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The ordeal at Babyls comes to an end, and the Battler Party is finally about to start; the students all do their best in order to get the Grand Prize, and their families come by to enjoy the festivities.
The ordeal at Babyls comes to an end, and the Battler Party is finally about to start; the students all do their best in order to get the Grand Prize, and their families come by to enjoy the festivities.
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S1, EP19 "I Want to Pick Everything Up"The ordeal at Babyls comes to an end, and the Battler Party is finally about to start; the students all do their best in order to get the Grand Prize, and their families come by to enjoy the festivities.
Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun
S1, EP20 "Glorious Award; Treatment of Humans"The ceremonies to give out the prizes for the Battler Party begin; because of the incident with the fireworks, Iruma has caught the attention of the head of the Demon Border Patrol, Azazel Henri.
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S1, EP22 "Sparkling Shock"In order to make the concert at Makubari Dome a success, Iruma and his friends do something rather surprising.
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