A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School!
Oshimeter
Synopsis
Following a bad experience teaching at a public high school that resulted in a break from working, Haruaki Abe eagerly takes up a new job at Hyakki Academy. Despite his cowardice, the novice teacher is motivated to do better this time around. However, his mind quickly changes when he finds out that everyone at the school is actually a supernatural being known as a youkai, leaving him glaringly out of place as the only human around. Facing his class as its new homeroom teacher, Abe immediately becomes a target for the students' antics due to his quick-to-scare nature. Though as the man starts to learn more about the creatures, as well as himself, getting along with the unruly group might not be as hard as he originally thought as their school lives begin to get more vibrant.
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Mikoto Sano
17-year-old blond-haired god Mikoto Sano attends Youkai Academy, hiding his true identity.
Suzuki Ryouta
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The fast, goofy pacing kept the comedy hitting and wrapping up the destiny arc actually felt earned. Writing stayed hilarious without losing heart. Such a wholesome way to end S1.
This episode slows down the pace nicely after all that chaos, but such a plot twist. I never expected this... The writing really pivots into a heavy, emotional story that hits hard.
This episode hit way harder than I expected. The pace slowed down just enough to let Renren’s farewell actually land, and the writing nailed that bittersweet mix of humour and absolute heartbreak. I’m literally crying right now.
The festival arc was a blast! The fast pacing handles the parallel stories smoothly, delivering clever comedy alongside a sudden hit of onion-cutting emotion that actually lands. Crisp visuals make the glowing night parade pop. Sharp writing.
It nails the chaotic energy of the Cultural Festival! Fast-paced and full of fun gags, the story keeps you hooked while the colourful animation makes the yokai designs pop. The dialogue feels punchy and natural.
The train setting is peak comedy. The story thrives on irony when eerie legends get freaked out, fueled by sharp writing and Abe’s classic panic. Glowing train visuals give it great flavour, and the fast pacing means zero dull moments. Best.
Ebisu joining totally changes the vibe in the best way, but he’s so suspicious that it keeps me hooked. The pace is super fast, and the writing is sharp without feeling forced.
The summer homework on August 31st trope was hilarious. Fast-paced but never stalls, silly expressive character animations, and genuinely funny writing for Haruaki’s reactions. Perfect late-summer episode vibes.
The absolute chaotic perfection. That island chase keeps the pacing insane from start to finish. The writing is so funny with non-stop banter, and the expressive animation makes every goofy reaction land.
Blending Japanese legend with school chaos made the story move so fast. The writing with Haruaki and Shutendouji’s back and forth was hilarious, and the facial expressions sold every joke.
Speeds through the inn stay, balancing wacky supernatural scares with a heartwarming showcase of student loyalty. The writing nails the frantic comedic timing, while bright, expressive visuals sell every panic-induced reaction.
Honestly, Ep 13 moves so fast it barely lets you breathe. That chaotic pace totally matches Abe-sensei's panicky vibes. The cursed book story is actually hilarious. The writing lands those sharp, ridiculous jokes. Visually, it’s not mind-blowing animation, but the hyper-expressive character faces carry the whole thing.
The Tokyo search moves fast without feeling rushed, balancing the usual goofy character banter with a genuinely comforting story. The writing keeps every joke landing, and the animation looks fantastic.
This episode strikes a great balance with brisk pacing, smoothly swapping chaotic parent-teacher comedy for tender flashback lore. Sharp, punchy writing paired with expressive visual gags makes every punchline land.
This episode cranks up the pure chaotic fun. The writing leans on typical anime gags, but bright, expressive visuals make every wild reaction land. It's easy and fun to watch.
This week's episode turns a bizarre crime into pure comedy. Seimei’s panicked loyalty drives an absurd rescue story. The writing is packed with sharp banter and unhinged gags. Snappy pacing and bright chibi visuals hit every joke.
This week's episode is pure chaos and I loved it. It jumps rapidly between wild comedic scenarios. The writing is super sharp, with nonstop misunderstandings, and the animation totally carries the jokes with those crazy, over-the-top facial expressions.
They wrapped up the sports day so well. The relay race story went completely off the rails, but the fast pacing kept the jokes landing. Really silly, sharp writing and the bright animation. Just a really solid, fun watch.
This week's episode is total anarchy. The fast pace keeps Sports Day flying by, and the writing never fails to pack a hilarious surprise every episode. Between the wild facial expressions and monster relays, the slapstick lands so well.
Penutupan season 1 yang sempurna ❤️ Semuanya seimbang-- ada tegang, drama, emotional, sedikit komedi supaya tetep menghibur. Lumayan plot twist karena aku sendiri pun gak inget ada satu karakter itu yang ternyata jadi penentu banget. Animasi udah pasti ya selalu bagus. Wholesome dan heartwarming banget 🥰
A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School!
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