Three demons decide to become idols and immediately have no idea what they're doing. The show understands that the funniest thing about idol dreams isn't the glamour, it's watching genuinely well-meaning people fail spectacularly at the basics, over and over, while their tired teacher just sighs. You're laughing at them failing at dance steps, not at some abstract concept of ambition.
Three demons named Aira, Shima, and Hana have decided to pursue the most unlikely of dreams: becoming idols in the human world. The catch is that none of them actually know what being an idol entails, which means every step forward comes with spectacular missteps and hilariously misguided attempts at stardom. While juggling school life and building genuine friendships with humans, the trio throws themselves at their goal with chaotic determination. Their guide is Rocket-sensei, a mentor whose patience gets tested repeatedly but who pushes them forward anyway with blunt advice and occasional scolding. The girls stumble through practice sessions, misunderstand idol culture entirely, and create absolute chaos wherever they go. Devidol is part comedy, part music, entirely earnest about three underdog demons trying to figure out fame from scratch. It's lighthearted and absurd, never taking itself seriously even when the girls are dead serious about their ambitions. Viewers who enjoy watching characters fail spectacularly while staying optimistic will find something worth watching here. The short episode format makes it perfect for quick doses of supernatural idol chaos.