Jigoku Sensei Nube (2025) Part 2 [Season 1 Episode 1]

Alright, let’s talk about Jigoku Sensei Nube (2025) Part 2 [Season 1 Episode 1]! First off, if you’re into supernatural school vibes mixed with comedy and horror, this one’s right up your alley. Let’s break it down like we’re chatting about the latest show we binged.

What’s the Deal with This Anime?

So, Nube is back for Part 2 of his 2025 reboot. For those who don’t know, Nube is a middle school teacher with a demonic hand—yeah, you read that right. His hand is basically a portal to hell, but he uses it to protect his students from ghosts, yokai (Japanese mythical creatures), and all sorts of spooky stuff. The first part probably set up his class and some initial adventures, and now Part 2 dives deeper into the chaos.

The show’s made by Studio Kai (they’re the ones behind this reboot), and it’s a mix of comedy and horror—think Mob Psycho 100 meets Another, but way lighter on the trauma. The school setting is key here: imagine your math teacher fighting a ghost that’s haunting the gym, but instead of detention, he uses his hellish hand to exorcise it. Relatable, right?

Episode 1: What Happens?

From what I’ve gathered (since details are still fresh), Episode 1 kicks off with a new supernatural threat at Nube’s school. Maybe a yokai that’s messing with the students—like a prankster spirit that makes lockers eat backpacks or turns the cafeteria food into slime (we’ve all been there). Nube’s students, who are used to his weirdness by now, probably team up with him to solve the problem.

The comedy comes from Nube’s over-the-top reactions (he’s a total dork despite his badass hand) and the students’ deadpan responses to the supernatural chaos. Like, one minute they’re panicking about a ghost, the next they’re complaining about homework. Classic anime balance!

The horror bits are more “jump-scare fun” than terrifying—think creaky floors, shadowy figures, and yokai with silly but spooky designs. The animation style is bright and colorful, which makes the scary parts feel less intense. Studio Kai did a great job with the character expressions: Nube’s wide-eyed panic when his hand acts up is gold.

What Do Fans Think?

Even though it’s new, the buzz is positive. Fans of the original 90s Jigoku Sensei Nube are stoked about the reboot—they say it stays true to the source material but with modern animation. New viewers are digging the mix of genres: “I laughed so hard when Nube’s hand accidentally set off the fire alarm,” one fan tweeted. Another said, “The yokai designs are so cool—like a mix of cute and creepy.”

Some are already shipping Nube with the school nurse (she’s got a thing for the supernatural too), and others are hyped for more backstory on his hell hand. The biggest win? It’s accessible to both newbies and old-school fans. No prior knowledge needed—just jump in and enjoy the chaos.

Final Thoughts

If you’re 20 or under, this show is made for you. It’s got relatable school moments, funny jokes, and enough spooks to keep you on your toes without giving you nightmares. The animation is vibrant, the characters are lovable (even the annoying ones), and the story moves at a pace that doesn’t drag.

So, grab your snacks, turn off the lights (but not too off—you don’t want to jump at your own shadow), and give Jigoku Sensei Nube (2025) Part 2 Episode 1 a watch. It’s the perfect blend of “wait, that’s scary” and “lol, that’s ridiculous.” Trust me, you’ll be hooked by the end of the first episode.

P.S. Keep an eye out for the end credits—there’s probably a teaser for the next episode, and knowing Nube, it’ll involve something even more absurd, like a ghost cat that steals exam answers. Can’t wait! 🎒👻🔥

Rating: 8/10—would recommend for anyone who loves supernatural chaos with a side of classroom comedy.

Now go watch it—your inner middle schooler will thank you. 😉