I'm Quitting Heroing
After saving humanity from the despicable Demon King, Leo Demonhart does not earn a hero’s standing. Instead, he is regarded with suspicion and hostility by those he fought to protect. Treated as a pariah with nowhere else to turn, exiled Leo seeks a position in the army of his former nemesis! But the army is not what it once was before its defeat at Leo’s hands, so to maintain his new position, Leo must whip the forces back into fighting shape.
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Plot Summary
Leo, a powerful and feared Demon King, decides he's tired of the constant conflict and wants to retire from his villainous role. He attempts to get a job at the Hero agency, hoping to live a peaceful life. However, his immense power and intimidating aura make him a target of suspicion and distrust from the very heroes he seeks to join.
Critical Reception
The anime garnered a generally positive reception, particularly praised for its unique premise of a retired Demon King seeking employment with heroes. Viewers enjoyed the blend of action, comedy, and surprisingly wholesome character interactions, though some found the plot predictable.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its novel concept of an anti-villain seeking employment.
- Appreciated for its humorous take on fantasy tropes and character dynamics.
- Some found the pacing and plot progression to be somewhat formulaic.
Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the entertaining premise and the likability of the main character, Leo, despite his demonic nature. Many users enjoyed the comedic situations arising from his attempts to integrate with the hero community. Some viewers noted that while enjoyable, the series didn't break significant new ground in its genre.
Fun Fact
The series is based on a Japanese light novel series written by Kiri Kaifū and illustrated by Tomoseshunkō.
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