Plot: 5/10
If you came here for a fantastic plot, then this isn't the show for you. I can't tell if this show is either ironically a mockery of the demon king troupes in anime or just a washed-up piece of shit. Despite this, I often find myself looking at this show as a comedy so I can laugh at the magnitude of the absurdity going on throughout the episodes. I noticed a few reviewers mentioned that the show skipped some content already, which isn't a huge issue. However, this resulted in awkward pacing as we're just at a magical school within the first few minutes of the show.
Art: 8/10
Not much to say quite frankly. It's clear the studio put in the effort, but it's not something eye-catching like an Aragi art syle. However, the art has clearly defined characters and fight scenes without a single use of CGI as of now except for that castle scene (That castle scene was funny asl tho, so imma throwing in an extra point ;) ). If you want to watch just one scene from this show, then check out that castle scene!
Sound: 7/10
Great intros, outros, VA's, and the fight scenes sound great. That's about it.
Characters: 7/10
As for the characters, the MC is the only one who piques my interest, don't expect to find any waifus. The two twin girls our MC first meets are "bland and blander," and the first of our servants for the demon king looks like a catholic pope who turned edgy by wearing skulls and, for some reason, has a metallic mouth on his neck. The demon king is the star of the show, so don't pay any of the other characters much heed. Like I said earlier, watch this show for the comedic value, don't watch it expecting the next Rem, Zoro, Goku, or Light Yagami.
Enjoyment: 10/10
On a level of comedic genius as the likes of Kono Suba.
Overall: 7/10
