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魔入りました!入間くん [Mairimashita! Iruma-kun] #2
魔入りました!入間くん 2 [Mairimashita! Iruma-kun 2]
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194 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 6, 2017
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Osamu Nishi
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June 15, 2023
Iruma’s off to a bad start keeping a low profile, as he can’t seem to stop finding himself the centre of attention. But school is also a time for love, for some, and the student council president, Amari, begins taking lessons from some unlikely sources.
The best comedy comes from the jokes you don’t see coming. I would argue that the second best comedy comes from the jokes you can see coming a mile off and are still funny anyway. It’s the latter scenario that this volume trades in and makes for a good laugh for the reader.
There’s no question that the Amari portions of the story are the best - the second she said she had forbidden tomes about humans I was thinking it was going to be shojo manga and boy was that a great reveal. I am a big sucker for manga-in-a-manga, so that was me sorted.
The fake manga, First Love Memories, is perfect because it perfectly nails the tropes that then start showing up in this section with Amari . I also love the conceit that none of the demons can read Japanese, so Iruma is quickly pressed into service doing narration.
This then pays off even further at the end of the volume when they have a fake intro page for First Love Memories that details the series’ ostensible plot, which turns out to be absolutely insane. That made me laugh just from the splash of absurdity.
The other obvious joke comes when Iruma decides to rank up and the method is based on competing in an ancient demonic battle that quickly has the edges sanded down to reveal that it’s just basic old dodgeball. As if that’s safe in the real world, let alone one where demons are involved.
This arc is fitfully amusing, but it really feels like the set-up for something that doesn’t quite measure up to its potential. Iruma’s training with Opera is probably the most enjoyable part of the whole thing, but the game proper is kind of… just there. The messaging is good, just not the execution.
I like how the story is going out of its way to have something interesting to say in general, actually. I really enjoyed Amari in general (her love of shojo is… very relatable), but the way she pushes Iruma to think that he can actually want something for himself for once in his life was a really solid character moment for both of them.
And we still have a full class we have yet to meet, some of whom could use such small things as names or identities, but I really enjoyed having Az and Clara back around. Even if Clara has minimal going on with the main plot, she is often freewheeling chaos in the background. Normally that would drive me crazy, but somehow this series manages it.
I think if I had to describe the feel of the manga right now, it would be ‘chummy’. It has a certain ‘check in with some friends and see what they’re up to’ that makes it really easy to just chew through a volume. And that also carries it when the jokes and plotting are just hitting ‘okay’ levels.
3.5 stars - one brilliant section, one okay section, some smaller stuff. I just won’t be rounding up because the first volume was funnier. This is still a really enjoyable series, however, and I like the way it’s setting itself up for a nice long run that I can happily take for what it is.
The best comedy comes from the jokes you don’t see coming. I would argue that the second best comedy comes from the jokes you can see coming a mile off and are still funny anyway. It’s the latter scenario that this volume trades in and makes for a good laugh for the reader.
There’s no question that the Amari portions of the story are the best - the second she said she had forbidden tomes about humans I was thinking it was going to be shojo manga and boy was that a great reveal. I am a big sucker for manga-in-a-manga, so that was me sorted.
The fake manga, First Love Memories, is perfect because it perfectly nails the tropes that then start showing up in this section with Amari . I also love the conceit that none of the demons can read Japanese, so Iruma is quickly pressed into service doing narration.
This then pays off even further at the end of the volume when they have a fake intro page for First Love Memories that details the series’ ostensible plot, which turns out to be absolutely insane. That made me laugh just from the splash of absurdity.
The other obvious joke comes when Iruma decides to rank up and the method is based on competing in an ancient demonic battle that quickly has the edges sanded down to reveal that it’s just basic old dodgeball. As if that’s safe in the real world, let alone one where demons are involved.
This arc is fitfully amusing, but it really feels like the set-up for something that doesn’t quite measure up to its potential. Iruma’s training with Opera is probably the most enjoyable part of the whole thing, but the game proper is kind of… just there. The messaging is good, just not the execution.
I like how the story is going out of its way to have something interesting to say in general, actually. I really enjoyed Amari in general (her love of shojo is… very relatable), but the way she pushes Iruma to think that he can actually want something for himself for once in his life was a really solid character moment for both of them.
