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魔入りました!入間くん [Mairimashita! Iruma-kun] #17
魔入りました!入間くん 17 [Mairimashita! Iruma-kun 17]
全員で結束し、音楽祭の優勝を目指す問題児クラス一同。ただ、そのためにはある悪魔の協力が必要不可欠で…!? 悪魔学校バビルスで最も目立つアピールが出来る悪魔は誰だ!!
192 pages, Paperback
First published June 8, 2020
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Osamu Nishi
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December 8, 2025
The ongoing antics of Iruma and friends have quickly become one of my favourite cozy reads. There’s very rarely a volume that leaves me disappointed, so it’s predominantly a question of how good it’ll be.
Both the first two chapters here are gloriously fun and silly - I am a huge fan of Ameri and Iruma together in any capacity and seeing them trying to bake because of shojo manga is an absolute hoot.
It really comes together because rather than just Ameri being awful at baking, a cliche I expected, Iruma is just as bad, but for different reasons. This leaves Opera to pick up their pieces and it’s one of the best uses of Opera to date. It’s an amazing opener.
The second volume is about Iruma and Lied hanging out and bonding and I love how the two of them have bonded after the last big story arc. It’s no huge plot, just solid character work and some silliness to carry it along.
So it follows with the next two chapters, as we check in on all the major cast members and set some future stuff up. It’s aggressively infused with the usual fun. By this point I am invested enough in the characters to just bounce along and enjoy it (hopefully Kalego finds love too!).
The next big arc ends up involving music and the one member of the Misfit Class, Purson, who has been so far into the background that he might as well not exist. Which was deliberately done and pretty clever.
There are a lot of intersecting arcs in this one, with Purson wanting so badly to be his own person, yet his literal ability to blend in and his familial obligations need him to stay as unnoticed as possible.
Yet that’s also a real issue when it comes to ranking up and the whole class needs to achieve a certain level or they’ll lose access to their sweet homeroom. Which means everybody is on Purson to do something, largely for their own reasons. There’s a great depiction of being socially overwhelmed in this that I felt in my soul.
I appreciate that Iruma, when he gets to talk to Purson, manages to not lie about keeping the room being a factor. Yes, he adds in his usual thoughtful stuff, but it makes it more believable that he’s not entirely altruistic.
When Purson does talk, he speaks at breakneck speed and also performs some hilarious takedowns of the other students in class. It’s all really well done for mostly set-up and quickly turns Purson into a strong character for this plotline.
We’ll see how it all goes; the way these arcs tend to go is pretty basic at this point, they always succeed and the odds are always terrible, but the general vibe and messaging win me over every time.
4.5 stars - it’s really peak Iruma-kun and, even if the whole music festival doesn’t necessarily excite me, it’ll be fun seeing what happens.
Both the first two chapters here are gloriously fun and silly - I am a huge fan of Ameri and Iruma together in any capacity and seeing them trying to bake because of shojo manga is an absolute hoot.
It really comes together because rather than just Ameri being awful at baking, a cliche I expected, Iruma is just as bad, but for different reasons. This leaves Opera to pick up their pieces and it’s one of the best uses of Opera to date. It’s an amazing opener.
The second volume is about Iruma and Lied hanging out and bonding and I love how the two of them have bonded after the last big story arc. It’s no huge plot, just solid character work and some silliness to carry it along.
So it follows with the next two chapters, as we check in on all the major cast members and set some future stuff up. It’s aggressively infused with the usual fun. By this point I am invested enough in the characters to just bounce along and enjoy it (hopefully Kalego finds love too!).
The next big arc ends up involving music and the one member of the Misfit Class, Purson, who has been so far into the background that he might as well not exist. Which was deliberately done and pretty clever.
There are a lot of intersecting arcs in this one, with Purson wanting so badly to be his own person, yet his literal ability to blend in and his familial obligations need him to stay as unnoticed as possible.
Yet that’s also a real issue when it comes to ranking up and the whole class needs to achieve a certain level or they’ll lose access to their sweet homeroom. Which means everybody is on Purson to do something, largely for their own reasons. There’s a great depiction of being socially overwhelmed in this that I felt in my soul.
I appreciate that Iruma, when he gets to talk to Purson, manages to not lie about keeping the room being a factor. Yes, he adds in his usual thoughtful stuff, but it makes it more believable that he’s not entirely altruistic.
