So, You Finished Devil is a Part-Timer!... Now What?
Okay, let's be honest. We all loved watching Satan flip burgers at MgRonald's. But the series ended, and now you're craving more demon-lord-doing-mundane-things shenanigans, right?
The Obvious Choices (Maybe Too Obvious?)
First up: Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid. Hear me out! Dragons instead of demons, but the same "powerful beings adjusting to human life" vibe. Plus, Tohru's devotion to Kobayashi is hilarious and heartwarming.
Then there's Gabriel DropOut. An angel… who's a lazy NEET? Yep. This anime definitely has the same comedic spirit of characters being surprisingly bad at what they're supposed to be.
Thinking Outside the Fast Food Box
Let's get a little weird, shall we? How about Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto. A flawlessly cool high schooler tackling everyday problems with unbelievable style. The sheer absurdity is pure gold.
It's not about demons or angels, but the protagonist handles normal life with similar comedic over-the-topness. Sakamoto basically treats making lunch like he's fighting a final boss.
My Wildcard Recommendations
Okay, unpopular opinion time! I think Restaurant to Another World has a similar cozy feeling. A restaurant that opens to fantastical creatures once a week? Comfort food anime at its finest.
The food isn't just food, it's a bridge between worlds, just like MgRonald's became a surprising common ground. I know, I know, it's not *exactly* the same. But trust me on this one.
More Underrated Gems
Ever considered Working!!? Another workplace comedy, but this time with a quirky cast at a family restaurant. Prepare for some awkward encounters and bizarre personalities.
It's less about supernatural elements and more about the everyday weirdness of human interaction. The chaotic energy totally reminds me of the MgRonald's crew.
Finally, let's throw in Aggretsuko. A death metal-loving red panda dealing with office life. We all feel her pain, right?
The Secret Sauce of 'Devil is a Part-Timer!'
What made Devil is a Part-Timer! so good? It wasn't just the demons. It was the clash of the extraordinary with the ordinary. The juxtaposition of epic power and trivial problems.
So, look for anime that embrace that same spirit. Stories that find humor and heart in the unexpected.
Ultimately, finding another anime that scratches that *Devil is a Part-Timer!* itch is subjective. But hopefully, these suggestions will lead you down a path of comedic, slightly bizarre, and thoroughly enjoyable viewing!
Happy watching, fellow anime enthusiast! May your next series be as satisfying as a perfectly flipped burger (courtesy of a demon lord, preferably).
