comedy animes love to be like. and now for my next trick i am going to get unbelievably serious out of nowhere and maybe traumatize a few viewers
seen from Ukraine

seen from Australia
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from China

seen from Australia
seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from Malaysia
seen from China

seen from Türkiye
seen from United States

seen from Australia
seen from China
seen from Russia

seen from Australia
seen from France
seen from United States
seen from Netherlands
seen from Australia
comedy animes love to be like. and now for my next trick i am going to get unbelievably serious out of nowhere and maybe traumatize a few viewers

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
It is a shame that Wagahara really did not like Urushihara that much because it's just so obvious when you read the light novels. I am really glad that in the manga adaptation the characters don't hate him quite as much. But on that same note I don't really want anything different done with him? I just wish he was more.. present i guess
I feel like the manga specifically did a lot of "haha look at this guy he was a general and now he's just a lazy bum!" But then we don't actually.. see Lucifer when he was a general until volume 0-I and 0-II gets adapted. Which sucks! Because Lucifer was so cool and well written for the volume 0 arc!
We get a really good look at his personality pre-Earth, and he's legitimately a completely different person from Urushihara. At their core they still do what they want and won't care about the shit they get for it. But oh my god his characterization in this part is genuinely like top tier. We finally get to see him show off his strength, we see that he is quite competent, and we see that still he is passionate about doing what he wants when he wants to. I wish we got to see more of it aside from this one part!
Also like seeing that Lucifer was the second general to Satan's army just really highlights how... under appreciated he was? Camio even says himself that Lucifer was very cooperative, the only reason we saw him lash out at this point was because of how Satan had treated him. I'd be pretty pissed too if this guy I've been hanging around since he was a child suddenly abandoned me for the new guy.
It just doesn't make sense that you know unless Lucifer *continued* to have outbursts like that why they still seem to hate him after serving in an army together for so long. C'mon Wagahara you write the demons like coworkers who just met.
This is really just an incredibly long-winded way of me saying that I wish Volume 0-I and 0-II were longer, that more of it got adapted. Or if Lucifer does have more good moments in the light novel that we actually got to see it during the manga's serialization. Lucifer really is such a good character just very underutilized in my opinion.
Can't unsee the fact that Wealwell Gotch is literally just Shiro Ashiya from The Devil is a Part-Timer, except rich.
They are both so sick but so solid.
May 11th ♉
Happy Birthday to Tia Ballard
I'd like to welcome you to the first part of my long awaited multi part TED talk on the ins and outs of isekai. Tonight's topic: You Don't Have to Die for it to be an Isekai. In this discussion. I will mention a few Animes (and a couple of cartoons) that can be classified as isekai despite the main character not being reincarnated. Isekai or 異世界 is Japanese for "another world". This subgenre of fiction is clearly not limited to reincarnation to said other world. First there is the summoning isekai wherein the protagonist is summoned through arcane ritual while still alive. Such a animes include Magic Knight Rayearth, Rising of the Shield Hero, The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic or Re:Zero. There are even non anime isekai such as Amphibia and The Owl House. Thesse fall into the category of portal isekai. These isekai involve use of a portal to get to the other world. Other such shows include Restaurant to Another World, Thermae Romae Novae, and Inuyasha. Finally in the category of isekai not involving reincarnation is the Reverse Isekai. Such pieces as The Devil is a Part-timer and Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid. Thank you for attending this section of my isekai TED talk.

