Anime Demon Lord From Another World

When it comes to the fantasy MMORPG Cross Reverie, none can match the power of the Demon King Diablo. Possessing the game's rarest artifacts and an unrivaled player level, he overpowers all foolish enough to confront him. But despite his fearsome reputation, Diablo's true identity is Takuma Sakamoto, a shut-in gamer devoid of any social skills. Defeating hopeless challengers day by day, Takuma cares about nothing else but his virtual life—that is, until a summoning spell suddenly transports him to another world where he has Diablo's appearance!

In this new world resembling his favorite game, Takuma is greeted by the two girls who summoned him: Rem Galeu, a petite Pantherian adventurer, and Shera L. Greenwood, a busty Elf summoner. They perform an Enslavement Ritual in an attempt to subjugate him, but the spell backfires and causes them to become his slaves instead. With the situation now becoming more awkward than ever, Takuma decides to accompany the girls in finding a way to unbind their contract while learning to adapt to his new existence as the menacing Demon King.

Based on the light novel series written by Yukiya Murusaki. The light novels have been translated to English under the title How NOT to Summon a Demon Lord, published by J-Novel Club since December 4, 2017. The series has also been adapted to a manga written by Naoto Fukuda, published by Suiyobi no Sirius since June 2015.

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How Not to Summon a Demon Lord is a delightful and entertaining anime series that strikes a balance between fantasy adventure, comedy, and a hint of ecchi. Based on the light novel series by Yukiya Murasaki, this show takes the isekai genre and adds a mischievous twist that sets it apart from the crowd.

The story follows Takuma Sakamoto, an avid gamer who gets transported into the world of his favorite game, Cross Reverie, as his in-game character, the mighty Demon Lord Diablo. With his immense power and overwhelming abilities, Takuma becomes the center of attention, as two female characters, Rem and Shera, mistakenly summon him ... as their servant. One of the highlights of How Not to Summon a Demon Lord is its well-executed humor. Takuma, despite his imposing appearance, is socially awkward and struggles to interact with others, often leading to comedic situations. His attempts to hide his nervousness behind a facade of arrogance and dominance provide ample laughter throughout the series. The banter between Takuma, Rem, and Shera is particularly enjoyable, as their personalities clash in humorous ways. The world-building in this anime is also commendable. While the story initially starts within the game world of Cross Reverie, it expands into a complex and fascinating fantasy realm with political intrigue, magical creatures, and a looming threat that poses a challenge to our protagonists. The progression of the plot keeps viewers engaged, with a good mix of lighthearted moments and high-stakes action. Visually, How Not to Summon a Demon Lord delivers on multiple fronts. The animation quality is crisp and vibrant, showcasing the vivid and colorful landscapes of the fantasy world. The character designs are appealing and distinctive, with each main character possessing a unique charm that adds depth to the story. However, it's worth mentioning that the series does include some fan service and ecchi elements, which may not be to everyone's taste. While these moments do not overshadow the overall story, they are a recurring aspect of the show. If you are uncomfortable with such content, it's worth considering before diving in. In conclusion, How Not to Summon a Demon Lord is a captivating anime that combines fantasy adventure, comedy, and a sprinkle of ecchi into an enjoyable package. Its clever twists on the isekai genre and endearing characters make it a worthwhile watch for fans of the genre. Just be prepared for occasional moments of fan service along the way.

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The story is simply mediocre, it has some slight touches of originality such as the main development attempt and his role, but nothing more. After that the story is completely predictable and not original at all.

Everything about the art, sound and concepts is quite decent the style of cute and sexually attractive animations, so it does the job well. I wouldn't place it as great animation or art anime, it has just what you would expect.

The ecchi is good. In fact I would categorize as ecchi the main genre of ... this anime, the quality and quantity of ecchi is three or four times greater than everything else. If there were actual sex action this could perfectly be average hentai (Still mediocre though). Regardless, it is not boring. It perfectly fulfills what one can expect from a mediocre ecchi. Entertains.

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Isekai Maou to Shoukan Shoujo no Dorei Majutsu it’s just common ecchi/harem anime. The main character, Diablo, is a guy who teleported to the world from his favorite game. In real life he’s no one but in this world, he’s Demon King. It’s common anime, so what’s wrong with it? Honestly, for me, a lot of things are just bad.

