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The Best Episodes Written By Isana Kakimura

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Isana Kakimura Ratings Summary

"The Demon Lord makes his Park Debut" is the best rated episode written by Isana Kakimura. It scored 8/10 based on 1 votes. It was directed by Nobuhiro Takamoto. It aired on 2/20/2011 and is rated 0.0 points higher than their second-best episode, "There was Something Money Could not Buy".

  • The Demon Lord makes his Park Debut
    8.0/101 votes

    #1 - The Demon Lord makes his Park Debut

    Season 1 Episode 7 - Aired 2/20/2011

    Oga's family coerce him into taking Beelzebub to the park so he can make his 'park debut'. Despite making a bad impression with the other mothers, Oga meets a girl named Aoi who is looking after her little brother, Kouta. Aoi tries to help Oga make his park debut which, partly due to the appearance of Alaindelon, doesn't reap much success. The general antics convince the other mothers to call over a police officer, who starts badmouthing both Oga and Aoi. Before Aoi can lose her temper, Oga throws him into a trash can, with Aoi coming off impressed. After Oga leaves, it is revealed Aoi's true identity is that of Aoi Kunieda, leader of the Red Tails gang and one of the Tōhōshinki.

    Director: Nobuhiro Takamoto

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • There was Something Money Could not Buy
    8.0/101 votes

    #2 - There was Something Money Could not Buy

    Season 1 Episode 11 - Aired 4/3/2011

    Himekawa plots revenge against Oga by setting him up with a poisoned sandwich, but it doesn't affect him due to his resilience to Hilda's cooking. He next attempts to use a popular costumed character in order to try and capture Beelzebub, but Oga and Beelzebub notice that he's a fake due to differently colored chopsticks. He later attempts to seduce Takayuki into giving him Beelzebub, but Alaindelon intervenes, transporting Himekawa and his gang to a far off island. The resulting failures leave Himekawa with no money to hire any more henchmen. Ans as he tries to attack Oga by himself, he gets caught up in fighting against a rival gang also attempting to kill Oga. Afterward, Kanzaki offers him one of his yogurt drinks, to which Himekawa repays him with a year's supply with a month long lifespan.

    Director: Nobuhiro Takamoto

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • How About Some Demon World Homework?
    8.0/101 votes

    #3 - How About Some Demon World Homework?

    Season 1 Episode 17 - Aired 5/15/2011

    The Demon King sends Beelzebub some summer homework, containing a notebook which brings anything drawn in it to life. Next, Hilda brings Oga to Ishiyama High to collect prints of rare, powerful beasts, aka the delinquents, by whacking them with a giant fly swatter. During the chase, Beelzebub ends up planting several carnivorous Demon Plants, one of which grows into a massive giant causing havoc until Oga destroys it.

    Director: Hiroaki Nishimura

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • The Doctor Has Arrived
    8.0/101 votes

    #4 - The Doctor Has Arrived

    Season 1 Episode 19 - Aired 5/29/2011

    Oga returns home after being defeated by Tojo to find that Hilda has returned from the Demon World with the imperial doctor, Forcas Rachmaninoff, and his assistant, Lamia, to help determine the cause of Beelzebub's illness. He diagnoses the illness as King Fever and when Beelzebub was trying to draw out massive amounts of demonic power, he accidentally severed the link between him and Oga and found Tojo similar to Oga and connects to him. Oga begins a treatment to try and reconnect with Beelzebub and enters a dream world through the effects of a Demon World drug that is shot into his head where he eventually finds a sleeping Beelzebub in the middle of several inscribed circles that are shrouded in an electrical field. After about 6 hours of treatment, Oga still has not waken up and Lamia assumes that he has died and becomes happy. Oga suddenly wakes up and spanks Lamia and claims he is teaching her some manners. Hilda asks Oga how he feels after having gone through the hard part of reconnecting with Beelzebub and Oga says he is in the mood to get Beelzebub back.

    Director: Satoshi Shimizu

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • Welcome Back, Demon World!
    8.0/101 votes

    #5 - Welcome Back, Demon World!

    Season 1 Episode 24 - Aired 7/3/2011

    Finding Alaindelon's daughter rather attractive, Furuichi vows to rescue her while Gare and Edda leaded him to Oga and Lamia in the village of thieves where Alaindelon's daughter, Angelica is trapped. The rescue runs smoothly until a large Demon named Vlad's Master is awakened and terrorizes the village in which Beelzebub suddenly growed bigger and larger to fight it off.

