About “Misfit of Demon King Academy: Mao Gakuin no Futekigosha” in a few words:

Misfit of Demon King Academy is a popular anime series set in a world where demons and humans coexist. The story follows Anos Voldigoad, a powerful demon king who reincarnates after 2000 years and enrolls in the Demon King Academy to reclaim his rightful place as ruler. Along the way, he faces numerous challenges and battles as he seeks to restore balance to the world. The series is known for its thrilling action sequences, intriguing plot twists, and complex characters.

Meet the characters from Misfit of Demon King Academy (Mao Gakuin no Futekigosha)

Zepes Indu

Zepes is that grand, slightly theatrical noble who walks into a room like it’s his stage and expects applause — and sometimes he actually gets it. He’s all about honor, lineage, and doing things the “proper” way, but also has this weird soft spot for useless trivia and, like, antique teacups (yes, really). Can be pompous and infuriatingly proud, yet every so often he’ll do something quietly kind and you’ll blink because where did that come from? Honestly he’s a walking contradiction and I love that about him — stern on the outside, secretly sentimental on the inside, and sometimes dramatic for no reason.

Emilia Ludowell

Emilia hits you with precision: fierce, blunt, and deadly good with a spear, and she’s the kind of person who’ll call out nonsense before breakfast. She’s proud and loyal, small patience for fluff, but then she’ll hoard tiny plushies in her chest-of-drawers as a totally private comfort (don’t tell anyone). There’s this stubborn, protective streak that makes her both intimidating and oddly dependable — she’s the friend you want in a fight and the one who’ll roast you for being sentimental. Also, she swears she doesn’t like sweets, and yet there’s definitely a half-eaten candy wrapper in her room; classic.

Leorig Indu

Leorig is quiet, composed, and has that cool elder-brother energy who manages everything with a tired sigh and a clipboard (okay, maybe not a clipboard, but imagine it). He’s strategic, reliable, and scarily good at reading a room, which makes him indispensable in any mess of politics or battle. Sometimes he seems bored, like he’s already seen three apocalypses and is just waiting for the interesting part — but then he’ll crack this tiny grin and prove he cares more than he lets on. Also, he might secretly write bad poetry or at least have a notebook where he draws questionable doodles; I’m not saying it’s canon, but it would fit.

Misa Iriologue

Misa is bubbly and a little chaotic, like confetti in human form — she’ll burst into a scene with way too much energy and somehow make everything more fun (and also slightly more dangerous). She’s got this bright, quirky charm and tends to flit between being terribly earnest and bizarrely inscrutable in the space of a sentence. Doesn’t always make sense, but she’s wonderfully loyal and surprisingly perceptive when it counts; don’t underestimate the giggles. Also she probably has a secret midnight snack ritual involving something ridiculous like pickled peaches — trust me on this.

Misha Necron

Misha is the quiet storm: soft-spoken, polite, but absolutely deadly when it’s necessary, and those polite smiles can hide a storm of power. She’s sweet and gentle in approach, though there’s this undercurrent of melancholy or mystery about her — you get the sense she feels deeply even if she doesn’t shout it. Protective to the core, faintly jealous in the cutest ways, and somehow always knows when you need a calming cup of tea (literal or emotional). And yes, she’ll insist she’s not clingy while slowly monopolizing your jacket and your playlist; adorable and slightly manipulative, endearingly so.

Sasha Necron

Sasha is savage, blunt, and gloriously unbothered — she says what she thinks and usually means it with a side-eye and a bored yawn. She’s terrifyingly powerful but also the kind of person who will nap in the middle of a battlefield if she finds a sunny spot; priorities. There’s a dark, sarcastic sense of humor that makes every interaction feel like delicious chaos, and she’s fiercely private even when she pretends not to be. Oddly domestic at times — collects bookmarks, hates loud music, and once probably spent an afternoon rearranging candles for aesthetic reasons; contradiction queen.

Hero Kanon

Hero is the embodiment of “do the right thing” but with soft edges and occasional dramatic flair — he genuinely believes in justice, which is both inspiring and mildly annoying to his exasperated friends. Sweet, earnest, and idealistic, he’ll give his last rations to a stranger and then write a very heartfelt letter about it later (and yes, probably overdo the adjectives). He can be naive, sure, but that optimism is oddly contagious and he has a knack for turning grim situations into something a little less bleak. Also, you can picture him sneaking pastries into training sessions like a secret snack-smuggler — don’t ask how he does it.

Shin Reglia

Shin is low-key cold but in this polished, calm way — quiet, efficient, and a tiny bit intimidating because he never seems surprised by anything. He’s definitely the type who plans ten steps ahead, has a strict routine, and secretly sings in the shower (off-key, probably), which is the cutest contradiction. Fiercely protective of those he cares about, with a seriously sharp sense of duty, and yet he’ll drop everything for a single honest smile. He’s stoic but not emotionless; more like a volcano with good discipline and very specific tastes in tea.

Ivis Necron

Ivis is icy and precise, like a finely made blade — aloof, elegant, and unnervingly calm even in the worst chaos. She carries herself as if everything is mildly inconvenient rather than catastrophic, which somehow makes her more terrifying because she’s always composed. Beneath the frost there’s a stubborn, surprisingly stubborn compassion though she’d never admit it; would rather solve things with a sneer than a hug (but might hug later, awkwardly). Oh, and she has an excessive number of gloves for every occasion — like, an alarming glove collection that she insists is “practical.”

Anos Voldigoad

Anos is chaos wrapped in charisma: overpowered, supremely confident, and the sort of king who rules by smirking at fate and giving it a stern talking-to. He’s playful and theatrical, loves a good prank, but also has a genuinely huge, weirdly tender heart buried under all that swagger. Protects his people with borderline obsession, makes improbable comebacks, and could probably nap through an apocalypse — then wake up and fix it with a smirk. Also, he absolutely has a thing for pancakes and movie nights despite being the Demon King, so imagine regal power plus syrupy comfort food; yes.