Anime original, chapter Bottom: End of Volume 24 Recompiling the list to show the corresponding episodes to the manga chapters: S1E1, S1E2 Chapter 9: S1E10, S2E4 Chapter S2E4, S2E4 Chapter S3E1, S3E2 Chapter S3E3, S3E4 Chapter S3E5, S3E6 Chapter O1E1, S3E1 Chapter S3E7, S3E8 Chapter S3E9, S3E10 Chapter S3E11, S3E12 Chapter S2E1 End of Volume 5, 9, S2E7 End of Volume S3E12 End of Volume Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.
Sign up using Facebook. Not only that, but Kafuka is just the tip of the iceberg, due to each and every student in his class representing a new personality quirk or bizarre obsession, posing challenges that he must overcome in spite of himself. Each chapter or episode of the series revolves around a particular aspect of life, Japanese culture, or a common phrase in the Japanese language. Typically, this involves the subject being taken either to its most logical extreme a discussion of amakudari , the practice of "descending" from the public to the private sector, results in Nozomu "descending" until he reaches his previous life , or taken literally in Nozomu's family, omiai , normally a meeting between a potential match in an arranged marriage, is instead a marriage made official by eye-contact.
On other occasions, Nozomu challenges his students to think about the negative aspects of something usually considered positive. These in-depth, off-kilter analyses along with the reactions of the students according to their own personality quirks are usually brought to a head with a punchline based on the overall premise, or more rarely, a non-sequitur gag or piece of fan service.
Chapter titles are oblique references to literature, modified to suit the needs of the chapter. The chapter title pages are drawn to resemble karuta cards, with an illustration in a silhouetted kiri-e style. The anime carries this further through a washed-out, grainy visual style that mimics film, and frequent use of katakana rather than hiragana as okurigana. Del Rey released eight volumes in North America before exiting the manga business in December ; as of March , an additional five volumes have been released by Kodansha USA.
Directed by Akiyuki Shinbo and animated by Shaft , the anime embellishes the story with abundant references to popular culture , mainly through the seemingly random thoughts that appear written on the chalkboard in classroom scenes. Media Blasters licensed the first Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei anime series in February and was going to release the first English-subtitled DVD volumes in May , [5] but it was put on hold until when they dropped the rights to the series.
Despair Girls Collection" was released on January 1, The DVD consists of seven parts, each of them featuring one of main heroines with several additions to the original TV broadcast version. It was first released in Japan on August 22, and was published by King Records. It was first released in Japan on September 26, and was published by King Records.
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It contains music from the first series, composed by Tomoki Hasegawa , along with the two opening themes and an ending theme. It contains character songs sung by the voice actors of the main characters from the anime adaptation. The first volume was bundled with the limited edition of volume fifteen of the manga as a part of Kodansha 's OAD Project and was released on October 17, ; and the third volume was released with volume sixteen of the manga on February 17, Although it is technically the third installment of Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei , it was promoted as "Series 2.
It was first released in Japan on January 23, and was published by King Records. It was first released in Japan on February 26, and was published by King Records.
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It contains music from the second series, composed by Tomoki Hasegawa , along with the opening theme and the three ending themes. It contains all opening themes and ending themes from the first and second series along with a few character songs and three brand new songs. A third full anime series, Zan: Despair , began broadcast on July 4, in Japan. The opening theme is "Ringo Mogire Beam!
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Like previous series, the opening starts off 'low budget' in the first two episodes, simply going through all the placecards of the previous series, before changing to a fully animated sequence depicting the characters, ancient monuments, and the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster. Each episode begins with an unrelated story presented with a pop-up book, and ends with the "Zetsubou-Sensei Drawing Song". An OVA series titled Zan: Despair No Man's Land was announced in August The first volume was bundled with the limited edition of volume nineteen of the manga and was released on November 17, It was first released in Japan on July 23, and was published by King Records.
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It contains music from the third series, composed by Tomoki Hasegawa , along with the opening theme and the two ending themes. It contains character songs sung by the voice actors of the main characters from the anime.
Each episode started with a mini drama between Nozomu and Nami then followed by corners replying mails from listeners in several theme related to the series. As of the th episode, the show has received over , mails. The show features six special broadcast. The fifth special broadcast was aired on December 31, and titled Botsu: The recording of the event was released later as the third DJCD volume.
The recording of this event was released as the ninth DJCD. A total of 21 CDs for the show have been released by King Records.
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