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch • No registration required • HD streaming
Do you like Anime?
Do you hate the use of gen AI?
Well good news my commissions are open!
I have multiple options available for different anime styles
The prices start at only $15!
✨Bonus✨Commissioning me helps support me as a chronically ill artist !!
Click the link to enter your favorite anime world!
Commissions Open! Click to see Sharkuchhie's commission menu.
Every time this guy appears I can't help but think of James of Team Rocket 😄
Devil is a Part-Timer headcannon because I need motivation...
I think about this from time to time. Basically Urushihara is about 11/ 12 instead of 18. He's still little and has piercings just like the anime/ manga. Anyway, he has a bad cough for a few days; it's been rainy and cold lately in Japan, and either Emi or the landlord makes a comment that Maou should take the boy to a doctor or at least get him some medicine. Who knew being a human could be so hard, right? Urushihara insists he's fine; he's not a kid - he's the great demon lord, Lucifer, and he doesn't need to be babied.
A few days go by, and Urushihara shows up at Maou's work. He's been pretty mellow the past few days, keeping his grumpy attitude to a minimum and actually listening to Ashiya for once. The boy explains that he and Ashiya were out shopping for groceries when they got into a heated argument before Urushihara left, saying he'd find his own way home (he didn't have time to be treated like a kid). Ashiya of course calls Maou's work frantic, saying he lost Lucifer, how he was such a brat, yada yada. Maou explains the kid was at his work and instead of coming to get him, he would just walk him home after his shift ended in a few hours due to the storm.
During the next few hours, Urushihara has been pretty quiet. He mostly sits quietly at a table near the door, playing on his gameboy (he's been coughing up a storm before Chiho asks politely if he could put on a mask because he was scaring off customers - he puts on a mask). Other than that, he's been pretty chill/ out of character. The manager asks Maou if his little brother (Urushihara) felt alright due to the kid barely touching the free fries she gave him and the soda. Maou talks her down, but keeps his eyes on the kid when not serving customers. An hour before his shift ends, the manager says Maou could go home due to the storm keeping people away, and the fact that the poor kid looked like hell - Urushihara fell asleep at the table about an hour ago.
Maou leaves his bike and decides to walk home with the kid (in the rain). Urushihara is shivering due to his lack of jacket, and Maou sighs, "you need to be more careful," before pulling his McRonald's jacket off and handing it to the kid (who in turn says he doesn't need it, but takes it anyway). The jacket was big on Maou but it's huge on Urushihara as the kid shoves his gameboy in the pocket. At this point, Maou can definitely tell something is wrong with the boy; he keeps running into people, his gaze is far away and distant, he's stumbling, etc. Right before they reach the train station, Maou realizes that Urushihara is quite a ways behind him.
Urushihara is burning, sweat clinging uncomfortably behind his mask as he tries breathing through the thin cotton. The jacket around him felt nice and warm but only added further heat to his body as cold winter air nipped at his face. He stumbles, falling forward as someone shoves him, his hands and knees colliding harshly with the pavement as he sucks in a shallow breath. His stomach hitches as he shuts his eyes, the cement spinning, footsteps of people rushing past him echoing loudly in his ears as he bites back a violent gag.
Gentle fingers brush behind his ear, pulling the mask from his face as his stomach heaves again and what little he'd eaten over the past few day's splatters against the ground in sickening waves. He retches again, a hand on his back, another on his shoulder, keeping him upright as he tilts slightly. By the time he's finished, he's more miserable than before, sweat paints his face, he's shivering, and his hands feel gross and sticky.
Maou basically comforts the boy, testing his fever, and trying to clean his hands off before pulling Urushihara up into his arms. The boy's head smacks against his shoulder as he mumbles, "I can walk..."
I have this idea of Maou carrying Urushihara the rest of the way; standing with him on the train (there is nowhere to sit down), holding him gently against his chest like he would Alas Ramus, rubbing his back and stuff. The kid looks tiny in Maou's arms, especially with his jacket swallowing his small frame. An older woman taps Maou's shoulder at one of the stops, asking if this was "his son's," holding up the gameboy that was in the boy's pocket (it slipped out during one of the stops). Maou thanks her before exiting the train.
Maou waits at a light after leaving the station (he left his bike at work due to the storm and Urushihara being here - two people riding a bike in Japan is illegal - a lesson Maou has learned many times). While waiting for the light, Maou hears, "Papa! Papa!" and hears Emi yelling, "Alas Ramus! Stay close! Don't run off!" before feeling a smack against his legs. He glances down to see Alas Ramus (idk she's like 4), and he smiles, patting her head as Emi runs up behind her, an umbrella in hand.
They exchange looks before Emi crosses her arms, asking what Maou was doing here before noticing Urushihara in his arms. At this point, Urushihara is either out of it or asleep, his cheek pressed against Maou's shoulder, sweat and rain present on his face, his cheeks and the bridge of his nose, red, his breathing uneven; he has one arm swung around Maou's neck, the other hanging loosely at his side. Obviously anyone can see the kid is sick.
Alas Ramus asks what happened to Luci's knees - they're bleeding, scratches from the pavement present as dried blood followed the path on his shin. She also asks to be picked up, but Maou explains, "Papa can't hold you right now, Princess."
They walk towards the apartments together - Emi and Suzuno wanted to have a girl's night and said Alas Ramus could join as well. While walking back, Emi takes note on how small Urushihara looks, how bad his cough is and suggests they stop at a drugstore for cough medicine. They stop, Alas Ramus running to the toy section. Maou stands in front of the children's medicine for a solid ten minutes, reading labels. He's unsure what to get (also hearing Ashiya in his head stating they can't afford anything fancy - stuff like that). Urushihara is older than the medicine describes, but smaller in weight that the limit. An older man, the pharmacist asks (again) if the gameboy that fell from the jacket pocket was Maou's son. Maou puts it in his back pocket instead of the jacket as Urushihara moans slightly, Maou shifting him from one side to the other. The pharmacist laughs softly, saying him, Urushihara, Emi and Alas make a cute family. He also suggests some meds.
Emi's voice is loud as Alas starts scream crying. She wants a sword so she can be like her Mama, but she also wants the doctor kit so she can help Luci feel better. Her loud wails draw Maou over and Urushihara starts whimpering, his eyes opening slightly as his stomach hitches and he gags roughly. Maou and Emi pled with Alas to lower her voice as Maou lowers himself slightly, pressing the boy closer to him, his hand rubbing gentle circles in his back as he whispers to him, hoping the boy doesn't throw up. Urushihara presses his forehead harder against Maou's neck, swallowing several times as Alas's cries die down and the boy relaxes slightly. Basically, I want Alas to throw a fit, and Maou trying to calm Urushihara and Alas down.
They buy the meds and walk back to the apartment as the storm picks up. Ayshia starts to complain about Urushihara before Maou shuts him down, and then the blonde-haired man starts to worry, fretting over the kid. Alas came over to put kitty bandaids on Urushihara's knees, taking his temperature (little kid stuff) before Maou encourages the kid to drink something (Ayshia tries to get him to eat something with not much luck), and the night goes on. Alas Ramus, Emi and Suzuno all end up sleeping at Suzuno's due to the weather. In the middle of the night, urushihara's cough gets worse (he's coughing up phlegm, vomiting and stuff) and his fever spikes. He starts getting delirious -crying and acting like a kid (his age); pleading for Maou and Ashiya not to kick him out (he's already been kicked out of heaven, and even Alba didn't want him, etc, etc - he's got baggage). Maou or Ashiya, in an attempt to bring his fever down and to get the kid to stop crying, throw him in the shower - or take him to the bath house - either they have shower in this fic or they don't, dealer's choice. Basically, one of them hold's a crying Urushihara under or in the water until his fever starts to drop.
All-in-all, it's a long night. Idk this has been on my mind for a while so I'm glad I finally wrote out the headcannon. Lmk thoughts.