History Funny / DevilMan

* When the demon Phizele unlocks human darkness, which causes people to go on a riot, a couple of firemen sets some wood on fire, only to ''cook a potato!''

--->'''Sirene''': "KAIM?! '''[[OverlyLongScream AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA]]'''!"

* When the demon Phizele unlocks human darkness, which causes people to go on a riot, a couple of firemen sets some wood on fire, only to ''cook a potato''

* In ''Shin Devilman'', Ryou and Akira are slipping around the timestream. While they're in ancient Greece, they apparently enlisted as sailors. Their ship is under attack, so they jump overboard. Ryou, not having Akira's demonic strength, can barely stay afloat and tells Akira to take his heavy armor off. Then he gets flustered when Akira tries to take his skirt off. [[spoiler: Doubly hilarious when as Satan, Ryou goes butt-naked all the time.]]

* In the Amon OVA Ryo wears a fancy white coat with a black cross necklace. When you keep in mind Ryo's opinion on God, where he's overly cynical compared to the likes of Miki, it's funny to see him wear that. [[spoiler:His true identity as Satan just makes it fall into RefugeInAudacity territory, since he's wearing the symbol of his arch enemy. God is probably aghast at the sheer nerve of his rebellious son wearing that as freely as he does.]]

* Akira transforming into Devilman ''just so he can pluck a swarm of spiders off an unconscious Miki'', and then transforming back into Akira.

* Akira transforming into Devilman in one episode ''just so he can pluck a swarm of spiders off an unconscious Miki'', and then transforming back into Akira.

* In the anime, after everyone, including Zenon himself calls Lala a fool, she cries her eyes, Only to backpedal his insult.

* Much of the comedy in the last third or so of the series is courtesy of the original character Lala. In fact, Lala was introduced ''specifically'' to inject some comic relief into the series, since viewers had requested some humor to lighten the mood of what was a very dark and foreboding show. She's almost TooDumbToLive. (She actually takes this literally in one episode after Akira tells her that "only death can cure a fool," and begins seeking out ways to die - mind you, this is PlayedForLaughs. [[spoiler:Even after her death, she comes back to Devilman in a vision, excited that since she's now dead, her stupidity is cured.]]

* Much of the comedy in the last third or so of the series is courtesy of the original character Lala and comes from her being borderline TooDumbToLive. In fact, Lala was introduced ''specifically'' to inject some comic relief into the series, since viewers had requested some humor to lighten the mood of what was a very dark and foreboding show.

* Much of the comedy in the last third or so of the series is courtesy of the original character Lala and comes from her being borderline TooDumbToLive. In fact, Lala was introduced ''specifically'' to inject some comic relief into the series, since viewers had requested some humor to lighten the mood.

* Much of the comedy in the last third or so of the series is courtesy of the original character Lala. In fact, Lala was introduced ''specifically'' to inject some comic relief into the series, since viewers had requested some humor to lighten the mood.

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