A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School!

worlddestroyer★ 4

Expectations vs. Reality As a long-time reader of the manga, I was excited when the anime adaptation was announced. Satelight, the studio handling the adaptation, has a history of producing above-average anime, so I had high hopes. Disappointments Voice Acting: 5/10 The protagonist’s voice acting was disappointing—too high-pitched and unnatural. In contrast, the side characters were voiced exceptionally well. Animation Quality: 4/10Action and emotional scenes were poorly animated. Overall, the visuals felt rushed and lacked fluidity. Story Adaptation: 3/10 Significant parts of the manga were skipped. Many jokes were censored, reducing the comedic impact. Overall Execution: 4/10 The anime felt rushed and likely suffered from a low budget. Despite being 24 episodes long, it failed to do justice to the source material. Final Verdict: 4/10 If you’re a fan of the series, stick to the manga—it’s a comedic masterpiece. Hopefully, this adaptation does not impact the manga’s continuation. I would love to see a proper re-adaptation by a different studio in the future. Hope this review helps anyone deciding whether to watch or read the series! 🚀

GrandeAmore999★ 10

Coming into this, I thought this was an unserious comedic anime. Turns out, I was wrong. I mean it was, but slowly it wasn't. It started as a simple story of a perverted human teacher teaching ghouls, doing silly stuff and making fun of Abe Haruaki's uniform fetish. It started becoming serious, showing the pure relationship of Haruaki and his students, how dedicated he is to helping them (even if he had to risk his life), the relationships between the students, the underlying story and the true moral of the show. This is a show that's filled with a rollercoaster of emotions. Some episodes would make youlaugh and smile, some would make you emotional, sad and think.