The Misfit of Demon King Academy
An epic fantasy symphony of overwhelming power and quiet compassion, where a reincarnated king's heartbeat shatters prejudice like flawed glass.
The Misfit of Demon King Academy
The Misfit of Demon King Academy

魔王学院の不適合者 ~史上最強の魔王の始祖、転生して子孫たちの学校へ通う~

04 July 2020 — 25 July 2024 Japan 2 season 37 episode Ended ⭐ 8.5 (834)
Cast: Nene Hieda, Yuko Natsuyoshi, Tomori Kusunoki, Takuma Terashima, Sayumi Watabe
Animation Sci-Fi & Fantasy Action & Adventure
Challenging Prejudice and Social Hierarchy The Nature of True Power Truth vs. Fabricated History The Power of Belief and Bonds

The Misfit of Demon King Academy - Episode Highlights

Episode Highlights

The Misfit of Demon King Academy

S1E1

This episode establishes the show's entire premise and tone. Anos Voldigoad reincarnates, enrolls in the academy, befriends Misha, and immediately demonstrates his overwhelming power by effortlessly defeating a prideful royal named Zepes. His confidence and nonchalant displays of godlike magic set the stage for the rest of the series.

Significance:

It perfectly introduces the central conflict of Anos being an unrecognized, underestimated 'misfit' despite his true identity. It also establishes the theme of challenging the corrupt royal hierarchy and introduces the core relationship between Anos and Misha.

The Witch of Destruction

S1E2

Anos is challenged to a team battle by Sasha Necron, Misha's arrogant older sister. Anos, with only Misha on his team, easily defeats Sasha's entire group by turning her own castle against her. The episode introduces Sasha's character and her seemingly cruel relationship with her sister.

Significance:

This episode lays the groundwork for the first major character arc of the season involving the Necron sisters. It deepens the mystery of their relationship and further solidifies Anos's reputation as an unstoppable force who operates outside the academy's norms.

15th Birthday

S1E4

The climax of the Necron sisters' arc. Anos travels back in time to alter the moment of their birth, defying their predetermined fate to fuse into one being. He confronts Ivis Necron and utters his most famous line, "Did you really think that killing me would be enough to make me die?" He successfully saves both sisters, allowing them to exist as separate individuals.

Significance:

This is a pivotal episode that cements Anos's compassionate nature beneath his tyrannical exterior. It proves his power transcends not just physical destruction but the very laws of time and fate, and it solidifies Misha and Sasha's unwavering loyalty to him.

Let the World Be Filled With Love

S1E13

The season finale reveals the full conspiracy behind the altered history. The hero Kanon is revealed to be Lay, and the true enemy is Jerga, a human whose hatred for demons transcended his death. Anos teams up with Lay to defeat the manifestation of Jerga's hatred, finally bringing the truth to light and restoring peace.

Significance:

This episode resolves the central mystery of Season 1, exposing the lie of 'Avos Dilhevia' and reaffirming the pact of peace Anos made 2,000 years ago. It brings the themes of truth vs. history and overcoming hatred to a powerful conclusion.

The Misfit

S2E12

The finale of the first cour of Season 2. Anos confronts the god Nousgalia and the fake Demon King, Avos Dilhevia, who is revealed to be a creation born from Misa's hope and Lay's power. Anos defeats the god by demonstrating that his power can even destroy the divine order, saving Misa and restoring balance.

Significance:

This episode significantly expands the scale of the conflict, moving from internal demon politics to direct confrontation with the gods. It resolves the Great Spirit Arc and establishes the new threats and cosmic rules that will govern the rest of the season.