From the visual side, it’s not bad anime, it’s just nothing special. Fight scenes are not chaotic, “special spells” don’t look like they were made in Paint. But in ecchi bazoongas are the most important thing. Yeah, bazoongas are ... nice, but their consistency is like jelly so that’s kinda weird. Sound is not really important. It’s not that bad or that good to focus on it. Opening probably won’t be your favorite, but it isn’t terrible. The main problem is that all soundtrack is not connected, it’s like the playlist on Spotify on which your friends add random songs. Sometimes it doesn’t fit the vibe too, for example during a dramatic scene plays something close to a pop song. Another good thing is part of Diablo’s story. I appreciate that he’s a nerd that was teleported to the anime world. He must act like Demon King, but inside he’s a shy nerd which never touched a woman. I think it’s a good storyline how he tries to be more confident. But sometimes it’s just overblown even if viewers know it’s just his acting. And that’s all good things. The next part is just rage and pain. Sooo, it’s ecchi there are bazoongas, harem, butts, girls, and sexual allusions, I know about it. But it’s sometimes too much. Especially with characters like Sylvie and Glebsklem, they both look like they were eleven years old. And I think even the fact Glebskem is an ancient Demon Lord, doesn’t change that she has the body of a kid. Her outfit doesn’t even cover the whole bazoongas and that’s just kinda gross to me. So we have a few important characters. Diablo is a nerd, who must act like Demon King. The first girl is Shera, she is a dumb elf with huge bazoongas which eats a lot. And the second girl is Rem who is almost flat, but she has cat ears and a tail. Everything you must remember is that the main character is Diablo, a girl with bazoongas and a girl without bazoongas. Of course, these two argue about bazoongas, because it’s ecchi. All of the characters don’t really change through all season, they’re almost the same as in the beginning, they don’t learn from their mistakes. Only Diablo sometimes has any logical thinking, but only for a moment. Shera and Rem are just dumb through all episodes. When we come to the plot. Two “extremely intelligent” girls decide to summon a demon lord and make him their slave. But oopsie daisy, he has the ring of reflection, and they become his slaves. Diablo become an adventurer and they do all stuff that they do in fantasy anime. I think that could be a more interesting plot if this slave story wasn’t just sexual allusions but it’s only about getting Diablo’s arm between bazoongas. The main storyline is just not interesting. There are so many things that just fill up space. Basically, a lot of episodes are just about Rem or Shera getting in trouble and Diablo trying to save them. That’s why you can easily forget what is the goal of their journey. And here comes the biggest sin of this anime, it's just boring. You watch it and almost constantly forget about it. Characters do what they do just cause of the plot, not because they have any motivation. Things just happen and you don't even know why, because you just don't care. I think in my entire life I never forgot the plot during watching anything, but here it just happened. I was watching it all in one night and after finishing it I couldn’t even tell about its main storyline, because it was so boring that I forgot about it. The only thing that I could remember is that it was

Isekai Maou to Shoukan Shoujo no Dorei Majutsu it’s just common ecchi/harem anime. The main character, Diablo, is a guy who teleported to the world from his favorite game. In real life he’s no one but in this world, he’s Demon King. It’s common anime, so what’s wrong with it? Honestly, for me, a lot of things are just bad.

From the visual side, it’s not bad anime, it’s just nothing special. Fight scenes are not chaotic, “special spells” don’t look like they were made in Paint. But in ecchi bazoongas are the most important thing. Yeah, bazoongas are ... nice, but their consistency is like jelly so that’s kinda weird. Sound is not really important. It’s not that bad or that good to focus on it. Opening probably won’t be your favorite, but it isn’t terrible. The main problem is that all soundtrack is not connected, it’s like the playlist on Spotify on which your friends add random songs. Sometimes it doesn’t fit the vibe too, for example during a dramatic scene plays something close to a pop song. Another good thing is part of Diablo’s story. I appreciate that he’s a nerd that was teleported to the anime world. He must act like Demon King, but inside he’s a shy nerd which never touched a woman. I think it’s a good storyline how he tries to be more confident. But sometimes it’s just overblown even if viewers know it’s just his acting. And that’s all good things. The next part is just rage and pain. Sooo, it’s ecchi there are bazoongas, harem, butts, girls, and sexual allusions, I know about it. But it’s sometimes too much. Especially with characters like Sylvie and Glebsklem, they both look like they were eleven years old. And I think even the fact Glebskem is an ancient Demon Lord, doesn’t change that she has the body of a kid. Her outfit doesn’t even cover the whole bazoongas and that’s just kinda gross to me. So we have a few important characters. Diablo is a nerd, who must act like Demon King. The first girl is Shera, she is a dumb elf with huge bazoongas which eats a lot. And the second girl is Rem who is almost flat, but she has cat ears and a tail. Everything you must remember is that the main character is Diablo, a girl with bazoongas and a girl without bazoongas. Of course, these two argue about bazoongas, because it’s ecchi. All of the characters don’t really change through all season, they’re almost the same as in the beginning, they don’t learn from their mistakes. Only Diablo sometimes has any logical thinking, but only for a moment. Shera and Rem are just dumb through all episodes. When we come to the plot. Two “extremely intelligent” girls decide to summon a demon lord and make him their slave. But oopsie daisy, he has the ring of reflection, and they become his slaves. Diablo become an adventurer and they do all stuff that they do in fantasy anime. I think that could be a more interesting plot if this slave story wasn’t just sexual allusions but it’s only about getting Diablo’s arm between bazoongas. The main storyline is just not interesting. There are so many things that just fill up space. Basically, a lot of episodes are just about Rem or Shera getting in trouble and Diablo trying to save them. That’s why you can easily forget what is the goal of their journey. And here comes the biggest sin of this anime, it's just boring. You watch it and almost constantly forget about it. Characters do what they do just cause of the plot, not because they have any motivation. Things just happen and you don't even know why, because you just don't care. I think in my entire life I never forgot the plot during watching anything, but here it just happened. I was watching it all in one night and after finishing it I couldn’t even tell about its main storyline, because it was so boring that I forgot about it. The only thing that I could remember is that it was