Akuma Kun

At first I thought this was gonna be a stereotypical show where the main character falls in love with the first girl blablabla (I haven't washed the 90s series) But then the first twist hits you and omgg did it keep me in my seat. I literally binged the whole series after that in 2 days. This series is wonderfully written. The characters are great but in my opinion the most interesting one was the 2nd akuma kun hes so badass definitely a memorable character. Ngl the ending was a bit weird but then that last twist hits you omfgg do these writers know how to make a twist. Overall this series is amazing one of the best for 2023.

An updated and considerably more gritty take on the same mythos. Sett about 30 years after the previous anime This Akuma kun is one third L (from death note) one third Sheldon Cooper (From Big Bang Theory) and one third Sherlock (from the BBC series) and is the adopted son of the second Akuma Kun who pops in when needed, having barely aged a day, owing to time running differently in the demon world. Ichiro Umoregi being a genius, a sociopath and who has seemingly rejected most of the twelve except for Mephisto's jnr.'s son (Mephisto 111) replacing his father who is now living as a human and happily married. As well as some regular appearance from Hyakume and Komori-Neko during the credit scenes. Gremory makes a startling return in various forms and the stories are introduce a wealth of new characters to replace old favourites like the Umoregi family. Both funny and spooky, with far more underlying threat than its predecessor, better art work (especially the backgrounds) and fun character development I give this a strong 8/10.

This anime has no idea of what audience it's aiming for. The world building is inconsistent at best. It is probably aimed at 13 year old male dweebs as that is what the main characters are. This is further confirmed by the gruesome killing off of all female characters (except for three). You won't find any girls watching this. All of the dweeb characters make it through to the end of the twelfth episode though. In terms of writing quality, the authors of "My Little Pony" could have done better. The last two episodes were incomprehensible mush pretending to be cool. The anime is just below today's average quality. The music is unexceptional. There were no standouts in the English voice acting. In all, there are no real redeeming qualities to this series unless you have no life and a lot of time to kill. Then you might find it entertaining.