2nd half just continues with episode 13, ep 14 ...... |
thepathJul 23, 2023 3:55 AM
Jul 22, 2023 10:58 AM
#48
thepath said: lol yeah, I started watching few days ago and thought it would be like 12~13 eps but it just kept going and I was confused how are new eps coming? its like they took a break and then continued as is, Officially there is only 2 seasons Season 2 is 24 episodes and 2d cour starts with episode 13 The latest episode is called episode 14 on official episode https://maousama.jp/story/ Austin_Bale said: The worst part is how apparently the official English title is “The Devil is a Part-Timer! Season 2 (Sequel)” Myanimelist is not official website On official english streaming website like crunchyroll, season 2 2nd half just continues with episode 13, ep 14 ...... the break maybe like rezero s2 which was split in two parts. stupid and shitty, just call it s3 but no |
Jul 22, 2023 6:57 PM
#49
Sch4n said: Kyline said: everyone knows season 2 happened a year ago, but apparently season 2 is happening this year, like what? this is so fucking stupid lmaoooooo Nope. It's a way of serializing anime. The 1st one was "Hataraku Maou sama!" Then they release "Hataraku Maou sama!!" if you look closely you will see here the exclamation mark "โ" indicates the difference between both the parts. So 1st they released Hataraku Maou sama! then they released Hataraku Maou sama!! then they released the 2nd season of "Hataraku Maou sama!!" So, that's why it's called Hataraku Maou sama!! season two. And yes I agree it's different and kinda weird to do this. But as long as people talk about it it's a win for them. And it isn't the only anime which did it. For example the series working. The first three seasons of this anime are: Working!! Working'!! Working!!! There are more. You will find more if you look into it. This ^^^ I'd also like to add that it might be Studio 3Hz's subtle way of slightly seperating their work from the 1st season which was done by White Fox. So basically, the ones with 2 exclamation points are their works. White Fox - Hatarakou Maou-sama! (S1) Studio 3Hz - Hatarakou Maou-sama!! (S2) and Hatarakou Maou-sama!! Part 2 (S3) Quite silly and just confusing, really. But it would be pretty funny if it change studios again and the new studio starts their work with "Hatarakou Maou-sama!!! S1 (S4)" xD |
Jul 22, 2023 7:22 PM
#50
Black60Dragon said: A season concludes the arc, the villain of the week is defeated, the problem of the day is solved.Eira_99 said: Black60Dragon said: Eira_99 said: It's not a part 2, just to be clear. People keep thinking it's just a weird way to call a S2 P2. But it's S3 being called weird. So if you wanna call it something more normal go with Season 3. And yes the difference between parts and seasons is standardized and does matter, it's to do with production codes, and season orders. It hardly matters. It's just an obscure technical difference nerds will argue about. It's just episode 26 of the show. Whether it's Season 3, Season 2 part 2, season 1 Part 3, Season 4, the categorization means nothing. Give me literally one single reason A part 2 is a continuation of the arc from part 1. You can tell because it's a cliffhanger with nothing resolved. |
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