Episode 1 starts with him being mistaken by a religious ninja, Junko Hattori, as a thief but Akuto is really helping her grandmother. This is a job of such high moral character requirements that LITTERING will stop you from getting selected. This boy was raised in an orphanage and aspires to become “high priest” (pretty much Pope) and make the world a better place.

So this show revolves around Akuto Sai and his feth awful luck and timing in the year 3000 where magic and daemons sit alongside futuristic tech like flying cars and AR glasses. Unlike other shows with daemon vs angel themes *cough*High School DxD*cough* this show actually relies more on great comedic timing and plot instead of just “plot.” “Plot” Warning If you watch it on Crunchyroll, the best you can get is 480P but while this is ecchi this is not the main draw for the show. That aside, the art and animation is not bad considering it came out over 7 years ago. Additionally, it’s one of those shows that I harp on about because it does the “cute sticker censorship” that gets removed from Blu-Rays so you can see the naughty bits for paying a premium. So let me throw something out there very quick about this show. One of my favorite quotes describing how “evil” he is… This show right here is an amazing example of how to teach comedy through its hilarious pacing and outrageous jokes and irony, culminating in an exercise in futility. is teaching them certain idiosyncrasies such as morality or humor, in a challenge akin to describing a rainbow to a blind person or an orchestra to someone who is deaf. I want to take you on a bit of a tangent right here. One that I managed to basically marathon through after it just finished was Demon King Daimao, or Ichiban Ushiro No Dai Mao. Back in 2010, I still remember trying to balance undergraduate classes, living with my girlfriend, a crippling WoW addiction, and watching the occasional anime.

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