    Director: Mitsutaka Noshitani

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • Called the Magical Girl
    8.0/101 votes

    #6 - Called the Magical Girl

    Season 1 Episode 27 - Aired 7/24/2011

    In order to make up for forgetting his daughter's birthday, Alaindelon brought Angelica to Furuichi's house for a tour of the Human World. Unfortunately while the gifts were being retrieved from Alaindelon, a Yople alien teleported into the human world and escaped. Angelica resolves to track down the Yople, using a demon wand that transforms its user into a Magical Girl. Gathering 4 other girls - Hilda, Azusa, Honoka and Aoi, they form the 5 Fairies of Light and manages to track down the Yople at an amusement park where Tojo was working as part of the cast in a Gohan-kun theatre drama. A rival girl gang challenges Aoi while they were capturing the Yople and a fight ensures. Eventually, Furuichi manages to pin down the Yople and both of them are teleported away with Angelica's ability. Furuichi eventually returns back to the human world through Alaindelon, leaving him to wonder if he was even inside Angelica at all in the first place. Unfortunately, Angelica left before Furuichi could ask her about it.

    Director: Nobuhiro Takamoto

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • What Has the Transfer Girl Done?
    8.0/101 votes

    #7 - What Has the Transfer Girl Done?

    Season 1 Episode 32 - Aired 9/4/2011

    Hilda transfers into the class to keep an eye on how things are progressing, with Alaindelon transferring into another class. The students find out the sport will be volleyball, something none of them have any experience in. The students lack motivation which Hilda promises to sort out. With the help of Alaindelon they kidnap the delinquents and force them to watch a poorly edited video of the 6 Holy Knights bad-mouthing them. The delinquents, except Furuichi, all believe in the video and become fired up, ready to beat their opponents.

    Director: Nobuhiro Takamoto

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • Time for the Game to Begin!
    8.0/101 votes

    #8 - Time for the Game to Begin!

    Season 1 Episode 35 - Aired 9/25/2011

    The match between Ishiyama and the 6 Holy Knights is here, and this is not your usual volleyball! With their pride and their educational future on the line, the Ishiyama gang puts it all out there on the court! Will Furuichi the Strategist be their trump card?

    Director: Nobuhiro Takamoto

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • The Sibling Rivalry Has Begun
    8.0/101 votes

    #9 - The Sibling Rivalry Has Begun

    Season 1 Episode 38 - Aired 10/16/2011

    Oga attempts to explain the whole situation to Aoi, but him and Furuichi get stuck on remember BabyBeel's name. Not long after, a demon maid servent who looks similar to Hilda named Yolda appears, and expresses her unhappiness on the situation. Soon another 2 demon maid servents appear along with a young boy who is introduced by the maids as Lord En, BabyBeel's older brother, who has come due to BabyBeel taking too long to destroy humanity. Aoi then understands everyone that's going on. BabyBeel and Lord En do not have the best relationship, where BabyBeel is constantly ignoring the attention-seeking Lord En, making him upset. Lord En is also seen to love anything to do with games.

    Director: Nobuhiro Takamoto

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • No Shirt, No Shoes, No Assassins
    8.0/101 votes

    #10 - No Shirt, No Shoes, No Assassins

    Season 1 Episode 40 - Aired 10/30/2011

    It's revealed that Tojo and Suzuka know each other from the past, as they both underwent training from Saotome. Izumo and Tojo have a fight after school and Izumo reveals some of his demon powers. However Behemoth's 34 Pillar Divison has arrived and causes trouble. Aoi is captured by one of the pillars named Hecatos who wants to make her his contractor so that he can use all his powers in the human world. Oga and Hilda then fight together against him in order to rescue Aoi, however just before they believed they'd won Hilda is stabbed by Hecatos.

    Director: Nobuhiro Takamoto

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • Where Did the Older Brother Disappear To?
    8.0/101 votes

    #11 - Where Did the Older Brother Disappear To?

    Season 1 Episode 43 - Aired 11/20/2011

    Lamia asks Fruichi to find Baby Beel's brother but when they went to the game center, they find Kanzaki,Himekawa, and Yuko. Furuichi asks them for help. Meanwhile Aoi and Oga went for training to be strong.

