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During a certain time of the year a red moon appears in the sky of the Underworld; when this happens, all the Prinnies meet together and Prinnies who have earned enough money are allowed to reincarnate. They are created when a human who has led a worthless life or committed a mortal sin in life dies, leading to the soul being sewn into the body of a Prinny. He is an artificial life form created using the cells of several characters from the series, including Goku, Piccolo, and Frieza; as a result, Cell is able to perform techniques such as the Kamehameha. Black makes the mistake of egging him on, and Goku finishes him off with a gigantic Kamehameha. He continues to help Goku and his friends throughout the series, lending his planet locating and telecommunicating abilities for their use. To make Himawari normal Shin chan and his friends enter the Black Panda ramen factory to find a medicine to cure for Himawari. Ichiro Mihara was a doctor attempting to work with her to find a cure when the two started Angelic Layer as a way to do research and raise funds.

But buying jeans for our 30-something bodies may take time and a bit of patience to find the right pair. Many events in the manga, while similar, have been altered completely and the humor is more offbeat (e.g. Laharl, Etna, and Flonne believe that Mid Boss may be a pedophile due to his recurring presence among the three). SI-174 is a new model of angel which is capable of quicker and more efficient movements. While not necessarily canon, a Disgaea manga, Makai Senki Disgaea, illustrated by Arashi Shindo, follows the basic storyline. The PlayStation Portable title, Disgaea Infinite, is a visual novel in the same setting as Disgaea: Hour of Darkness, and the story-line of a Prinny being ordered to investigate the attempted assassination of Laharl. Disgaea 6: Defiance of Destiny for PlayStation 5 received the lowest average score of the series, at around 68% at Metacritic, with reviewers saying that while its accessibility is among the highest for any Disgaea title, that is the only main factor in its limited success. While there, Batman learns of Japanese history and practices the art of ninja to compensate for his technology failing.

The first such spin-off, Mugen Keitai Disgaea was released in 2004 as a Japanese mobile game. In a preview of the upcoming game starring the character in PlayStation: The Official Magazine, Chris Hudak asked "What better sign that you've warmed the cold hearts of videogamers worldwide than to have your own beloved, signature character?", additionally comparing in great detail the Prinny to fellow video game mascots Mario, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Dragon Quest's Slime. Makai Senki Disgaea follows the same general plot as the game, but with several alterations to character roles and the chronology of events. PSX Extreme described them as "one of the most recognizable - and curiously lovable - characters" in the Disgaea series. The Disgaea series has been received positively by reviewers, particularly praising the amount of content, solid battle system and humor while criticizing the large learning curve and dated graphics. As a reward for all his hard work and assistance, Santa brings Jack on a ride-along with him in his sleigh for a while. Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories, released for the PlayStation 2 in 2006 in Japan, has been re-released on the PlayStation Portable under the title Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days with new content.

Wizard is one of the few male angels in the Layer.

Makai Senki Disgaea is an anime booty panties series based on the video game Disgaea: Hour of Darkness. Prinnies (プリニー, Purini) are common servants, and one of the protagonists as well as enemies in the series. Wizard is one of the few male angels in the Layer. In the first two re-releases, Etna Mode in Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness and Axel Mode in Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days, feature alternate story-lines with new main characters. Asagi is a character meant to be the main character in a development hell Nippon Ichi title, Makai Wars. Those who expressed interest in or were involved at some stage of the film's development included George Lucas, Chuck Jones, Ray Bradbury, Isao Takahata, Brad Bird, Jerry Rees, Chris Columbus, Ken Anderson, Frank Thomas, Oliver Johnston, Paul Julian, Osamu Dezaki, Andy Gaskill, Roger Allers, the Sherman Brothers (Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman), Hayao Miyazaki (who was working at TMS at the time), and Gary Kurtz.