I'm the Hero, but the Demon Lord's Also Me

tl;dr: A very straightforward manga that’s purely ecchi comedy. This manga has some resemblance of a plot surrounding how the protagonist is both the hero and demon lord of another world and thus members of both the human and demon faction of that world are trying to woo him to their side. And this plot even has a pretty solid conclusion and epilogue that I was pretty satisfied with. However, the plot overall is pretty weak and only really serves the purpose of setting up why there are a bunch of girls around the protagonist. Though all of these girls and the protagonist himself are entirelyone dimensional with not the faintest hint of a character or relationship arc. But that’s entirely okay. This manga knows what it wants to be and doesn’t waste time pretending to be something else. What really matters in this manga is the comedy and the ecchi. The comedy in this manga is great. Most of it falls into two categories. The first is the type that’s somewhat satirical. It’s somewhat poking fun at isekai, but I’d say it’s more so based on the RPGs that inspired the isekai such as Dragon Quest. The second type is the type that ties into the ecchi with all sorts of ridiculous stuff happening. The best of the comedy is when it’s blending both of these types. It’s also constantly throwing in new tropes in the form of new characters to play around with so the comedy never gets repetitive either. All in all, I found it really amusing throughout all four volumes. The art is really good in terms of ecchi, which it has boat loads of. I was surprised with how raunchy it was early on as usually ecchi manga escalate as they go on, but this manga stays at about the same level throughout, for better or worse. Still, I think most people reading it for the ecchi would be satisfied with what it does have. The art and designs beyond that aren’t particularly good though.