: Once Maou safely sets down the bridge debris, he confronts Lucifer personally. He delivers a crushing punch that ends the threat—infamously noting that Lucifer’s actions nearly made him late for work. Aftermath and Resolution
The episode begins with the shocking reveal that , one of Maou’s supposedly dead demon generals, is alive and has allied himself with the corrupt archangel Orba Meyer . Lucifer has been fueling his magic by feeding off the negative emotions generated by a recent string of crimes in the city. The Battle for Sasazuka
The episode concludes with the arrival of Emi’s companions from Ente Isla, who are confused by the strange alliance between the Hero and the Demon Lord. Despite the chaos, Maou decides to continue his life in Japan, returning to his status quo at MgRonald's.
In episode 5 of The Devil Is a Part-Timer! ( Hataraku Maou-sama! ), titled the season's first major conflict reaches an explosive climax. The Return of Lucifer
See the highlights of Maou's battle and the dramatic transformation that saved Sasazuka:
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