The story starts off with your traditional opening, stating that the world is a typical fantasy setting with swords and magic. Don't worry, most entries just open with those words like it's nothing. Of course all of you know that it is not even a typical fantasy setting, it's kind of more like Science Fantasy.

Emily, the first protagonist of Emily's Big Adventure is teaching a bunch of kids this time around. Teaching social studies or was as she burns off the flesh of the very kids she's supposed to be teaching, anyways. She burned their flesh because she asked a subjective question about who is the greatest person in the world. All the answers the children give get increasingly absurd and out of place just like Kuniko Takahashi's writing.

Of course, Emily wants her students to say her name but none of them say it.

Principal Michael struts right in and Emily mutters to herself that she's "done it" again. The dude disregards the bones of his school's students as Emily's passionate teaching and introduces the new teacher to her. For whatever reason, Dark Lord Spellman has been hired as a teacher, which is just kind of crazy by the way. Both Principal Michael and Emily leave Dark Lord Spellman in charge of the students.

You'd think they would not leave a new teacher by themselves, let alone in a room full of dead skeleton children would a cause for concern. Dark Lord Spellman goes up to the desk that Emily was at and asks the same question that caused her to burn her students into bones. He answers the question with "Your mother", and all the dead students were just all about Emily despite getting killed by her.

They basically attempt to lynch the poor Dark Lord before Dark God Zauger teleports in to save him. They team up like superheroes and put them to sleep, turning their skeletal forms into piles of bones. The both of them then go out to eat for lunch, consuming squids and stuff into their system.

Of course, Principal Michael gets a phone call from the Minstery of Education and as everyone knows it, having Dark Lords and Dark Gods as teachers isn't such a good idea. At this point in the story, they've completely disregarded Emily's outburst because it's fine if someone like her does it.

Before anything could be done about them, Principal Michael dies at the bar because he pissed off the wrong crowd and is forced to chug beer into his system. I mean, there is no way he could beat a Dark Lord and a Dark God, even with a team.

Dark Lord Spellman starts developing feelings for Emily as the three of them are teaching in class the very next day. As she teaches, the Dark Lord and Dark God discuss what kind of guy she's into and the latter says that she mightl ike a wild and loose man. So, Dark Lord Spellman does a flex and destorys Kawagoe and the students they were teaching. But of course, Emily has no problem with another group of students dying again.

The destruction of Kawagoe has the Minstery of Education in a hot frenzy as Dark Lord Spellman's flex has done more harm than any actual good. They start discussing their plan of attack against - of course all of their plans aren't realistic because the world they live in has laws against sword and guns. They settle for the second best thing, giant robots.

But they are soon destoryed by the very thing they created as it starts to see their orders as hot garbage, seeing the students as innocent lives and their creators as trash to be dumped. Their plan would've worked if they order the giant killer robot to attack them outside the school.

Meanwhile, Dark Lord Spellman's love confession blows up like Kawagoe expect Emily's bodily coil was blown off instead. This causes him to nearly go over the Despair Event Horizon because a world without her must be burned down to the ground. But before he could actually act, he gets shanked real good and reminded of the good olde days by Dark God Zauger's stabbing. Ditching his love for Emily with no hard feelings over it.

Then the super robot assigned with their deaths comes down and... just wants to chill with them because they were fired for not doing their job. They go down to the bar and the super robot wants to have a love life, and they're supportive of them. And jsut as you know it, a girl comes into the bar looking for the Dark Lord that destoryed Kawagoe. She gets heckled, the super robot jumps in to save her for affection points and accidentlly kills everyone instead.

They drink the night away and the super robot dies of alcohol poisioning, as it turns into a Running Gag.

Then the Earth blows up due to sheer disappointment.

You have a set cast of characters in the story but most of it focuses on two characters.

Dark Lord Spellman, he's are our main character of this entry. A newly hired teacher and a Dark Lord who finds himself quickly falling in love with his fellow teacher, Emily. His character is pretty simple from the get go anyways, he acts like a giddy schoolboy whenever the subject is about Emily and acts like a Dark Lord to get affection points.

Dark God Zauger, fellow teacher of Dark Lord Spellman and Emily. He spends the entire run of the story supporting Dark Lord Spellman's attempts of getting together with Emily, and is capable of stopping him from destroying the world over her death. He's not an evil character at all despite the name he has, you gotta love Subversions.

Emily is the first character we're introduced to. A loving and caring teacher who done more harm than good - burning the flesh off her students more than once. Actually, she should be in jail or in trouble with Principal Michael instead of her fellow teachers.

Let's not forget about Principal Michael and the Minstery of Education, they service as the general antagonists of the story or try to atleast. Their general beef is that they hired supposedly evil monsters when Emily has a proven track recorded of being dangerous around the students.

Then you've got Super Robot who was made to get rid of the evil teachers but turns their back on the Minstery of Education for giving their conflicting orders. They don't get very much screentime but that's actually fine.

A very straightforward entry in the series with a simple story that anyone can follow. While there is no isanity to boot for the most part and is light on it, it's not a bad thing within itself.

The characters are fine too, they all get some level of focus but the story is generally Dark Lord Spellman's and Dark God Zauger's story.