Have you heard of the popular comic "Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun"? It is a school fantasy comedy currently being serialized in Weekly Shonen Champion. The original author is Nishi Osamu. It is a slapstick comedy set in a demon school. It has gained popularity for its fast-paced gags and cute illustrations, and is scheduled to be made into an anime in October of this year. In this article, we will introduce the Magical Plant Division that appears in "Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun". What kind of organization is it? Let's take a look!
What exactly is the Magical Plant Division?
It is pronounced "Mashokubutsu Butler". They research and cultivate magic plants, and sometimes develop and sell medicines from those plants. The plant tower is their base of operations.
What is a division anyway?
A division (Butler) refers to group activities by students at the demon school. It is equivalent to club activities and extracurricular activities in schools in the human world. Although there are some rules, each member seems to do what they want. After the entrance ceremony, there is a forceful recruitment of new students, which is officially called the "rookie hunt". There are activity standards, and the basic condition is "at least one third-year student or three or more Dares (rank 4) members." If this condition cannot be met, letters of recommendation from multiple leaders are required.
Bobo
The member is Bobo. He is a first-year student at Babylon and belongs to the Magic Plant Division. He has a wealth of knowledge about magic plants, and at the harvest festival he uses that to gather Ps. However, he plans to deceive Schneider and his teammates to acquire Ps, but he is deceived by Schneider and Jazz and all of his Ps are taken away.
The Magic Plant Division is in action! What is the Harvest Festival?
The Harvest Festival is a promotion exam for first-year students in the second semester of the school year. Although it is called a festival, it is not so much an event as it is a competitive survival test in which students hunt for prey on their own, which is quite tough. The exam time is 6666 minutes (4 days, 15 hours and 6 minutes). Submitting fake ingredients and excessive attacks on other students are prohibited, and if you do so, you will be disqualified. The supervisor is Strauss Susie.
Rank Promotion Exams
These are tests in Babylon, and the Harvest Festival is included here. They are so-called regular exams. If you pass each exam, your rank will be promoted, but if your grades are poor, you may be demoted. They are quite strict in their judgment.
Ranks
Ranks are rankings among demons. There are hierarchical relationships based on ranks, and they help to establish order in the demon world. Students at the Demon School aim to increase their ranks through various exams and division activities held within the school.
There are 10 levels, and the ranks are "Aleph (1)", "Beth (2)", "Gimel (3)", "Dales (4)", "Heh (5)", "Vau (6)", "Zain (7)", "Ket (8)", "Hed (9)", and "Yod (10)". In fact, the main character, Iruma-kun, has also been ranked up several times, and is currently at "Gimel" at rank 3.
Magic Plant Division Summary!
That was the introduction to the "Magic Plant Division" that appears in "Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun". I thought it would be a fairly large group because it's called a "division", but it's actually more like a school club activity. However, as it's a demon school, the content is quite rich. The "Harvest Festival" where they play an active role is also a fairly strict regular exam, so it's something to keep an eye on. Iruma-kun's future growth is also something to look forward to. If you're interested, please check out the original manga. Thank you for reading this far.
