The Devil is a Part-timer, anime is expected to follow that of volume eight and ahead. The plot begins with Sadao Maou’s plan for conquering Ente Isla which failed as he was defeated by Hero Emilia, but after a twist in events, he finds himself back on Earth 300 years later, now playing an otaku called Suzuki Shimaru, who has no memories of his past life. This plot can also be found in the light novel series and manga adaptation, but with some differences such as Sadao Maou still on Ente Isla after coming back from Earth.
The second season is confirmed but the release date for the 2nd season of The Devil is a Part-Timer has not been announced yet. It is expected to be on screens in late 2022 or early 2023.
The production of the anime was announced on October 13, 2020. It will be produced by White Fox under their new subsidiary called Kadokawa Anime with Takao Yoshioka directing the project.
Filming for The Devil is a Part-Timer Season two began on January 27, 2021.
The first season of The Devil is a Part-Timer won two awards. It was one of the winners at the Animation Kobe Awards in 2013 and it also earned an award from Anime Saimoe Tournament 2014 for Best Male Character (Maou). The Devil is a Part-Timer has won several awards including the 2013 Shogakukan Manga Awards for Best Children’s Manga.
The first season of The Devil is a Part-Timer was released domestically on April 11, 2013, and earned an impressive ¥70 million from DVD sales.
The plot of The Devil is a Part-Timer starts off with Satan. He is co fleeing from the battle they were fighting in to avoid possible capture by their enemies. This leads them to modern-day Tokyo where Satan ends up working at a fast-food chain called MgRonalds.
The plot of The Devil is a Part-Timer season two remains almost the same as it continues with the devil and co-working at MgRonalds, but slowly gets more interesting as they continue to fight their enemies who are trying to capture them from Earth. The plot of the anime has been criticized as it repeats itself and doesn’t really present anything new or innovative but fans love the comedy and characters of the show. There is a lot of action but that’s about all there is to the plot, not much else happens in terms of story progression which causes boredom among fans.
Reviews for The Devil is a Part-Timer season two were mixed. Some fans love it because their favorite cast members are back in action while others did not enjoy the lack of plot progression. Fans have been begging to see more character development but unfortunately, that’s not what they’re getting when watching this series; instead, they get repetitive jokes.
Season two of The Devil is a Part-Timer has been rated as ‘average’. It has an average user score of four out of ten stars. Ratings for the second season of The Devil is a Part-Timer were less than what fans expected. Many are asking to see more plot progression instead of wasting time on the romantic drama that does not advance the story at all. When will this show end?
Fans have high expectations, expecting many plot twists and plot development. The production team promises that season two will be more interesting. It will have many plot twists even if it means adding lots of drama to the series; they’re promising fans a game-changing plot twist.
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