Composer:
Kouhei MunemotoCast:
Kaede Hondo, Kenshō Ono, Minori Suzuki, Tetsu Inada, Misato Matsuoka, Hitomi Ōwada, Yumi Uchiyama, Shizuka Itō, Hirokazu Hiramatsu, Ryō Sugisaki (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(12)
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My Next Interview's at the Demon Queen's Palace! (E01)
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Strive to Ease the Burden on Your Future Self! (E02)
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A Little Bit of Thought Goes a Long Way for Efficiency! (E03)
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The Drinking Party From Hell (E04)
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If You Want to Quit, Talk It Out First (E05)
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The Hero Shares His Tale of Burden (E06)
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A Good Warrior Isn't Always A Good Boss (E07)
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Tokyo, 2060 A.D. (E08)
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I Want to Quit Heroing (E09)
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I'll Save the World, Even If That Means Destroying It (E10)
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What Makes a Hero (E11)
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I'm Quitting Heroing (E12)
Plots(1)
After defeating the Demon King, former hero Leo Demonheart is learning that he was just a little too good at what he did, to the point that many now suspect that his real goal was to become the Demon King himself. Which, given that his name is Demonheart and he was created as part of a secret project, is perhaps not as far-fetched as it sounds, but now nobody wants to employ him, and a former hero has still got to eat. So, he applies for a job with the Demon King Echidna herself... but she doesn't want him either. Fortunately, some of her subordinates are more appreciative of his skills, and if he wears a disguise, he might just get away with becoming the new bad boy on the block! (Sentai Filmworks)
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Reviews (1)
When I read the synopsis, I was reminded of Maoyuu Maou Yuusha and expected something similar, but honestly, Yuusha, Yamemasu wasn’t as good. It was a decent story with an interesting plot arc and a few good ideas. Even the characters were nice. However, I wasn’t hooked as much as I had hoped. My interest was lukewarm even during the best parts, and even the biggest surprises left me somewhat indifferent. I enjoyed the opening where Leo was getting acquainted with the other generals and important issues of the local army were being addressed. It didn't delve as deep as I wished, but it was an entertaining way to get to know the characters better. The final drama was much less enjoyable for me; I immediately knew how it would all end, and I was quite disappointed in how right I was. There was no sense of closure or satisfaction. What it made me wonder was: "Wasn't the whole drama actually unnecessary?". And that's not how you want to react after the final episode... 5.5/10.
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