Screenplay:
丸戸史明Cinematography:
Yôhei MiyawakiComposer:
Yoshiaki FujisawaCast:
Saya Aizawa, Sōma Saitō, Lynn, Saori Ōnishi, Ryōta Ōsaka, Aya Uchida, Yoshiaki Hasegawa, Ken'ichirō Matsuda, Rumi Ōkubo, Akeno Watanabe, Chiharu Sawashiro (more)VOD (2)
Episodes(13)
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A Loser and a Demon and a Man and a Woman (E01)
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The Island of Desire (E02)
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The Slightest Terrible Cost (E03)
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Unobtainable Lingering (E04)
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Fleeting Scars (E05)
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Third-Party Demon Killer (E06)
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But It's Okay, That's Enough (E07)
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The Unwanted Truth (E08)
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Without Understanding the Tears Shed (E09)
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High Hopes for the Worst Case (E10)
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Gentle Foolish Lies (E11)
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Believe in Him (E12)
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Unresolved Grand Finale (E13)
Plots(1)
Shu lost his entire family in a special incident caused by demons called "D Hazards". He makes a contract with Kisara, an A-class demon, and she exterminates demons for him in order to solve past D Hazards and the mystery of the incident. The contract is to obtain the devil's power by kissing in exchange for his memories. A love triangle between a man, a devil, and his ex-girlfriend. With Kisara's great power, the truth is revealed little by little... Their uncertain bond teeters between love and contract. Where is their destiny headed..? (Aniplex)
(more)Reviews (1)
The protagonist is a kind of a moron, so I figure that he probably deserves his troubles as well as the crazy harem of girls who would fight to the death over him (and maybe even want to kill him). It's probably the first time I don't envy the protagonist one bit. On the other hand, I also have admiration for Shuu. He's an interesting example of what a man is willing to sacrifice to learn the truth about his family. I also wonder if the final revelation was really worth it. Anyway, the story wasn't that bad, it had some compelling ideas and interesting twists. On the other hand, things sometimes got so illogical that I had to take it with a massive pinch of salt to make it to the end. Some situations were quite transparent, for example, when it was mentioned in the show that there was a traitor among those around the main character, I just smiled to myself and immediately knew who it was. The characters didn’t really do it for me. The girls aren’t very likable, plus, they seem rather dangerous. Apart from them, there’s nobody interesting or particularly memorable, except for the weird Mikhail perhaps. I didn’t understand how he could be put in charge of anything, let alone protecting the city. What I find excellent about the series, thanks to the A-1 Pictures animation studio, was the visuals and the fights, which were the main reason why I kept watching the show. It was the animation that made me give this below-average series a slightly higher rating. 5/10
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