And we still have a full class we have yet to meet, some of whom could use such small things as names or identities, but I really enjoyed having Az and Clara back around. Even if Clara has minimal going on with the main plot, she is often freewheeling chaos in the background. Normally that would drive me crazy, but somehow this series manages it.
I think if I had to describe the feel of the manga right now, it would be ‘chummy’. It has a certain ‘check in with some friends and see what they’re up to’ that makes it really easy to just chew through a volume. And that also carries it when the jokes and plotting are just hitting ‘okay’ levels.
3.5 stars - one brilliant section, one okay section, some smaller stuff. I just won’t be rounding up because the first volume was funnier. This is still a really enjoyable series, however, and I like the way it’s setting itself up for a nice long run that I can happily take for what it is.
March 4, 2025
This manga just keeps getting better and better!!
July 4, 2023
Rereading this in an official English translation is so much fun. Iruma, Azz, and the gang are all amazing characters who are slowly but surely developing into amazing demons. This story is so much fun and I can’t wait to keep reading.
July 19, 2025
Iruma-kun (the series) shows us what healthy and supportive friendships and bonds look like. It really hit me when Iruma was asked if he really wanted to return to the mortal realm, and he said “of course I do” but then thought about each element he’s experienced on each side. Comparing them side by side, the Netherworld is kinder and more of a home than the mortal realm ever was. The place Iruma has found himself in now is what kindness and support looks like in his world.
Iruma inspires others to grow and be better versions of themselves, and in turn he becomes surrounded by people who lift him up and inspire him to be a better version of himself too. I really like the spotlight on Ameri Azazel in this case and in this volume, but it doesn’t overshadow the bonds and experiences he’s sharing with nearly everyone he meets. His experiences with Alice Asmodeus and Clara are something so special too; and I loved watching him battle Asmodeus with everything they both had. And Iruma genuinely won with his real hardwork and merit! All these kids are growing so rapidly with genuinely arduous experiences and earnestness. I felt so uplifted by this volume.
Iruma inspires others to grow and be better versions of themselves, and in turn he becomes surrounded by people who lift him up and inspire him to be a better version of himself too. I really like the spotlight on Ameri Azazel in this case and in this volume, but it doesn’t overshadow the bonds and experiences he’s sharing with nearly everyone he meets. His experiences with Alice Asmodeus and Clara are something so special too; and I loved watching him battle Asmodeus with everything they both had. And Iruma genuinely won with his real hardwork and merit! All these kids are growing so rapidly with genuinely arduous experiences and earnestness. I felt so uplifted by this volume.
January 14, 2026
Iruma, c'est vraiment ma découverte manga du moment ! J'ai dévoré l'anime, je le trouve sous-côté alors qu'il y a de tout : humour, émotions, aventure... Un vrai plaisir cocooning qui me fait du bien au cœur.
Dans ce tome 2, on devine que notre héros va avoir un rôle particulier en enfer, d'autant plus quand il hérite d'une bague magique... On découvre aussi le personnage d'Amélie, la présidente du BDE, qui va motiver Iruma à gravir les échelons démoniaques. Bref, que d'aventures en perspective !
Dans ce tome 2, on devine que notre héros va avoir un rôle particulier en enfer, d'autant plus quand il hérite d'une bague magique... On découvre aussi le personnage d'Amélie, la présidente du BDE, qui va motiver Iruma à gravir les échelons démoniaques. Bref, que d'aventures en perspective !
January 19, 2024
so much fun!
This manga is just so fun! Rivalries! And magic! And manga! It’s practically perfect! I can’t wait to keep reading!
This manga is just so fun! Rivalries! And magic! And manga! It’s practically perfect! I can’t wait to keep reading!
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September 17, 2025really growing the beard - a lot more impressed with this one then the first volume.
May 18, 2026
Its a cute book that everyone should read and is really cool and I am excited to see what happens next.
July 27, 2026
3.5⭐️
February 14, 2026
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Friday February 13th-14th,2026
It feels good to see characters beat against the odds without having to rely on another character or entity's abilities.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading the scenes of Iruma training and bonding with his classmates.
