Lol damn. Are you sure you don't want to challenge Lily vs Downy or Seru vs Downy? The Harem route has Black Papilon vs Shezar, Berio vs Shezar, Kaede vs Mudo, Nanashi vs Lobelia, Rubinasu vs Lobelia, Lily vs Downy, SERU vs Downy, and Taiga vs God Mia (all skills upgraded, pretty damn powerful actually). Sooo many interesting match-ups; are you REALLY sure you want to miss them? Not to mention Butterfly God is pretty beautiful despite the ugly, annoying Caterpillar God.
And I'm not sure how your fighting style hold up against mine, but Mudo is the type I have tonnes of problems with because of his high damage/high defense, whereas Shezar has never once been a problem for me lol. I meant that seriously. Shezar fights were easy, because as I've said I've played through not just Taiga vs Shezar, but also BP/Berio vs Shezar. They're remotely challenging, but Kaede vs Mudo is veeery annoying because despite how dodgy Kaede can be, one hit from Mudo deals a tonne of damage.
God Mia is also pretty damn powerful...
EDIT: Playing Sirius' Demonion because I was bored out of my wits after a day without something to read. Julian is so cute, so amazingly cute, not your generic bland character but an actual WOMAN that could be actually be met in real life. Ah Julian~
At first I was playing Zero Infinity: Devil of Maxwell, however awesome it looks on the outside, had a pretty hard-to-digest level of writing. I'm not saying that the writer is bad, but his writing style just doesn't click with my mind. When I first played a VN from Malie (the VN company) it was pretty awesome, then I played a second VN (which had a city setting and supposedly much lighthearted atmosphere) and it was REALLY starting to get tedious, and finally with Devil of Maxwell I just give up. Totally.
This guy's writing... how to say? He can spent like 200~300 goddamn words just explaining ONE part of the protagonist's thought process about his personal philosophy, which to be honest is an interesting read, but the problem is it pops out MULTIPLE times at least in just ONE chapter. And the philosophy talk doesn't end there either; it slips into practically everyone's dialogues except for airheaded/mascot characters, where they just go on and on about philosophy and more philosophy.
For example the entire prologue of Devil of Maxwell can be summed up as: Blood and war are terrifying beyond any imagination, science are both evil and good. And yet the writer would use up to twenty minutes (of my life, and I'm a pretty damn quick reader) just to talk about that over, and over, and over again. God it's so tedious. God it can be good, but it's like stuffing cheesecake into my mouth again and again until I grew so sick that I don't ever want to touch another piece of that goddamn thing anymore. Ugh.
Then I thought of playing Rewrite, but the design of the VN just physically REPELS me. The map movement is a total, complete waste of my time, mainly because I'm spending up to ten minutes doing nothing but randomly scrolling the cursor until a red spot pops out, click it, read about... what? Swimming in the a lake three times like an idiot? Talking to dogs? See freakish animals? Prank your neighbor? Like wtf? What's the point of all this? What the hell am I even reading?
Sure I've seen some pretty epic illustrations and CGs from promotional trailers and such, but by the gods, I am NOT going through such pointless stuff to get them unless I'm totally out of materials and the next best VN is a month away from publishing.
EDIT 2: Finished Demonion by Sirius. Despite it's generic storyline, this VN has one of the best and uniquely depicted Demon King I've ever seen in so many Demon King SRPG games. So this Demon King is named the King of Desires (or something like that), so he has an unusually strong attraction to beautiful woman, incredible sex techniques, and a cock hard as steel (literally LOL). Women who have sex with him would almost inevitably fall for his charm simply because - just assuming - every time they have sex with him, he gains a hold over the person itself, starting with the body and eventually gnawing right into the heart and mind. So his abilities actually fits his title pretty well, and that's good.
Next, he is without a doubt evil. I've always had a problem with some Demon Kings in the VNs not acting like one, and have too much human compassion that they look more human than monster. But this guy really is a devil. He cares for the heroines, but only to satisfy his own desire and dominate their heart and soul completely. He takes pleasure in killing his enemies and absolutely does not have the remorse you would usually see in other generic Demon Kings, and that's awesome. He doesn't bother with things that are he's not interested and dumps all the troublesome responsibility to his women. That fits his image as a Demon King.
Not only that, he sees things clearly and could easily see through the weaknesses of a person's mind and work from there. Almost all of the heroines in Demonion failed to perform their best (Except Julian, Vanessa and Neige) when fighting against him simply because he twisted his words well enough to drive right into their hearts and sowing doubt. When he and Vanessa was attacked by overwhelming amounts of enemy, he had the smarts to realize that it is pointless to even try to fight and immediately escaped before they were caught, despite his pride as a Demon King. Never mind his true age, it is fitting that a two hundred years old Demon King would have the wisdom to drive fear and doubt into his enemies.
With a possible sequel prepared at the end of the Extra story, this is definitely one game that I'm looking forward to play in the future should it come out. Very, VERY good Demon King characterization.