Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun Season 3
Synopsis
Following their heroic efforts at Walter Park, the students of the misfit class return to Babyls Demon School after their summer vacation. What awaits them is not only adoration and admiration but also the shocking revelation that, in order to stay in the luxurious Royal One classroom, the entire class must be promoted to Dalet rank before entering the second year. As the Harvest and Music Festivals are right around the corner, there seem to be ample opportunities to rank up. Doing so will not be simple, however, as no class thus far has managed to accomplish such a feat. Hoping to give the misfit class a chance to achieve the improbable, the school appoints special tutors to aid in confronting the challenges that lie ahead. With his sights set beyond Dalet, Iruma Suzuki decides to take strides toward the goal of ranking up, starting with gaining acknowledgement from his special tutor: the short-tempered and selfish Bachiko Barbatos. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
Audience Consensus
Season 3 of Iruma-kun is a mixed bag. While some appreciate the focus on character development and the engaging Harvest Festival arc, others found the pacing slow and the animation quality lacking compared to previous seasons. The season is generally considered enjoyable for existing fans, but not as strong as Season 2, and potentially off-putting for new viewers.
Strengths
- Engaging and fun Harvest Festival arc.
- Good character development for the supporting cast.
- Charming writing and comedic timing.
- Generally enjoyable if you liked the previous seasons.
Weaknesses
- Pacing issues, especially in the first half dedicated to the Harvest Festival.
- Animation quality is considered worse than previous seasons, with more panning shots and off-model characters.
- Some felt it lacked content, with too few episodes of substance spread across the season.
- Neglected romance thread.