Anime, Gaming, Supernatural
In many media, it is very politically incorrect, socially unacceptable, and deeply offensive to many groups to make the main hero a devil of all things. The fact that the show is openly embracing such a taboo and controversial religious nature comes across as being very refreshing.
Even though it is a comedy show, the fact that we see the character’s feelings deep down still helps to strengthen the show as well as make it more memorable.
It is nice to see Satan being a total hero and trying to save people’s lives, as it shows he really has become a good guy deep down.
It is becoming clear that Satan and Alciel are not acting evil, even though they think they are evil, which provides many opportunities for humor.
Given how mysterious and confusing the episode and its events were, it definitely makes the viewer wonder what is going on and where all of this is going.
It is nice to see the evil villain protagonist who wants to rule the world is actually a nice and friendly guy who cares about others, as this sets up for many hilarious engagements when you have a villain protagonist who also has a soft side.
The many parts of the show gel together very nicely in a way that just works. Although the show is not completely perfect, the positives of the show are so well done that they more than make up for the few minor drawbacks and blemishes in the show.
Diablo is clearly not the nicest person in the world. He also seems willing and even eager to engage in shady, gray area moral decisions to achieve his goals.
This show definitely has plenty of ridiculousness, but it embraces those ridiculous aspects openly instead of shying away from them or downplaying them, which makes them work.
The episode was hilarious as usual and was a very fitting season finale. It felt very exciting to see the big showdown between Gabriel and Zelel.