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Beelzebub 83 | Shonen Beam
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November 10, 2010 Jean-Christian Leave a comment
Furuichi’s uncharacteristic seriousness is immediately tempered with some expected perversion, which leads to one of te best punchlines in weeks.
No one's stopping you from getting in te bed
There isn’t much to glean from En or his wet nurses. Behemoth is even tough to deal with for En, and it’s possible to summon a car.
What better way to break te tension between Oga and these ladies than by forcing Baby Beel to sing? Every awkward social situation should come with a baby, preferably of te demonic variety.
Te horror of Eiffel 65 all over again
Does every lady in every series now solely exist to be kidnapped, taken hostage, or otherwise used as a pawn? Kunieda has been proven as a strong, independent, enjoyable character, and yet even she succumbs to being captured. Whether or not her captor, Hecatos, is an interesting character, it’s insulting that Kunieda has to lose dignity merely to introduce a new enemy.
Hecatos introduces te idea of human contractors, which paves te way not only for Kunieda to become involved more directly in te main plot, but also to reveal that characters we’ve already met have already had demonic association. Of course, this segues nicely back into te fight between Toujou, who is noticeably tired, and Izuma, who ends te chapter by unveiling his own demonic ability. This resolves te previously unanswered plot thread regarding te “demon lurking within te school” that Hilda had noticed, and it also puts Izuma in line for an extended stay in te story. Looking back, then, I find it unfortunate that te entire Oga vs. Miki arc, complete with several chapters of build-up to no payoff fight, served only as a precursor to Izuma. He can still be a good character, but te manner in which we were introduced to him was displeasing.
Final Flash: With te clearly superior comedy concentrated within a few pages, te drama of this chapter was a bit draining.
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