When Purson does talk, he speaks at breakneck speed and also performs some hilarious takedowns of the other students in class. It’s all really well done for mostly set-up and quickly turns Purson into a strong character for this plotline.
We’ll see how it all goes; the way these arcs tend to go is pretty basic at this point, they always succeed and the odds are always terrible, but the general vibe and messaging win me over every time.
4.5 stars - it’s really peak Iruma-kun and, even if the whole music festival doesn’t necessarily excite me, it’ll be fun seeing what happens.
February 6, 2023
Ça faisait bien longtemps que je ne m’étais pas plongée dans un tome de ce manga. Je le dis à chaque fois que je chronique ce manga mais qu’est ce que j’aime cette histoire! Vraiment c’est un gros coup de coeur à chaque fois, j’attends la suite de pied ferme à chaque fois et je finis pas dévorer ma lecture en un rien de temps à chaque fois. On est déjà au 17ème tome et je ne m’ennuie pas une seule seconde. Cette histoire est pleine d’humour et les tomes défilent sans jamais nous ennuyer. C’est ça que j’aime avec ce manga, l’histoire se renouvelle tout le temps!
Dans ce dix septième tome, le festival des récoltes est enfin terminé, et après quelques vacances bien méritées, un autre défi attend déjà Iruma et ses amis : le récital de musique !! Cette fois, toute la classe anormale doit travailler de concert si elle veut finir première… ce qui n’est pas sans causer une montagne de problèmes, surtout qu’elle va devoir tenir compte d’un participant inattendu !!
J’ai adoré le début de ce tome ci. On retrouve Iruma qui continue la lecture du manga à Amélie. Et suite à ça ces deux là décident de cuisiner des cookies. Sauf que c’est un vrai massacre, heureusement qu’Opéra est là pour les aider parce que c’était vraiment une catastrophe.. Ça m’a bien fait rire en tout cas ce passage là. C’était à mourir de rire de les voir mettre n’importe quoi dans leur plat. J’ai adoré la suite du manga aussi d’ailleurs, les élèves doivent faire un récital de musique pour espérer garder l’accès à la salle royale. Et ils vont surtout faire la connaissance d’un élève de leur classe, là depuis le début d’ailleurs mais qui sait se montrer discret. Il n’attire pas l’attention et c’est vraiment le cas puisque presque personne ne s’était rendu compte de son existence. J’ai beaucoup aimé découvrir ce personnage d’ailleurs. Je le trouve assez mystérieux et je me demande si ile ne cache pas quelque chose ou si il est vraiment plus que discret. J’ai hâte de découvrir plus de choses à son sujet. Mais j’ai surtout hâte de découvrir le récital!
Qu’est ce que j’aime ce manga, chaque tome nous apporte son lot de surprises, son lot d’humour surtout. L’histoire sait toujours se renouveler ce qui fait que l’on ne s’ennuie absolument jamais! Je suis toujours impatiente de découvrir la suite, voir qu’est ce qu’ils vont bien pouvoir faire d’autre etc. C’est un pur bonheur que de se plonger dans ce manga. Mais c’est surtout tout l’humour présent dans l’historie qui me plaît et aussi les différents personnages bien évidemment. Maintenant j’attends avec grande impatience la sortie du prochain tome!
Dans ce dix septième tome, le festival des récoltes est enfin terminé, et après quelques vacances bien méritées, un autre défi attend déjà Iruma et ses amis : le récital de musique !! Cette fois, toute la classe anormale doit travailler de concert si elle veut finir première… ce qui n’est pas sans causer une montagne de problèmes, surtout qu’elle va devoir tenir compte d’un participant inattendu !!