This volume was quite cute.
My rating:
5 out of 5.
Friday February 13th-14th,2026
It feels good to see characters beat against the odds without having to rely on another character or entity's abilities.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading the scenes of Iruma training and bonding with his classmates.
This volume was quite cute.
My rating:
5 out of 5.
September 27, 2023
This volume had me laughing out loud. I loved it so much and I'm so glad we're already getting character growth from Iruma-Kun.
June 21, 2026
4.0 || adventurous funny lighthearted medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven: A mix
Loveable characters: Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus: Yes
Acclimating to the official translation is definitely a feat because I really can't get behind the speaking voice they've given to Azz and Sabnock. I really hate that they've decided to use "Milord" in the localization; yes I guess it's to counterbalance the overly familiar naming from Clara and to really emphasize how Azz idolizes Iruma to an extent, but that title is too alienating at best, at worst it comes off as Azz putting Iruma at arm's length as a servant, even though early on Iruma established them as "friends" which Azz interprets as having a blood oath, so at the very least equals. Sabnock speaks Shakespeare, and maybe I missed that in my initial reads but while I understand the goofy choice, it's still stilted to read.
Onto Vol 2 as a story, I'm really really happy to see Ameri's early design so much. She's such a cutiepie even in her cool Student President panels and even more so in their secret rendezvous (lol). That being said, I can't believe that the outlandish theorizing Mairuma fans held some merit; goes to show that Nishi-sensei has a plan with their series and that the foreshadowing was right in front of us. Mairuma is a painfully slow burn with the main plot if you don't pick up on the crumbs that Nishi-sensei drops. Vol 2 is one of the foundational volumes for Iruma's eventual reemergence as a fully fledged member of the Misfit class, and rereading this really sheds light on how gradual his grow was and how that culminated in such a cathartic reveal.
Plot or Character Driven: A mix
Loveable characters: Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus: Yes
Ideals and ambitions are not the same. I want to know what you want to attain with your own two hands... what you desire.
Acclimating to the official translation is definitely a feat because I really can't get behind the speaking voice they've given to Azz and Sabnock. I really hate that they've decided to use "Milord" in the localization; yes I guess it's to counterbalance the overly familiar naming from Clara and to really emphasize how Azz idolizes Iruma to an extent, but that title is too alienating at best, at worst it comes off as Azz putting Iruma at arm's length as a servant, even though early on Iruma established them as "friends" which Azz interprets as having a blood oath, so at the very least equals. Sabnock speaks Shakespeare, and maybe I missed that in my initial reads but while I understand the goofy choice, it's still stilted to read.
Onto Vol 2 as a story, I'm really really happy to see Ameri's early design so much. She's such a cutiepie even in her cool Student President panels and even more so in their secret rendezvous (lol). That being said, I can't believe that the outlandish theorizing Mairuma fans held some merit; goes to show that Nishi-sensei has a plan with their series and that the foreshadowing was right in front of us. Mairuma is a painfully slow burn with the main plot if you don't pick up on the crumbs that Nishi-sensei drops. Vol 2 is one of the foundational volumes for Iruma's eventual reemergence as a fully fledged member of the Misfit class, and rereading this really sheds light on how gradual his grow was and how that culminated in such a cathartic reveal.
November 30, 2022
[REVIEW IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH/ INGLÉS Y ESPAÑOL]
{ESPAÑOL}
Este tomo sigue siendo introductorio, conocemos algo más del mundo donde se encuentra Iruma y tenemos la introducción de otros personajes aliados importantes para la trama.
Iruma va aprendiendo que puede hacer cosas para sí mismo. Él no tenía ninguna clase de sueños, ya que estaba acostumbrado a poner las necesidades de los demás sobre las propias, pero ahora está tratando de descubrir, poco a poco, que el también puede tener sueños y ambiciones que cumplir y que no hay nada de malo en ello.
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{ENGLISH}
This volume is still introductory, we learn more about the world where Iruma is and we have the introduction of other allied characters important to the plot.
Iruma is learning that he can do things for himself. He didn't have any kind of dreams, as he was used to putting the needs of others over his own, but now he's trying to discover, little by little, that he too can have dreams and ambitions to fulfill and that there's nothing wrong with that.
