IRUMA ASKED ABOUT HOW TO BE A DEMON KING | WELCOME TO DEMON SCHOOL IRUMA-KUN SEASON 2 EP 21

Power absolute, charisma that enthralls all to his will, and the ambitious vision for the future. That is what makes the demon lord, the tyrannical king that reigns supreme over a race whose defining characteristics are hedonistic rebels. I know that the story is obviously setting Iruma up for that, but I still find it unbelievable that someday, this human that was sold to a demon for a king’s ransom will sit upon that throne. I can’t wait to see the path he walks to get there.

I just find it interesting that iruma's character in the manga is slowly developing into somewhat similar to the demon king's personality yet his "evil cycle" is so similar to delkira's personality and they even got the same hair!

It just amazes me how Clara’s mom is strong enough, maybe even stronger than some members of the 13 yet she refuses to join because she’d rather be a stay at home mom. 😂🤣

The height of sullivan is terrifying enough Look at the demon king ._.

He just like iruma in his wicked stage with longer hair

I've been reading the manga and oh boy seeing this all get animated is sure exciting

Rather than inhabiting his ring, is it possible Iruma is actually the reincarnation of the demon king?

The way Sullivan gives an idea of demon king's power and capabilities as a leader always gives be goosebumps.....1:35❤🔥

It makes you wonder even more of Iruma true identity every time you see the demon king.

There's a lot of theories about Iruma being Delkira's reincarnation or his child or decendant. But would be a possibilty that HE is just human and was personally chosen by the king himself? Or Delkira was Iruma who was just trolling everyone all this time. I mean his playful personality seems shown

I can't imagine Irum as powerful yet tyranical ruler. And actually does this mean that Iruma's classmates are future thirteen crowns? // 2.3k likes?! Thank you so much people!

Im thinking that, perhaps due to getting corrupted, assassinated or out of his own decision (tired of life?), Delkira's soul was split in half and put in the ring. The other have was put into reincarnation cycle. However so much time past that his soul left in the ring forgot his own consciousness and thus when Iruma went to level 3 rank, he was able to be manifested and could only remember pieces of his former life. As Iruma continue to go stronger and go into his evil cycle, perhaps they would merge back?? We see that at least one of the 13 crowns (blonde dude) has bad intentions so could be he poisoned Delkira to forget his for lack of a better term, "humanity"? Morality? And who knows, maybe he has other allies within the system too? Hmmmm either way. Im hyped for season 3. :)

Season 3 would be more exciting!

Also I still wonder what Derkula eyes would be like

Me : "Left or Right?" Derkila : Smirks Me : "Don't you dare say it!" Derkila : "Go... Straight" Me : Sigh

After reading the latest chapter, this just gives Sullivan's pause before answering a whole new meaning

The fact that Alicred is Delkira spelled backwards and they’re voiced by the same voice actor is not sus at all 😂

It is just me or Delkira vibe always the same with Iruma vibe when he goes bad before? The way Iruma just sit on the throne in royal class gimme goosebumps😨

I haven't read enough of the manga yet but from the beginning, i personally always felt that Derkila merely abdicated because he got so bored and sad. I honestly think the creation of the Royal One, the council, the world he created, those were all just short term goals that were meant to shock and rattle the rest of the demon world. Then when the rest of the underworld began to consider his every achievement as some godly act, he probably began to resent it. There's always that underlying theme. "Demons are easily bored." But also I just feel the king was frustrated and sad that everything he did was met with praise, as if he wish so badly that his fellow demons could for once be proud and motivated for their own sakes and not for the crown. I also am unsure if Derkila told Sullivan of his plan to abdicate, but Sullivan definitely guessed it. Derkila probably sent off some part of himself to the human realm, hoping that maybe a human could succeed where Derkila had failed in creating an underworld that strives for a future instead of relying on a king for every little thing.

Sullivan (thinking): 'Oh, dear. I knew this day would come. I just didn't think it would be so soon.'