The Demon Girl Next Door Season 2 is a popular Japanese Manga series. It is written and directed by Izumo Ito. This series consists of a total of 6 volumes. It is a supernatural manga series.
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The Demon Girl Next Door Season 2: Highlights
One day, Yuko Yoshida awakes with horns and a tail and learns that she is the heir of a dark dynasty that was doomed into scarcity or shortage by the antagonist light clan. In order to put back her clan’s respect, Yuko is assigned to win against the town’s local supernatural or magical girl, Momo Chiyoda.
The Demon Girl Next Door Season 2: Release Date
The English translations of this popular Japanese Manga series will be released in April 2022. The specific date has not been confirmed yet. So the fans of this series have to wait a little more to know what happens next in the series. It has been published in Houbunsha’s seinen manga magazine Manga Time Kirara Carat since 2014.
The Demon Girl Next Door Season 2: Spoilers
The zestful bond between Momo and Yuko is what really makes this series exceptional. The two girls, in their own distinctive way, are friends despite the fact that one of them is predestined to demolish or pull down the other. Things almost came to the front at the end of Season 1 up till Momo thought that becoming Yuko’s helot would extremely enervate her, and put forward to team up with her on the probe for Sakura instead.
As the probe continues and the girls get nearer to finding Yuko’s father, we have a feeling about more secrets of the family will be exposed, remarkably trying out the girls’ friendship.
Where to Read The Manga Online
You can read this popular manga series on Viz Media’s official website. Manga series are like Comics and comics never bore anyone. Reading comics can be stress-free. Manga series gained huge popularity during the lockdown period. People now prefer to watch more Manga series as they find them more entertaining and interesting.
The Demon Girl Next Door: Major characters
- Yuko Yoshida
- Momo Chiyoda
- Lilith
- Anri Sata
- Sieko Yoshida
- Rieko Yoshida
- Shion Ogura
- Mikan Hinatsuki
- Metako
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