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Japanese: セカイ魔王
Auteur:
Futami, Sui
Taper:
Manga
Volumes:
4
Chapitres:
58
Statut:
Finished
Publier:
2010-08-28 to 2014-09-27
Sérialisation:
Manga Time Kirara Carat
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Japanese: セカイ魔王
Auteur:
Futami, Sui
Taper:
Manga
Volumes:
4
Chapitres:
58
Statut:
Finished
Publier:
2010-08-28 to 2014-09-27
Sérialisation:
Manga Time Kirara Carat
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300 years ago, the demon lord attempted to take over the world but was defeated by a hero. But now, the demon lord has been reincarnated in the form of a cute girl who doesn't have any memory of her past. She still retains the same deadly powers, but her only resource is the memory robot assistant. The reemergence of the demon lord also means that somewhere, a new hero has appeared. The demon lord creates a fairy named Mao to locate this new hero who is said to have the hero's mark on his neck. However, what Mao finds is Alsha, a weak and a little timid young boy. As the cute demon lord observes and guides Alsha through Mao, who she has a direct connection to, in his quest to become the strong hero, she finds that he really is a hopeless young kid.
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Sekai Maou review
Subversive, hilarious, and underrated.
This manga is a parody of the hero story. If you read any of them, you know the premise and setting. You have a hero exploring the world and defeating the "villain" to save the world. However, at nearly every point, it undercuts the tropes and mocks expectations. The main character is weak and nobody takes monsters or the legends seriously. The hero's companion is actually the "villain." The story questions the morality of the "hero story" while still being light-hearted and funny. Maybe some tropes are overdone like the prevent. The series is completed but there is yet a translate that goes to the end. Probably because there isn't any fanfare for this series. I read to ch 26 and hope to read to the end. Overall, I liked this manga and I think it's severely underrated. |
Sekai Maou review
"Sekai Maou" is a nice creative take on the classic hero vs demon lord stories that we know and love. The jokes were good, the story flowed smoothly, and nothing felt awkward or out of place.
Reading halfway through, I thought it was going to be a gag manga. And it is, but the author decided to throw in a twist near the end. It totally caught me off guard and felt like one of those 0 to 100 transitions in "Gintama" where it goes from making ding dong jokes to a key serious moment in the plot. Nevertheless, the quick transition didn't break my immersion and I enjoyed reading the story. It isn't a very long series and the 4-koma format lets you get a quick chapter in on the bus or you can read the whole series at once. Either way, I think it's worth reading, and I hope you give "Sekai Maou" a try. |