welcome to demon school manga

Yes, it is. It offers a unique and imaginative setting in a demon school which is really fascinating.

Yes, it is. The story reached its conclusion some time ago.

One interesting plot idea could be a crossover with a magical human school. The demon students could visit the human school and have to hide their true identities while dealing with human school problems. Another idea is a crossover with a different demon realm, where the characters from 'Welcome to demon school' have to adapt to the new rules and powers in that realm.

The phrase " Devil's School's unsuitable person " in Sakura manga could be describing a plot or setting. The sakura anime could refer to an anime or manga, or it could refer to the spring scene in Japan. However, I'm not sure what you mean by the concepts of demonic school and unsuitable ones. If you have any more specific questions, I'll be happy to answer them for you.

The 'welcome to demon school light novel' is often full of fantastical elements. It can have various magical creatures and powers. The story might revolve around a human who somehow ends up in the demon school and has to adapt. There could be a strict hierarchy among the demons, and the protagonist may have to navigate through it. The light novel may also contain elements of mystery, like uncovering secrets about the school's history or the true nature of certain characters.

In the Demon School manga, Iruma does eventually learn to fly. It's a result of his determination and the help he gets from his friends and mentors along the way.

Well, the manga ending of 'Welcome to the NHK' gives a quick and somewhat more straightforward conclusion. It's like a snapshot of the final state of the characters. On the other hand, the novel ending is more like a long, winding road that takes you through the final thoughts and realizations of the characters in great detail. The manga might be more appealing to those who like to see the end result in a more visual and immediate way, while the novel is for those who enjoy delving deep into the characters' minds and the overall themes as they reach the end of their journey.

In some manga, a mage might accept death calmly, seeing it as the end of a magical journey.

The humor in this light novel is great. Iruma often gets into hilarious situations because he is a human trying to navigate the demon world. His reactions to the strange demon customs and his attempts to hide his human identity are really funny. And the villains or antagonists in the story are not just one - dimensional. They have their own motives and backstories that make them more complex and interesting.

Most likely the students. They are the ones who experience the most things in a school.