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The Devil Is a Part-Timer!
2013–2023
· TV Show
· 24 min episodes
· 2 seasons
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Hilarity and fun ensues when Satan ends up in modern day Japan without any magic to return, and starts working part time in a fast food joint.
Details
- Studio
- White Fox, Studio 3Hz, infinite, Lantis
- Released
- 4 April 2013
- Country
- Japan
- Language
- Japanese
- Episode length
- 24 min
- Rated
- TV-14
- Episodes
- 37 across 2 seasons
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