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The Devil is a Part-Timer! is based on the manga "Hataraku Maou-sama!" — 134 chapters, 24 volumes. The manga is complete. By Wagahara, Satoshi.
Finished The Devil is a Part-Timer! and need more? The source material has you covered. The manga goes further than the anime — and often handles certain scenes differently.
Hataraku Maou-sama!
By Wagahara, Satoshi, Hiiragi, Akio
Fear and darkness loom above the lives of the citizens of Ente Isla, as the Demon Lord Satan wages war against humans to rule over the world. However, just as humanity nears defeat, their champion, the hero Emilia, successfully brings Satan's conquest to a standstill. This quandary forces him to retreat to a random world known as Earth, alongside...
Yes — the manga "Hataraku Maou-sama!" runs 134 chapters and is complete. There are 2 related works total.
The exact chapter depends on which season you've finished. Most anime seasons cover 30-50 chapters of source material. Check the manga page for "Hataraku Maou-sama!" on AnimePulse for specifics.
Both approaches work. Starting from chapter 1 gives you the complete experience with all the details the anime might have skipped. Jumping to where the anime left off saves time if you just want to continue the story.
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Hataraku Maou-sama!
By Wagahara, Satoshi, 029
In the world of Ente Isla, the Demon Lord Satan has attempted to conquer humanity using an enormous army of demons. But when he almost succeeds, mankind's champion, Hero Emilia, thwarts his plans, forcing him to retreat into a portal that leads to a world unbeknownst to him—Earth. Along with his faithful servant Alsiel, Satan stumbles upon the...
Honestly, starting from chapter 1 is the ideal experience. Authors structure their manga differently than studios structure an anime, and you'll often notice foreshadowing and character moments the adaptation glossed over. But if you're impatient (no judgment), picking up where the show left off works.
