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| The Inevitable Parting |
Not!
So, in this last episode there are a few main things I want
to talk about.
The main plot ended with one cool fight last episode. Thus, this one can be considered an epilogue in plenty of ways. For
starters, we wrap up the Sariel plot with this episode. The characters are not going to be rid of James any time
soon it seems, and a forbidden (one sided) love between managers blooms!
Meanwhile Chiho has to deal with her own fears. I got to say
the way they lamp-shaded the usual “Okay, so no we have to get back to our
world” was brilliant. It’s a natural fear for Chiho to have, and I am so damn
glad that situation didn't pop up here.
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| A True Demon Lord Gets All the Girls |
Of course, just because the action is over doesn't mean
everything is. Our heroes still have to deal with the dangers of everyday
Tokyo. Truly, it is a den of vipers. Seen Lucifer fall for a scam, Maou play
the part of complaining costumer, and Ashiya being tricked into “working for
evil” was just funny. The show really
doesn't need big fights to be amusing as hell.
Kind of like Batman
gardening.
The last thing in the episode that needs discussing is the
relationship between Emi and Maou. They have been growing closer over the
course of the show. Not necessarily in a romantic sense, but it is undeniable
that they are way closer than when it all began. Still, there are barriers.
There is history. Maou is still responsible for the death of Emi’s family.
Will they ever overcome those issues?
The final scene answer with a positive.
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| Crazy Faces I will Miss You |
Overall, this has been an amazing anime. The show is smart,
funny, and doesn't take itself too seriously. The characters are entertaining
and go beyond their stereotypes. I
recommend this to anyone. Really.
Hazard truly wishes for a second season.
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