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The Misfit Class finally gets to go to Walter Park on their vacation; Kalego, Balam, and Opera go as their bodyguards and chaperones while Ameri thinks Iruma is asking her on a date and also joins in.
The Misfit Class finally gets to go to Walter Park on their vacation; Kalego, Balam, and Opera go as their bodyguards and chaperones while Ameri thinks Iruma is asking her on a date and also joins in.
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S2, EP13 "Walter Park"The Misfit Class finally gets to go to Walter Park on their vacation; Kalego, Balam, and Opera go as their bodyguards and chaperones while Ameri thinks Iruma is asking her on a date and also joins in.
Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun
S2, EP14 "Everyone's Playmates"At Walter Park, Clara and Opera's team has fun trying on cute clothes; Jazz and Kalego's team try their hand at shooting games; Iruma and Balam's team is joined by Ronove but Iruma ends up getting lost going down a shady looking alley.
Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun
S2, EP15 "Magical Beasts Attack"The Walter Park staff that Iruma and his friends encounter are actually the terrorist group, the Six Fingers, who planned to destroy the park; the Six Fingers sets three giant magical beasts loose on the park.
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S2, EP16 "The Name of This Feeling"The gang fights three giant magical beasts that appear in Walter Park; Opera and Ameri fight a giant rat while Jazz and his group struggle against a giant bull.
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