Maô 2099

The premise-a demon lord reborn in a dystopian future-is engaging, and the neon-drenched cityscape provides a vivid backdrop for the chaos that ensues.

That said, the story doesn't break much new ground. While the protagonist's struggle between their demonic nature and newfound humanity has potential, the narrative sometimes leans too heavily on tropes from both the isekai and cyberpunk genres. The supporting cast, though colorful, often feels underdeveloped, especially the hero, who had a cool, intriguing presence but frustratingly little screen time. More focus on his dynamic with the demon lord could have added depth to the conflict.

Visually, the anime shines, with sleek character designs and a striking contrast between arcane magic and futuristic tech. The soundtrack complements the tone well.

Overall, Demon Lord 2099 is an entertaining ride with enough style and energy to keep viewers hooked, even if it doesn't fully capitalize on its intriguing premise. Worth a watch for fans of either genre, but don't expect a masterpiece.