Mairimashita! Iruma-Kun

Heading to a different app today to look at the webcomic called Mairimashita! Iruma-Kun. A manage that you can check out on Mangarock.com made by Nishi Osamu. Not sure about the creator of if he/she has a patreon account but, if they do please comment below for people to help him out.

Now, for the actual review. As you can imagine this webcomic/manga is about a kid named Iruma-kun he is very kind to a fault and ends up accepting a deal for his parents that lands him being sold off to a Demon lord which happens to be the principle of a Demonic high school that Iruma will now attend. The story is pretty funny overall and seems to lead on that Iruma will have a very different life than one that he imagined for himself. Especially since he is considered a significant problem for demons most of them don't even know humans exist and having him be one would make for large problems.

Knowing that he has to live his day to day life making sure that no demon finds out that he is in fact a human now, this breeds a lot of problems for him later on down the road since he has to go to all these classes with demon powers that he doesn't actually have. Fortunately for him the demon that bought him to be his grandchild is a fairly powerful demon and has opted to fix this problem y using less than ordinary means by a demon's standards. I'm not sure if there will be a romance in Iruma-Kun but, It does look like there might be some hints at it if you're into that kind of thing. As far as action goes this webcomic/manga is more of a comedic style so most anything will be used more for comedic value with a demonic facade over it. Now, this idea isn't new as many older fans would appreciate something more a long the lines of Rosario + Vampire which I have yet to do a review on but, will get to at some point. But, if you have seen that anime and are looking for something in the same ball park you should check this webcomic/manga out and vice versa if you haven't seen it.

All in all, Iruma-Kun is a pretty good webcomic all over including the art as it is extremely detailed in pretty much every aspect. There are lots of things to look at from the characters and the background the story is fairly good and there is a lot of good comedy so even if you're not a funny person you can at least appreciate the overall product. 

That's gonna be it for this weeks review do leave a comment and share if you like and I'll see you next Friday!

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