J’ai adoré le début de ce tome ci. On retrouve Iruma qui continue la lecture du manga à Amélie. Et suite à ça ces deux là décident de cuisiner des cookies. Sauf que c’est un vrai massacre, heureusement qu’Opéra est là pour les aider parce que c’était vraiment une catastrophe.. Ça m’a bien fait rire en tout cas ce passage là. C’était à mourir de rire de les voir mettre n’importe quoi dans leur plat. J’ai adoré la suite du manga aussi d’ailleurs, les élèves doivent faire un récital de musique pour espérer garder l’accès à la salle royale. Et ils vont surtout faire la connaissance d’un élève de leur classe, là depuis le début d’ailleurs mais qui sait se montrer discret. Il n’attire pas l’attention et c’est vraiment le cas puisque presque personne ne s’était rendu compte de son existence. J’ai beaucoup aimé découvrir ce personnage d’ailleurs. Je le trouve assez mystérieux et je me demande si ile ne cache pas quelque chose ou si il est vraiment plus que discret. J’ai hâte de découvrir plus de choses à son sujet. Mais j’ai surtout hâte de découvrir le récital!
Qu’est ce que j’aime ce manga, chaque tome nous apporte son lot de surprises, son lot d’humour surtout. L’histoire sait toujours se renouveler ce qui fait que l’on ne s’ennuie absolument jamais! Je suis toujours impatiente de découvrir la suite, voir qu’est ce qu’ils vont bien pouvoir faire d’autre etc. C’est un pur bonheur que de se plonger dans ce manga. Mais c’est surtout tout l’humour présent dans l’historie qui me plaît et aussi les différents personnages bien évidemment. Maintenant j’attends avec grande impatience la sortie du prochain tome!
January 3, 2022
Amo a Purson y creo que este arco pinta para ser mi favorito, amo el cliché donde se une todo un salón para un mismo propósito cosa que aquí se nota y aprecia, sin olvidar que el autor ha sabido como presentarnos poco a poco a cada alumno sin olvidar que Iruma es el protagonista o dejar de plantearnos el problema original, muy pocos mangas consiguen ese equilibrio o saben hacerlo, suelen olvidar a algún personaje a medio camino.
July 21, 2021
A really funny reveal when the Misfits realize they had a 13th classmate the whole time. This reveal fits in so well because once they reveal who he is and what his power are is so funny and it makes so much sense. It is such a good way of introducing/reintroducing a character as it fits in without it being a retcon.
April 9, 2025
maybe I’ll rate 5/5 for all volumes of this manga 😭🫶🏼 Love all the member of Misfit Class so much! ❤️ I was as surprised as they were. There is a classmate of theirs who has never been noticed so far, namely Purson Soi. He's so cute, I thought he would be cool and quiet. Turns out, he's a certified yapper, but it's hidden because of his family's strength and tradition 😂
November 25, 2022
chapter 143 - 151
May 10, 2023
Kawaiii
June 18, 2023
A non descript person..who is actually named "person" (pur-son)
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 24, 2023
Hogwarts but with more responsible and reliable adults/teachers
November 18, 2023
These characters have really grown on me, man.
I can’t wait to see the Hell Dance performed in season 3, because the only resources I had to envision the song was the classical music I played in the background while reading this.
Also, Purson Soi, haha.
I can’t wait to see the Hell Dance performed in season 3, because the only resources I had to envision the song was the classical music I played in the background while reading this.
Also, Purson Soi, haha.
January 29, 2025
5/5 stars!
I really like seeing Lied care for Iruma and Clara. I truly enjoy seeing Iruma's friendship with his classmates, especially the differences. His friendship with Lied exudes more of a brothers-kind of friendship. They treat each other as equals and that's refreshing from the overly loyal and protective Azz and Clara who looks up at Iruma.
Chapter 145, The Teachers' Banquet, is also one of my favorite chapters in the entire series. It's so fun to see the adults perspective from time to time and them enjoying as well. I also really like seeing Shichiro and Kalego's friendship! And Shichiro growing out his hair was so hot!
Anyway, I'm so excited for the music festival and to see more of Purson Soi.
I really like seeing Lied care for Iruma and Clara. I truly enjoy seeing Iruma's friendship with his classmates, especially the differences. His friendship with Lied exudes more of a brothers-kind of friendship. They treat each other as equals and that's refreshing from the overly loyal and protective Azz and Clara who looks up at Iruma.
Chapter 145, The Teachers' Banquet, is also one of my favorite chapters in the entire series. It's so fun to see the adults perspective from time to time and them enjoying as well. I also really like seeing Shichiro and Kalego's friendship! And Shichiro growing out his hair was so hot!
Anyway, I'm so excited for the music festival and to see more of Purson Soi.
February 22, 2024
I just can't stop rereading the manga until they animate everything. 😍
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