Anime Review of Demon School Iruma - Kun | Mairimashita! Iruma Kun | Silver Screen Surge

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"Welcome to Demon School Iruma Kun: An Exciting Fantasy Anime for All Ages"

        Hello everyone! I'm excited to present to you a wonderful anime called "Welcome to Demon School Iruma Kun" also recognized as "Mairimashita! Iruma Kun".This anime falls under the Isekai genre, blending fantasy and comedy aspects that charm viewers of all ages.


        "Mairimashita! Iruma Kun" began its journey as a Japanese manga series crafted by Osamu Nishi and was subsequently transformed into an animated series under the direction of Makoto Moriwaki.

        The story revolves around Suzuki Iruma, a young boy who finds himself sold to a demon from the demon realm by his neglectful parents. Despite facing hardships and being burdened with responsibilities since childhood, Iruma has developed a remarkable survival instinct, thanks to the risky tasks he undertook for his parents.


        When Iruma is handed over to the devil, he expects the worst. However, to his surprise, the devil actually wants him to be his grandson. Being unable to refuse requests, Iruma agrees to this unexpected proposal.

        Sullivan, the devil who becomes Iruma's guardian, enrolls him in the demon school but warns him not to reveal his human identity to anyone, as it could lead to dire consequences. Thus begins Iruma's adventures in the demon realm, where he navigates through dangerous spells, befriends fellow students like Asmodeous and Clara, and gradually earns the respect of his classmates.

        This anime is an absolute delight for viewers of all ages. With three seasons already released and a manga with 333 chapters and 36 volumes, there's plenty of content to enjoy. Join Iruma Kun on his exciting journey filled with laughter, friendship, and magical encounters!


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