Maou Gakuin no Futekigousha (The Misfit of Demon King Academy) [Licensed by J-Novel Club]
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I thought that the first novel was decent and that the story had potential, but it seemed like the next volume just doubled down on the bad aspects of the series instead of improving, which was very disappointing. Either way, I'd very much like to see this series licensed.
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@Zing How do you vote to show support?
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@Voidmage by giving likes to the OP.
I'll add a poll once anime is done airing. -
After episode four, I find this show way more entertaining than the premise would suggest. Initially I was going to avoid watching it because of the overused plot setting but gave it a shot after opinions were generally positive. Surprisingly this has easily become my second favorite show in the current season. Seems like it would be fun to read as well.
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Yea a shame this wasn't picked up.
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I must admit, the anime art style makes me remember the fight scene stylism of Rakudai or Chivalry of a Failed Knight.
This series is one I have picked up the original light novels in Japanese, but again would love for it to be picked up in English. But as always, sometimes I feel as if I am picking the losing but superior horse when there are two similar novels released in the same time period.
But I can only hope that this does get picked up....
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The anime is quite enjoyable, they seem to be rushing quite a bit of content though.
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Been enjoying the anime much more than expected. The premise sounded like just another generic OP mc harem series but after a few episodes of the anime, I found the MC of the series to be pretty unique and fun to watch. Would love a license of this one for sure!
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Yes yes yes, please!
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Added a poll, polls are cool, vote in a poll!
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add me to the wish list!
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This topic should be brought up again.
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2nd season of the anime incoming but not a whisper of anyone interested in the license. It is a shame, especially when Yen Press chose the other Misfit Demon King series. Ah, reminds me of the old Asterisk and Rakudai debate
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@custodes wait what?? which one did Yen Press got??
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Shijō Saikyō no Daimaō, Murabito A ni Tensei Suru, or Greatest Demon King is Reborn as a Nobody. Licensed by Yen Press in 2019.
I find it similar, or as similar as Asterisk War and Rakudai were to each other.
Personally, I always disagree woth whatever Yen Press ends up choosing, though I still end up reading them. -
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