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Beelzebub 4 – ORZ3: The Sliding Bow

I'm not quite sure what kind of wet dream he's having.

And that, this clear pristine transparent liquid tinged with a light blue hue, is the urine of the Demon Baby Beelzebub.

 

Quick summary of Beelzebub in less than 100 words: Beelzebub is the son of the Demon Lord, who sent him to the mortal realm as he conveniently had no time to raise him himself. Sent to Earth via Alain Delon, the dimensional transfer demon, and accompanied by Hildegarde, the demon maid that takes care of Beelzebub, they found Tatsumi Oga, a candidate that’s suitably evil and menacing enough to be Beelzebub’s foster parent, in hope that Oga will raise Beelzebub in his suitable evil and menacing ways to become a great demon that will one day destroy the earth.

Aaaaand so, I have just conveniently skipped the first 3 episodes and covered for that with a 90-word summary. Go me. On to Episode 4! 😀

In this episode, it’s the Beelzebub urination season! Beelzebub will pee non-stop for 49 days and 49 nigh…i mean for about a day or so. Yeah.

Alain Delon is just disturbing. Spine-tinglingly disturbing.

It is thusly named "The Piss Portal"

Hildegarde managed to contain Beelzebub’s urine with a dimensional transfer diaper, its functionality not unlike that of Alain Delon. It’s effectiveness however, lasts only 3 hours, as there’s gotta be a flood somewhere even in another dimension. Oga has to buy diapers as contingencies, lest another flood ravages the land. It forms the basic premise of what’s to come next in the episode.

Oga and Beelzebub get held up at a supermarket by some group of robbers. Fail aplenty.

This is a hold up!

Calefare #1

Calefare #2

Calefare #3

Calefare #4

With our lines combined, it's still less than what Beelzebub has in this episode!

Tsukkomi time!

Alternatively OTL, with the knees at a 90 degree angle instead.

That pretty much sums up the single comedic scene that made me laugh in this episode, but boy was it epic.

The robbers got their asses handed to them by Beelzebub, who (possesses a fulgurous cry when agitated, electrifying anybody to toast) took them down with a single outburst.

The incident at the supermarket served the sole purpose of delivering the ORZ joke, and Beelzebub was brought out to sea to finish the rest of his…business.

As you can see, there’s not really much to talk about in Beelzebub, as most of the jokes end up with Beelzebub electrocuting Oga. I may blog about this when something interesting actually happens (like the one above), but I should be looking for greener pastures to get some blog-worthy material.

My expression when all the captions in this post screwed up. Got it fixed though. Still ORZ.

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  1. Sky
    February 23, 2011 at 12:23 am

    Ah damn, I can’t stop laughing about that sliding bow stuff
    and it reminds me about the previous episode where Oga’s father did that sliding bow, LOL

    • February 23, 2011 at 1:20 am

      Yeah I love the running gags that carry over from one episode to the next! One of its redeeming qualities.

  2. February 23, 2011 at 1:16 pm

    Haha, Tatsumi thinks he’s floating in the ocean…which turns out to be Beelze’s urination. It looks far too much like pure water though, rather than yellow-coloured crap.

  3. 3242
    February 25, 2011 at 7:25 am

    And this– is what I find when looking up Beelzebub, to be completely honest though, …how does that kid hold all of the pee in his own self at all to be able to pee so much, so fast, non stop?..there must be a portal to a ocean dimension in his stomach.. that must be it.

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