    Director: Yoriyasu Kogawa

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • There's One Day and 1 Hour Left Until the Game
    8.0/101 votes

    #12 - There's One Day and 1 Hour Left Until the Game

    Season 1 Episode 45 - Aired 12/4/2011

    Furuichi's group go to Himekawa's home, to start searching for En in online games. When they arrive they find the place is a giant skyscraper building, with several rooms dedicated to gaming. Most of the group have never played games, except for Chiaki, who immediately proceeds to find En in an online fighting game. Furuichi tries to get him to tell them where he is, and when he finally answers he tells them they have to beat him in a game before he tells them. Tatsumi tries to escape from Saotome, but is unable to throw his teacher off, even after showing off his new rock splitting abilities. It isn't until later in the episode that Beel takes matters into his own hands and decides to let Saotome train him. With Saotome training Tatsumi, the group's first teacher substitues for them, but everyone is away doing their own thing, except for the girl with the face mask, who for some reason got left behind.

    Director: Nobukage Kimura

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • Beelzebub's New Year's Special! Beelbeel Journey to the West!
    8.0/101 votes

    #13 - Beelzebub's New Year's Special! Beelbeel Journey to the West!

    Season 1 Episode 49 - Aired 1/8/2012

    A tired and thirsty Furuichi finds himself in a desert, accompanied by Oga, Baby Beel and Kunieda. Furuichi asks what the hell is happening but Oga replies that this is Journey to the West, that he is the monk Sanzohoshi and they are traveling to Tenjiku (India) to retrieve the Buddhist Scrolls. Before dusk, Oga and company arrive at a village populated by people who look like Shiroyama. The townspeople prepared dinner for the four of them. They continued their journey, with more and more people accompanying them along the way, first the Six Holy Knights, then the Red Tails, then the MK5, until the whole of Ishiyama accompanied them to the doors of the Ox King's castle. They were surprised, however, to find Lord En and his three maidservants inside. En tries to hold a New Year's party for his newfound "friends" (Isabella comments that En does not have friends who visit him at New Year) by playing a card game. However, Furuichi beats En at the game, causing the latter to cry and set the Ox King's palace on fire. They later find out that the Ox King is not the Demon Lord himself, but Tojo, and he steals all of the octopuses from the village in order to make Takoyaki, as it was his part-time job. Oga borrows Tojo's fan and tries to quell the flames, but to no effect until Tojo comes with the real Bassho Fan and extinguishes the flame. After chiding En being a pain in the ass, Tojo invites everyone present to a Takoyaki party, at which point Oga and Baby Beel forgets totally forgets about their quest and joins in eating.

    Director: Nobuhiro Takamoto

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • Black Baby Beel Grows Up!
    8.0/101 votes

    #14 - Black Baby Beel Grows Up!

    Season 1 Episode 54 - Aired 2/12/2012

    When Black Beel has gone missing, Zenjuro urges Oga, Furuichi, and Beel to look for him before something bad happens. Meanwhile, Himekawa who has kidnapped Black Beel for his close resemblance to a lucky statue experiences great luck and wealth. Somehow, Black Beel has grown gigantic.

    Director: Nobuhiro Takamoto

    Writer: Isana Kakimura

  • Won't You Eat a Manju? / Won't You Get in a Mixed Bath?
    8.0/101 votes

    #15 - Won't You Eat a Manju? / Won't You Get in a Mixed Bath?

    Season 1 Episode 57 - Aired 3/4/2012

    Koma gets an idea from Oga's Super Milk Time training to switch bodies with Aoi Kunieda by offering her Manju. He has some fun moments with Aoi that gets pervy but he also spends a good bit of time with the kids, of which Koma fits in pretty well. His attempts to push them into his own designs are definitely fun since he wants to utilize the body switching ability for his own ends, which is essentially to get into Aoi’s body and play with her end. Hilda wins a ticket to an Onsen where Oga's family and her enjoy a relaxing bath. Oga, Beel, and Hilda bond a little bit while Furuichi thinks he has a chance to see a woman naked in the mixed hot spring bath.

    Director: Masayuki Matsumoto

    Writer: Isana Kakimura