The Devil is a Part-Timer!

This Is Actually Better Than What I Expected, The animation is still decent, perfect pacing and funny as well

The animation was not bad, but not great either. Overall, this was a great first episode. It has funny & interesting stroy, made me want to watch the next episode. A really good start to the series.

This was a great episode to start the anime. The episode pacing was good. There was a mix of action as well as comedy in this which has made me want to watch the next episode.

Even though there was a big fight, the episode still had some funny moments, especially at the end when everything went back to normal and Maou returned to work like nothing happened.. This was a satisfying ending to Season 1. It’s a pretty good anime with a pretty good story and plot. It’s really enjoyable

This episode had a great mix of action and comedy, so it never felt too serious. The teamwork between the characters was nice to see, and overall it was a very enjoyable episode that built up well for the final episode.

The action scenes were good, and the episode did a nice job of balancing action with some small comedy moments. We also got more development for the characters, also Ashiya Is Fighting For His Life In The Bathroom 😂, and Dark Lord Is Going To Battle With A Broom 😂 that was funny af 🤣

Even without action, the episode never felt boring because the comedy and character interactions were very enjoyable. The restaurant scenes and the conversations between the characters Chiho & Emilia were the best parts of the episode.They even compared those with Burgers 🤣

This episode didn’t have much action, but it was very enjoyable because of the comedy and character interactions. Rika was a great addition in this episode and made things more interesting

We finally got to see more characters from other world, and the Pacing was good, animation was decent, Overall, this was a really good episode with funny moments

This episode was mostly a setup episode, but it was still interesting. We got to learn more about the characters. The animation was decent, and the comedy moments were still fun. Overall, it was a story-focused episode with good character development.

This episode is more focused on funny scene rather then action with some wholesome moments, it's really interesting to watch

Finally We also got to see some awesome action scenes. The animation was good and consistent, and the characters are still fun to watch, offering plenty of wholesome moments to balance things out

This episode is a serious buildup for the upcoming episodes. The animation was good, but the pacing felt a bit slow compared to the other episodes.

This episode had a nice mix of comedy and a bit of serious story. The animation is still okay, not great but not bad either. Overall, this episode was enjoyable, with good character moments.

It was really fun to watch. Maou struggling while Emi keeps showing up made things funnier and interesting. I like how it was a mixed of comedy and action.

It was kind of weird when they are talking in their devil language? But the progression of the story is good, the pacing is just enough, and the story itself is interesting

Watching the imposing Demon Lord Satan and his loyal general Alciel panic over something as simple as a police officer or the need for a "Magic Marker" to name their apartment was hilarious. The "McRonald's" twist is legendary,

Nice start definitely with a little recap and a few about their daily lives as usual I'm happy I rewatched it last year so it doesn't feel so long until it started again, but still nice to see the characters again especially Sadao and Emilia, now the last situation was hilarious.

A very fun watch and has serious and cool moments too and executes them pretty well. Good characters as well. I hoped there would be some romance.

The Devil is a Part-Timer! turns reverse-isekai logic on its head by stranding the mighty Demon Lord Satan in modern-day Tokyo, where he is stripped of his powers and forced to climb the corporate ladder at a fast-food joint just to pay rent. By mixing mundane retail struggles with cross-dimensional fantasy politics, the series creates a uniquely entertaining urban-fantasy comedy.