A bit of a Deus Ex Machina but okay.
I still like that "evil" Iruma isn't evil but just really self-confident. Like he still respects those that help him and isn't really selfish. Like he doesn't do anything that would qualify as greedy, manipulative or with the intention of destroying stuff. He just is honest from square one with his intentions and is actively just trying to make the lives of the "different" students better.
It seems like the personality inversion
A bit of a Deus Ex Machina but okay.
I still like that "evil" Iruma isn't evil but just really self-confident. Like he still respects those that help him and isn't really selfish. Like he doesn't do anything that would qualify as greedy, manipulative or with the intention of destroying stuff. He just is honest from square one with his intentions and is actively just trying to make the lives of the "different" students better.
I have l to agree.
The personality inversion obviously makes him more self confident, but I also suspect that the evil-cycle itself makes him commit the most heinous crime Iruma considers wicked: delegating work to others.
Normal Iruma is the perfect servant, always willing to take on and complete any task bestowed upon him.
Evil Iruma is a natural born leader, overflowing with confidence, drive, and an excellent ability to organize a group.