Episode 4— Explosion Magic for This Formidable Enemy!
Aired February 4, 2016 · 24 min
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With weaker monsters fleeing due to a high-ranking devil king's general settling nearby, Kazuma finds his progress stalled and joins Megumin's training sessions, which involve her casting explosive magic in an abandoned castle.
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