Miki angelic essence and Gas demonic essence don't seem to match their personalities at all.
Miki, despite her angelic status, is far from the classic image of a celestial being. She is rude, sarcastic, and doesn't mince words. It's not uncommon to see her threatening with her fists, most often, of course, at Gas.
Other demons also fall under her sharp tongue, but Gas is the main target of her stinging remarks. Once, pursuing the good goal of protecting their ward, Miki, without hesitation, froze Gas, depriving him of the opportunity to interfere – an act that is difficult to call angelic and fair. In addition, Miki remained in the second year, which speaks to her not the most outstanding academic achievements. In general, Miki's behavior often does not correspond to the generally accepted ideas about angels, which makes her an outcast in the angelic environment.
Gas contrasts with Miki. At first glance, he seems to be a typical demon, corresponding to all stereotypes. However, behind the outer shell and manners lies a "good-natured demon," as he is officially characterized. Gus shows a genuine interest in learning, especially in the lectures of Professor Temptel, in whom he seems to be in love (or skillfully creates such an appearance). He listens to her carefully, remembering every word, thanks to which he studies relatively well. There was even a moment when Gas showed a keen interest in history, wanting to delve into the study of the subject. It is also worth noting his extensive knowledge of cooking, which he is ready to talk about for hours.
Gas is courteous and polite, always says "Thank you" and "Please," and rarely shows rudeness. All these qualities, alien to the demonic nature, make him an outcast in hell.
Their inconsistency with their races is clearly manifested throughout the series, especially in the second season. This inconsistency becomes one of the key themes of the narrative. In the episode with the theatrical production for people, Gas chooses modest and decent outfits for the actors, and Miki, on the contrary, insists on defiant and modern clothes.
Gas Miki
In another series, to distract the teachers, Miki cunningly speeds up the treadmill on which Gas is running, which leads to his inevitable fall. In this episode, Miki acts as a cunning initiator, and Gas as a victim. It is noteworthy that in the series, it is most often demons who do mischief, and angels suffer, which goes against the usual ideas.
It seems that Miki and Gas simply should not have been born who they are.
Perhaps that is why they are so strongly attracted to each other, because they are both so different from the generally accepted ideas about demons and angels.
