7.7
The Devil is a Part-Timer!
はたらく魔王さま!
7.7
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Synopsis
Striking fear into the hearts of mortals, the Demon Lord Satan begins to conquer the land of Ente Isla with his vast demon armies. However, while embarking on this brutal quest to take over the continent, his efforts are foiled by the hero Emilia, forcing Satan to make his swift retreat through a dimensional portal only to land in the human world. Along with his loyal general Alsiel, the demon finds himself stranded in modern-day Tokyo and vows to return and complete his subjugation of Ente Isla...
AI Synopsis
AI · OriginalA demon lord swaps world domination for shift swaps at a fast‑food joint.
When the fearsome Demon Lord Satan is finally bested by the heroic Emilia, he and his loyal general Alsiel are flung through a portal that drops them in the neon‑lit streets of modern Tokyo. Stripped of their magical might, the two find themselves in a world where the only thing they can conquer is a fast‑food joint. Assuming the alias Sadao Maou, Satan takes a part‑time shift at MgRonald’s, learning the brutal economics of wages, shift swaps, and customer complaints. Meanwhile, Alsiel, now dubbed “Ashiya,” becomes the over‑qualified assistant manager, trying to keep the restaurant afloat while secretly scheming a way back to Ente Isla. As the weeks roll by, the former overlord discovers that the real battle isn’t against heroic knights but against rent due dates, unpaid electricity bills, and the endless quest for a decent lunch break. Every episode blends supernatural flashbacks—where the stakes were continents—with the absurdity of everyday office politics, grocery shopping, and awkward romantic entanglements. The series thrives on this juxtaposition, turning the grandiose ambitions of a world‑conquering demon into a comedic study of humility, friendship, and the surprisingly heroic effort required to simply survive a 9‑to‑5 life.
supernatural satireworkplace comedyfish‑out‑of‑waterheroic absurdityslice‑of‑life
Why Watch
AI1
**Demon Lord vs. Fast‑Food Drama**
Watch Satan’s absurd struggle to master a cash register and a fryer, turning everyday customer complaints into epic battles of wit.
2
**Subverted Heroic Tropes**
Emilia, the heroic saint, ends up as a timid office worker, while Maou’s former general Alsiel becomes a diligent part‑timer, flipping expectations at every turn.
3
**Sharp Satire of Corporate Life**
The series lampoons promotion meetings, overtime culture, and petty office politics, all through the lens of beings who once commanded armies.
4
**Memorable One‑Off Gags**
From Maou’s frantic attempt to hide his horns during a health inspection to the “Maid Café” showdown with the Hero, each episode packs a distinct comedic set‑piece.
5
**Heartfelt Underdog Growth**
Despite his god‑like origins, Maou slowly learns responsibility, friendship, and even the value of a well‑made burger, giving the comedy an unexpected emotional core.
Best for: Viewers who love genre mash‑ups that blend supernatural lore with slice‑of‑life humor and enjoy witty commentary on modern work life.
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 13+
mild
ViolenceFantasy action violence in flashbacks and occasional comedic slapstick; no gore or graphic injury.
mild
Sexual contentOccasional fan-service shots (cleavage, bath scenes) and light innuendo played for laughs; no nudity or explicit content.
mild
LanguageStandard shounen anime insults and exclamations ("damn," "bastard," "hell") in sub/dub; no F-bombs.
A fish-out-of-water comedy where a defeated demon lord works fast-food in modern Tokyo while fending off the hero who followed him. Expect light fantasy action, workplace humor, and mild fan service wrapped in a generally upbeat, teen-friendly package.
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FAQ
The Devil is a Part-Timer! has 13 episodes.
The Devil is a Part-Timer! is currently finished airing.
The Devil is a Part-Timer! was produced by White Fox.
The Devil is a Part-Timer! aired Apr 4, 2013 to Jun 27, 2013.
The Devil is a Part-Timer! is based on a Light novel.
A fish-out-of-water comedy where a defeated demon lord works fast-food in modern Tokyo while fending off the hero who followed him. Expect light fantasy action, workplace humor, and mild fan service wrapped in a generally upbeat, teen-friendly package.