{ESPAÑOL}
Este tomo sigue siendo introductorio, conocemos algo más del mundo donde se encuentra Iruma y tenemos la introducción de otros personajes aliados importantes para la trama.
Iruma va aprendiendo que puede hacer cosas para sí mismo. Él no tenía ninguna clase de sueños, ya que estaba acostumbrado a poner las necesidades de los demás sobre las propias, pero ahora está tratando de descubrir, poco a poco, que el también puede tener sueños y ambiciones que cumplir y que no hay nada de malo en ello.
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{ENGLISH}
This volume is still introductory, we learn more about the world where Iruma is and we have the introduction of other allied characters important to the plot.
Iruma is learning that he can do things for himself. He didn't have any kind of dreams, as he was used to putting the needs of others over his own, but now he's trying to discover, little by little, that he too can have dreams and ambitions to fulfill and that there's nothing wrong with that.
April 24, 2025
Volume 2 did not disappoint, and I’m really enjoying all of the characters! Personal favorite now includes the student council president whose goal is to prove that Iruma is human…..by having him translate manga that she can’t read and secretly loves in the form of “forbidden tomes”. I can’t wait to see how Iruma’s journey continues from here.
December 12, 2025
I'm so excited I got to re-read this with a physical copy! .·°՞(≧ᴗ≦)՞°·.
While this volume definitely still feels like the beginning of the series- I forgot how silly, cute, and heartwarming I had originally found this series to be. And I don't remember the illustrations being so impressive! The physical copy is totally worth it to see all the details alone.
While this volume definitely still feels like the beginning of the series- I forgot how silly, cute, and heartwarming I had originally found this series to be. And I don't remember the illustrations being so impressive! The physical copy is totally worth it to see all the details alone.
September 1, 2021
It's next part of story of Iruma. This part is very good and funny too. In it we can meet Iruma and his friends. This part is about friendship and war between friends and classmate friends. It's very good manga.
April 16, 2024
3.5 stars
The reason I carried on was to continue the storyline and though I’m glad I did. I won’t continue the series. The read of the first book was part of a genre challenge, not something I need to continue with.
The reason I carried on was to continue the storyline and though I’m glad I did. I won’t continue the series. The read of the first book was part of a genre challenge, not something I need to continue with.
September 3, 2024
4
Pretty funny honestly. I love the little plot point of the mc and student council president like helping each other. Can't wait to read vol 3
(Once again my lovely teacher letting me borrow her manga)
Pretty funny honestly. I love the little plot point of the mc and student council president like helping each other. Can't wait to read vol 3
(Once again my lovely teacher letting me borrow her manga)
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
October 22, 2024
I can easily see this eventually going in a very straightforward shonen-manga direction, but at least so far it's funny, cute and inventive enough to keep my attention. Ameri is a fun addition with her collection of "forbidden tomes" (shoujo manga).
December 5, 2024
Amery my beloved. I like how she is strong and passionate about her goals and at the same time has such a maiden heart. She is so precious to me.
I loved seeing more of opera and iruma interactions.
I loved seeing more of opera and iruma interactions.
August 26, 2026
Growing!
...sadly, not in the physical sense lol.
But I loooove seeing Iruma overcoming his issues and developing (as a) character!
It's so refreshing seeing him getting along with his demons friends and classmates, and getting more used to the demon world and school!
...sadly, not in the physical sense lol.
But I loooove seeing Iruma overcoming his issues and developing (as a) character!
It's so refreshing seeing him getting along with his demons friends and classmates, and getting more used to the demon world and school!
November 24, 2022
chapter 8 - 16
May 10, 2023
The art is so damn cool
July 17, 2023
Rating: 4.50/5.00 Stars
September 1, 2023
This one had Iruma in the ponytail
October 1, 2023
Another fun and silly volume! We get introduced to more characters and learn more about the school. I continue to enjoy my time with this series. I really like the shojo manga references here.
October 7, 2023
Is that a romantic interest is see now?
But yeah this is a fun series!
But yeah this is a fun series!
December 2, 2023
Love this series.
January 12, 2024
Love the dynamic between them all.
January 29, 2024
Amazing book Iruma and all his friends are so kind.
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