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But they are just as stupid, if not more, than the first girl, and bring their own annoyances that drive our protagonist up the wall in every episode. The Devil
King returns to yet another universe where we will never see him. But we can see his lackeys, and they are hilarious secondary characters that bring an even greater dose of humor to the show. And then there’s the cleavage. It is there in spades, and it’s kind of annoying at some point when you remember that boobs do not, in fact, move like that. If it’s not obvious enough, Konosuba takes a
satirical spin on your typical isekai plot with monkey paw twists to its characteristics, VERY crude humor, abundant jiggle physics, and the occasional upskirt shot.
The upside it that it lacks the permanent toll exacted by dragon magic when mortals use it.
Desir was inspired by a divination magic ritual performed by travelers he and Ajest visited, which used a ritual system and music to cast the spell of prophecy. Desir thanked them as he now knew the direction he needed to head in to continue to improve his hybrid spell system. Battle Sense Desir has always been weaker than most of his opponents. Yet he survived all the way to the end of the Shadow Labyrinth. Everything he has experienced has culminated inside of him an incredible battle sense where he
uses wits and tactics to take control of every battle he is in.
