Headhunted To Another World: From Salaryman To Big Four: Show and Character Guide
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Groups & Organizations
- The Demon Lord’s Army (Season 1/ Episode 1)
- Type of Society (1.6): It is noted it is a agricultural society
- The Minotaurs (Season 1/ Episode 1)
- The Ogres (Season 1/ Episode 2)
- Golden Country aka Rampage Kingdom (1.5): A nearby kingdom first mentioned in episode 5 but further developed in episode 6
- Toki (1.7): A country that provides orange powder to the Golden Country to help supplement the gold they are running out of
Notable Locations & Items
- Gim Porridge (1.3): a staple of the Demon army food, which is made from Gim, a crop
- Rosemarin (1.4): Magic crystals were initially thought of as a means for demi-humans to use magic to remove a significant barrier between demons and demi-humans. However, because of their limited ability to be used for combat, they became a notable deterrent for land beasts.
- Chimozu (1.5): Food that is akin to mochi
- Castle Town (1.5): One of the major towns in the Demon Lord’s kingdom
- Demon Fort (1.10): The largest fortress of the Demon Army, which is made of three citadels, which includes the Citadel of Despair
Terminology
- Ruuya (1.5): An old custom of the demi-humans that Uchimura rebrands into a national holiday
- Wyverns (1.8): Basically, dragons
- The Calamity (1.9): A wave of wyverns that attack the Demon Lord’s territory, which includes two boss battles.
Other Noteworthy Information
- Elf Procreation (1.8): Two elves generally have a hard time procreating, so they often intermix with demi-humans to produce.
- Demon Clothing (Season 1): Both adults and even young demons, generally don’t wear too much clothing as they are a prideful race that enjoys showing off their muscles, beauty, and see both as an extension of their power.
Storylines
Season 1 Storyline(s)
Building An Army (Main Storyline)
For most episodes, Uchimura is meeting with different groups to have them make alliances or join the Demon Lord’s army. Thus presenting the idea, we’re at the beginning stages, long before a group of human heroes take on the Demon Lord.
Internal Strife (Side Story)
It is established early on that demi-humans and demons don’t get along, including the Demon Lord’s Elite Generals, Ulmandra and Gnome. It appears his third general, too, is willing to cause fractures.
Noteworthy Information
- Demons vs. Demi-Humans (1.3): Demons can use magic, while demi-humans cannot
- The Clothing of Demons (1.3): With the main thing separating demons from other races being their magic, and their magic being equal to their strength, demons generally show off their physique through less clothing and minimal armor not only as a means of pride but to warn and present the power of their abilities.
Dennosuke Uchimura (Yuki Ono)
Character Description
Season 1
Uchimura is a wildly underappreciated salaryman who has long produced results for his unnamed employer. Yet, the only thanks he ever got was more work that seemed meant to force him to quit. But, with each success, he only finds himself transferred while someone else enjoys the fruits of his labor until the Demon Lord makes it clear that he doesn’t have to live that way. This perspective, and being told he is needed, makes being sent to a different world less of an issue or scary thing for Uchimura, for it isn’t like he was appreciated much in his home world.
Additional Information
- Introduced in Season 1/ Episode 1
The Demon Lord (Akio Otsuka)
Character Description
Season 1
The Demon Lord currently commands a medium-sized country with the desire to expand through war or alliances with others, and while he has three generals who are well-geared for war, in terms of alliances and peace, he needs someone like Uchimura.
Additional Information
- Introduced in Season 1/ Episode 1
Ulmandra (Yoshimi Ohara)
Character Description
Season 1
Ulmandra, the Inferno Assailant, is one of the four Elite Generals in the Demon Lord’s army and the first to speak out against Uchimura. However, after seeing him being able to negotiate with a Minotaur, which she failed to do, she comes to admire his soft power, even if physical power still holds higher value to her.
Additional Information
- Introduced in Season 1/ Episode 1 | Original Actor Is Also Known For: Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation: Season 2 Episode 20
Gnome (Nene Hieda)
Character Description
Season 1
Know leads the Demon Lord’s demi-human armies, and while they objected to Uchimura’s ascension originally, they have become one of his allies. However, both their and their clans’ hate for demons could complicate things in the future.
Additional Information
- Introduced in Season 1/ Episode 1
Sylphid/ Belinda (Hoshino Takanori)
Character Description
While Sylphid often presents themselves as Belinda, an assistant, the truth is that Sylphid doesn’t like working harder than they have to or on other people’s tasks. Because of this, they wear that giant disguise.
Additional Information
- Introduced in Season 1/ Episode 2
- Sylphid’s Moniker (1.4): The Archmage of Storms
- Background (1.4): They were born into a family of merchant elves
- Expanded (1.8): In this episode we learn Sylphid was exiled from the Lordpent family, of which she was Viper’s older sister. We also learn she is half elf and half fairy
Ogure (Komura Tetsuo)
Character Description
Season 1
Ogure is the leader of the Ogre clan who, while known for being formidable and to some invincible, age, lack of succession, organization, and more, has plagued his clan and its allies in ways that have opened them up to the need of partnership.
Additional Information
- Introduced in Season 1/ Episode 2
Olulu (Morinaga Chitose)
Character Description
Season 1
Olulu is Ogure’s daughter, possibly only child, who becomes a key in Uchimura making a deal to forge an alliance between the demon army and the Ogre’s army.
Additional Information
- Introduced in Season 1/ Episode 2
Limim (Tonomi, Sumi Jenna)
One of Ulmandra’s underlings.
Additional Information
- Introduced in Season 1/ Episode 4
Rampage King (Mitsuki Saiga)
The head of the Rampage Kingdom, also known as the Golden Country, the Rampage King is known for his temper and literal electric powers. But he is mostly known for being one of the richest rulers around.
Additional Information
- Introduced in Season 1/ Episode 6
Butagalrian (Hidenobu Kiuchi)
Butagalrian is a merchant, a shrewd and slightly shady merchant who is known to cause a bit of chaos when making deals, be it by undercutting competition or exploiting small businesses.
Additional Information
- Introduced in Season 1/ Episode 6
- Nicknames (1.7): Butagalrian is also called “The Merchant of Death” due to him trading in conflict zones, and his other nickname, “The Prophet” due to him being on the leading age of the latest offerings due to his deal making and willingness to go to dangerous areas
- Orphans (1.7): Something else Butagalrian is known for is adopting war orphans whom he offers opportunities to work and make a living
Viper Lordpent (Kengo Kasai)
Viper is the head of the Lordpent family, the strongest line of elves. They are known for intermixing with different races because two elves struggle to have kids together. He, someone half Naga, is ruthless, and whether it be members of the elven race, children, or the poor, he is willing and able to exploit them all if it means a substantial profit.
Additional Information
- Introduced in Season 1/ Episode 8
Neia (Ayafumi Tsukui)
Neia is a member of the Lordpent family, but from a lesser line so she, like her parents, were at the mercy of Viper and with him demanding her for his secretary, her parents had no choice and she went willingly. She hasn’t known peace since.
Additional Information
- Introduced in Season 1/ Episode 8
- Background (1.11): She has a nursing background
