Ghastly Prince Enma Burning Up

Season 1 Episode 8 - Hey Now! Kids, Are You Alright?

2011 · 25 min

TV-14

It's mid-May, but Harumi's town has become a winter wonderland. The Demon Patrol arrives to face off against Snowballer, Groin Grinder, and Das Foot.

Subtitles: English

We meet a young schoolgirl named Harumi, along with the Demon Patrol. This battle squad is tasked with protecting the world from evil beings.

After burning up the squidacular Calamarauder, Prince Enma and company flash back to their arrival on Earth. They work for Enma the Great.

Harumi's vivacious teacher has been cursed, and it's up to Enma to find out why! After observing her, he finds out it's the skeletal Skulliosis.

It's nap time for the Demon Patrol as the Catnapper lulls them into an unending slumber. As she stalks their dreams, their bodies are spirited away.

Princess Enpi recruits Nester B. Hivemind to help create a world of titillation and delight. But she becomes the target of his assault.

Emotions run hot when Fatty the Kid shows up to spread his love and peace. People turn rotund at his touch, and even the Demon Patrol isn't safe!

One day, the world comes crashing down literally. Nobody on Earth can stand up, and people are forced to crawl everywhere.

It's mid-May, but Harumi's town has become a winter wonderland. The Demon Patrol arrives to face off against Snowballer, Groin Grinder, and Das Foot.

Demon Patrol finds their secret base under attack by the hotheaded Flame Tengu. They then call on the power of the ice-cold Frostengu to defend them.

While Heatengu and Frostengu deal with the super-dimensional super-beast, Enma eventually awakens his giant super robot just in time.

The Demon Patrol uncovers a plot between Heaven and Hell to absorb every living soul and use it as a power source the Mandatory Murder Massacre.

And here it is! The Demon Patrol takes on Heaven's best in a series of winner-take-all bouts. Sadly, the Demon Patrol gets the snot beat out of them.

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