Mairimashita! Iruma-kun
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If you like manga like Tsue to tsurugi no Wistoria and Boku no Hero Academia, then you WILL love this one. I love it.

Amazing art
Cool plot twists
Perfeect characters and their developments

Story is not so unique (but what is these days), but the world building is amazing. You might think it will be predicatble at the begining, but it will lead you to something else that you wouldn´t guess.
Charcters are perfectly drawed, MC looks like a weakling, but he´s one of the strongest characters in this universe. Their developmenst are well rounded and so their flaws, sthrengts, their inteligence and I also think, they react normally ... to the situations they fall into. They are still at school and of course sometimes need to depend on their teachers. Otherwise it would be boring.

Genre is typical shonen, normally I dont read shonen manga, but this one caught me right from the begining and it´s still one of my favourites to read.

I've been meaning to write a review on this manga for a while now, since I'm recommending it to everyone in real life. It is a very good read for those who enjoy comedy with great doses of sweetness and an excellent "found family" trope.

The storyline tells us about a boy who is sold to a demon, who then becomes his grandfather and sends him to a demon school in the underworld. From the very start, we know that this manga is going to be light-hearted and full of wholesome moments. You are not going to find a complicated plot, but rather a relaxed story ... about school life, friendship and finding your place in the world. There are a few battles here and there too and the characters do have techniques. The action scenes are relevant in certain arcs and they are nicely executed.

The characters are, of course, demons and the author does use real names associated with demonology. However, there's usually a twist to each one of them. For instance, Asmodeus is presented as a intimidating demon, but we soon find out another aspect of his personality. The same goes for other many demons, who have deeper feelings and struggles that we may think at first. The character designs and personalities are very noteworthy, although many of them respond to common shonen manga cliches (the parallels between this characters and the ones in My Hero Academia, for example, are more than evident). On a final note, the main character does come across as a "Mary Sue" sometimes, meaning that everyone seems to instantly like him and support him. Regardless, he does face difficulties and struggles with relationships and self-consciousness.

Lasty, the art is simple yet lovely. It's very easy to follow the story and the battles whenever there is one.

In general, I highly recommend this manga to anyone looking for a light-hearted, comedic story with endearing characters.

Ok so I began watching Iruma kun as an anime back when it first aired but I then immediately moved onto the manga. I really enjoyed the gang being up to no good and seeing Iruma progress to being the "demon lord" that Sullivan wanted him to be as his "grandson". I really liked a lot of the characters surrounding Iruma like I didnt actually mind at first having a lot of them because they really blended the story well and I always got a chuckle from every chapter as it can be seriously funny. However that all changed recently when the author decides to ... add even more characters by sticking them in there without context and not involving the charms around the story it once had. It was if author-san just completely went to a complete different direction from what I thought was all going to be about Irumas goal. It's becoming even more draggy now which is disappointing because I've read this manga for a long time now like I thought it had potential but nope, not anymore for me....