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Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun

Also known as: Mairimashita! Iruma-kun, 魔入りました！入間くん, 入间同学入魔了, Welcome to Demon School, Iruma-kun!, Iruma w szkole demonów, อิรุมะคุง พจญในแดนปีศาจ!, Iruma giá đáo!, Iruma-kun en el instituto demoníaco, Iruma à l’école des démons, 入間同學入魔了！

by Osamu Nishi

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Iruma Suzuki has always been eager to please, even at the cost of his well-being. Worst yet, he's the son of two selfish parents who end up selling him to a demon. Thanks to their totally irresponsible actions, Iruma has found himself living in the Netherworld, where he must live and attend school as the grandson of an older demon. Luckily, his new, doting grandfather is there to help, but Iruma will have to figure out how to blend in with his demonic classmates or risk getting eaten. All he needs to do is subjugate rival classmates, summon familiars, and do other typical demon things while never revealing that he's human… Piece of cake, right?

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Type: Manga

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The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3.5/5

A cheerful, heartfelt school comedy about a boy who finds a family in an unexpected place, with lots of charm and a big ensemble.

Pros

Warm found-family theme
Big, memorable ensemble cast
Light, cheerful tone

Cons

Episodic structure can feel repetitive
The story leans on the same gags over time

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Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun is a cheerful school comedy that wears its heart on its sleeve. The lead is eager to please, and the series quickly turns his awkward first steps into a story about finding people who actually care. The cast is big and full of personality, and the school setting gives plenty of room for new characters and funny situations. The tone is light and upbeat, and the art keeps the expressions lively. The downside is repetition. Episodes often follow the same rhythm, and the gags can start to feel familiar over a long run. The story is also more about mood than tension, so readers looking for high stakes may find it gentle. Still, its warmth is hard to resist. It's a comforting read with a strong sense of belonging. If you want a feel-good school story with a demon twist, this is a great pick.