#welcome to demon school Iruma kun manga

[benjithefox]

Had to draw one of my fav arcs of the manga :DDD

[miano-oscarwilde]

Finally, thank you Nishi ❤️ no words for this treat I've been longing to see💕 the first panel, always n always please 🥺❤️

I love you i love you i love you ❤️

[irumeanie]

Familiar..? Or is this just a coincidence?

[tea-you-later-losers]

IRUMA IS SO HAPPY TO SEE HIS GRANDPA!!!! SULLIVAN GETS TO SHOW OF HIS GRANDSON!!!! this chapter made me so happy im not even scared anymore

[smartzelda]

Kasha Kasha

By: SmartZelda

Summary:

The day before joint practice day, where the dance team will rendezvous with the music team, Crocell Kerori calls the dance team into their designated practice room. A room full of misfits brims with barely contained excitement and anticipation. After all, they were only just cleared for joint practice, so why are they here? What is Crocell planning?

And what exactly is "special practice"?

Or, Kalego gives Kerori permission to put the misfits in dem-doll outfits.

Rating: General Audiences

Category: Gen

Fandom: Mairimashita! Iruma-kun | Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun

Relationships: Minor or Background Relationship(s)

Additional Tags: Zine: Welcome to Daily Life Iruma-kun!, Mairuma Devi-Zine, Music Festival Arc Spoilers, Canon Compliant, Background ships if you squint, Crossdressing, demons in dresses

Words: 4,070, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English

Posting Date: 03-23-2024

Link to Fic:

[Any commentary, thoughts, additions, etc from me is under the cut😊]

Hi, guys! It's been a minute, hasn't it?

I'm proud to present you all my full piece for @mairumadevizine! I wrote this fic last year and I've been waiting at the edge of my seat for posting ever since, so I'm glad it's out there😊

Many talented artists out their love into this zine, so I implore you to check it out (especially if you like my piece)! There should still be leftover sales at the link below (I believe pdfs and misprints of the physical book are still on sale) if you'd like to check out the zine!

[sasha042]

Ignite the love.

[in-kaeya-we-thrust]

The King Who Discards No One

I'm not crying, you are.

The parallels between Iruma and Delkira have been laid out in the manga for a long time now. However, what makes Iruma different is that he would never leave anyone behind. For Mephisto, Iruma is the Delkira (the perfect king) he had always wanted.

Extra: Mephisto lowkey asking questions for the future

[hadesknockedupintheunderworld]

SCREAMING CRYING THROWING UP

SULLIVAN IRUMA

SULLIVAN IRUMA

[thebladeblaster]

I didn’t realize how much the artstyle changed

This is such a insane evolution. Props to Osamu Nishi.

[emi-04]

[mazojo]

[umeji-writes]

Okay, but let's talk for a second about accessibility in M!IK's Netherworld. First of all, I love, LOVE, that the characters in this manga are so heterogeneous in size and shape. I mean, look at MeiMei, they're as big as one of Amduscias's foot, and still taken very seriously :')

Tbh it kinda makes most other series look pretty boring - and I like it this way, the real world is heterogeneous and media should be to (imo). With that said, different shapes can be treated very differently, right? Say, think about making fat people pay for a bigger seat instead of making bigger seats where everyone is more comfy... Weird right? Specifically this panels really hit me:

It low-key sent me into a spiral, not gonna lie. "So, we are literal demons and technically we live in a ruthless world, but also we think about the needs of everybody and accomodate accordingly, because why wouldn't we" And that's not it! For instance, not all demons have tails, but all Babyls uniforms have holes for them, and who doesn't have one simply carries on with their life. (Also, the freedom to customize them... Top notch. And you can mix and match like Opera did, or wear a different one like Azz and Ameri, so no real binarism either ♡)

Honestly, if this is how the Netherworld is, I may just start to summon random demons and ask to be brought there, it's worth a chance if you ask me

[irumeanie]

HMMM DOESN'T IT LOOK FAMILIAR??!

[cyellolemon]

New manga among my fav mangas ever unlocked.. they are the sillies ever

[demonking-propaganda]

13 spoiler-free reasons why you should read Mairimashita! Iruma-kun

...if you haven't done so already 👀 (With "spoiler-free" I mean I'm not describing plot points or characters, but under the cut I'll discuss the overarching themes, so be warned if that's too much for you. The first 7 reasons may be enough lol)

It's both funny AND wholesome. I literally can't read it without laughing out loud, and there are a bunch of chapters that make me cry every time I read them.

It's clever! The Japanese version contains several puns based on the kanji "魔" (read "ma", = devil, demon), starting from the title, but it's a recurring pun. The English translation adapts them pretty well. Plus, there are some of the best plot twists in recorded history (IMO). And the names and characteristics of most characters are based on real-life demonology.

It's queer AF. Like, really gay. There are explicitly homoromantic relationships and several nonbinary and gender non-conforming characters. One of these is the best unashamedly nonbinary character ever written. Plus, the manga premise can be seen as an allegory of hiding in the closet. The only thing that made me uncomfortable because of cisnormativity (boys in drag as a joke) is completely fixed in later chapters, and very well so.

It's feminist, without being preachy or paternalistic. Simply put, the women/girls are three-dimensional, complex characters, as the norm should be. And there are lots of them, without it being a harem (...the harem trope is actually used as a joke).

It's spooky and adorable, imagine Halloween vibes all year round. Both main and background characters are super diverse, and if you like monsters there is stuff for you.

Most characters are neurodivergent-coded. It's basically the autistic/ADHD manga.

The art is phenomenal. It's especially good to see the improvement of the art style over the years (the first chapter was published in 2017 and the manga is ongoing). Some panels are really breathtaking.

8. The story is about personal growth - like most shounen manga, fair enough. But the protagonist, Iruma, is so far from toxic masculinity I dare say he's the antidote to it.

9. It's also about found family, the discovery of unconditional love, and trust, and healing from familial trauma.

10. It's about finding a group of friends you belong to, and transforming your weirdness into a strength, identifying and cultivating what you're good at instead of fitting into a mold.

11. It's about the beauty of learning in your own way, and the importance of education and the shaping of future generations.

12. And the reason why I opened this blog: it's about fascism and fighting against it. I mean real fascism, as in "a powerful individual/group wants society to be hierarchical and oppress certain minorities, elevating a specific subset of the population based on intrinsic characteristics which are being misleadingly treated as merits". Ethno-nationalistic stuff. More specifically, it's about being a somewhat politically illiterate person, who learns about systems of oppression beyond personal injustices. It's about questioning what is the best way to arrange society.

13. Most importantly, this manga gives you hope about the future, something I find harder and harder to have. Hopelessness is dangerous - as people without hope stop fighting. This manga makes me actively feel better. Since it's ongoing I can't ensure it will always remain that way, but I've come to trust the author enough that I expect it to.

[sasha042]

The Boku Alliance.