English Dub Review: Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun “A Challenge to the Thirteen”
Overview
The Misfit Class try to figure out what kind of performance they’re going to do for the Music Festival.
Our Take
Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun shifts fully into its music festival preparations, with the Misfit Class rallying around an ambitious and chaotic plan. Led by Iruma Suzuki, the group embraces the challenge of standing out despite their clashing personalities, while Ronove Romiere returns in full force, bringing both overwhelming energy and surprisingly useful guidance. His antics add a layer of absurd humor, but they also push the class toward thinking bigger. At the same time, Purson Soi steps into focus, revealing more about himself while creating an unusual dynamic where the class must work around his desire to remain unnoticed.
The rest of the proceedings leans heavily into both comedy and teamwork, highlighting how far the Misfit Class has come as a group. What makes this equally compelling is how eagerly the class accepts the challenge, contrasting their earlier struggles with adversity. Meanwhile, smaller moments such as Ameri Azazel getting excited over Iruma’s potential performance add charm and keep the tone light, balancing the intensity of the task ahead.
Overall, this episode does a great job of re-establishing momentum by blending humor, character focus, and a clear goal for the arc. The concept of the Hell Dance sets up a high-risk, high-reward scenario that perfectly suits the Misfit Class’s growth, while the music festival backdrop adds a fresh layer of creativity. With strong character interactions and a steadily building sense of excitement, it positions this arc as one with the potential to be one of the most entertaining highlights of the series.
