During the ending clip from Xenosaga III, Nephilim is seen absorbing the gnosis and transforming into an adult version of herself looking exactly like Elly. In the anime girl pink panties and pink striped bra she is seen in a few Dragon Ball Z filler episodes during the fight with the Saiyans, and is seen again at the series' end helping contribute energy to Goku's Genki-Dama to defeat Buu. Chillin' in My 30s After Getting Fired from the Demon King's Army (Japanese: 解雇された暗黒兵士（30代）のスローなセカンドライフ, Hepburn: Kaiko Sareta Ankoku Heishi (Sanjū-dai) no Surō na Sekando Raifu) is a Japanese light novel series written by Rokujūyon Okazawa and illustrated by Sage Joh. TVアニメ『魔女の旅々』公式サイト (in Japanese). Having been adopted by a demon, Dariel was unaware he was a human until his titular 30s. Being a pacifist who seeks to protect others, he begins changing the world views of others.

The current hero, having replaced the one who injured Dariel's stepfather. Having nowhere to go, Dariel sets out into the world when he saves a human girl Marika, and is invited to her village. Marika's parents insist he stays with them and become a guild adventurer so he can protect the village from monsters. Dariel settles into village life with Marika's romantic interest in him becoming more obvious. While things become worse in the demon army due to Dariel's absence, Dariel gets used to life among humans but is conflicted with his demon upbringing, as humans and demon society have been at war for centuries. Luffy's crew escapes with the help of the Rosy Life Riders. 6th place on Complex.com's list "A Ranking of All the Characters on 'Dragon Ball Z'"; Sheldon Pearce notes that the character exists mostly as part of a pair with Trunks, who is the more assertive member of the duo, and their bond makes them extremely compatible to undergo the fusion technique. Following the film loosely to some degree, out of reference, Jack tries to take Santa Claus's place again. Dariel tries to protest as receiving a guild seal would expose him as not human, yet he somehow passes the test.

The daughter of the village chief that Dariel meets on his first days unemployed.

He tries to get further information from the student council president Haruma Yamazaki, but his secretary, Mikoto Asuka captures and ties Yamada up. The blacksmith who crates weapons from the mithril mined by the Knockers. Despite being unfamiliar with human weapons Dariel uses Marika's dagger and kills the monster. Dariel realizes that despite being raised by demons he must actually be human. After being saved by Dariel from a monster, he finally accepts him and calls him "Big Brother". Dariel notices Marika is skilled enough to be an adventurer; Marika claims she is scared of fighting and yet hunts monsters for food without a problem. Grateful, Marika drags Dariel to her village. The daughter of the village chief that Dariel meets on his first days unemployed. Marika's father Envil suggests Dariel might be better suited to a larger guild in a city, but Dariel decides to stay in the village.

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Wanting to better handle herself around flirtatious boys, Ayumi takes some self-defense lessons from Chizuru, who demonstrates her techniques on Goro. However, Bashvaza is a buffoon who can't handle office management like his stepbrother, resulting in the Demon Army collapsing in on itself. Dariel is a non-magical soldier serving the demon army as an aide to the demon lord Bashvaza until he is fired by him. Meanwhile, the four Demon Kings struggle in their war against the Hero as Dariel is secretly the one who keeps everything in the army running smoothly; without him, everything is falling apart, yet Bashverza furiously rejects his fellow Kings' requests to bring Dariel back. Dariel, stepson of Granverza, one of the four Demon Kings, is fired from the Demon Lord's army by his stepbrother Bashverza following Granverza's retirement, citing Dariel's inability to use magic. The Dress Up line was only made for about one year. My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic series creator Lauren Faust also expressed her concern and criticism of the line in a Twitter post, stating it "was once radically positive for girls before it was homogenized for money".