The Devil is a Part-Timer! follows Sadao Maou, the Demon Lord of Ente Isla, who is forced to adapt to life in modern-day Tokyo after losing his powers.
The series explores themes of humility, identity, and perseverance as Maou works part-time at MgRonald’s while navigating human society.
This collection highlights the most impactful quotes that showcase character development, humor, and deeper themes from the anime.
Careless is the greatest enemy
(Episode 1: The Devil Arrives in Sasazuka)
Speaker: Sadao Maou
Context: Maou reflects on his downfall, emphasizing caution and strategy in both his demonic and human struggles.
If you feel the ends justify the means, how does that make you different from us demons?
(Episode 4: The Hero Experiences Human Warmth)
Speaker: Sadao Maou
Context: Challenges Emi’s moral stance, highlighting the blurred lines between good and evil.
I fell for you out of my own free will. If I ever fall out of love, that’ll be my decision too
(Episode 6: The Devil Climbs the Corporate Ladder)
Speaker: Chiho Sasaki
Context: Chiho expresses her independence and emotional strength in her feelings for Maou.
Laziness is such an ugly word. I prefer selective participation
(Episode 3: The Devil Goes on a Date)
Speaker: Hanzo Urushihara (Lucifer)
Context: Lucifer humorously justifies his NEET lifestyle, adding levity to his fallen angel persona.
The peaceful world I’m fighting for is one where everyone has a smile on their face
(Episode 8: The Hero Enters MgRonald’s)
Speaker: Emi Yusa
Context: Emi explains her vision for peace, showcasing her humanity despite her rivalry with Maou.
Shut up! Helping Ashiya comes first!
(Episode 2: The Devil’s Budget Crisis)
Speaker: Sadao Maou
Context: Demonstrates Maou’s loyalty to his comrades, even in mundane human situations.
No matter what troubles you shoulder, remember that in time… things will change
(Episode 7: The Hero Faces Her Past)
Speaker: Sarue Mitsuki (Sariel)
Context: Sariel offers wisdom about perseverance and adapting to change, reflecting the series’ core theme.
Apologize to all the Sadaos across Japan!
(Episode 5: The Devil’s Identity Crisis)
Speaker: Sadao Maou
Context: A humorous moment where Maou defends his name against stereotypes, adding levity to his character.
You want me to exhaustively consume all the fried chicken options at this new “Sentucky” place?
(Episode 9: The Devil Strategizes Against Sentucky Fried Chicken)
Speaker: Shirou Ashiya (Alciel)
Context: Ashiya humorously questions Maou’s unconventional tactics for defeating corporate rivals.
Being a NEET is awesome!
(Episode 6: Lucifer’s Lazy Day)
Speaker: Hanzo Urushihara (Lucifer)
Context: Lucifer humorously embraces his lifestyle, adding comedic relief to the series.
Wretched, filthy humans!
(Episode 2: The Devil’s Budget Crisis)
Speaker: Shirou Ashiya (Alciel)
Context: Ashiya vents his frustration with human society while adapting to life on Earth.
Greetings!
(Episode 3: Suzuno’s Arrival)
Speaker: Suzuno Kamazuki (Crestia Bell)
Context: Suzuno’s formal introduction humorously contrasts with her struggles to adapt to modern technology.
Careless mistakes lead to defeat. Always stay vigilant!
(Episode 1: The Devil Arrives in Sasazuka)
Speaker: Sadao Maou
Context: A lesson from Maou that reflects his strategic mindset and leadership qualities.
Don’t you dare tell me what to do!
(Episode 4: Emi Confronts Maou)
Speaker: Emi Yusa
Context: Emi asserts her independence during a heated moment with Maou.
Salutations! I am Crestia Bell, Grand Inquisitor of Ente Isla!
(Episode 3: Suzuno’s Arrival)
Speaker: Suzuno Kamazuki (Crestia Bell)
Context: Suzuno introduces herself formally while struggling with modern customs, adding humor to her character arc.
We’re back! Let’s conquer MgRonald’s sales goals!
(Episode 10: MgRonald’s Corporate Challenge)
Speaker: Sadao Maou
Context: Reflects Maou’s humorous dedication to his part-time job as if it were a battlefield.
