Anime Adaptation of A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School! Reveals Cast, Crew, and Premiere Plans

 On Wednesday, July 3rd, the anime adaptation of Mai Tanaka's manga "A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School!" unveiled its plans with a flurry of exciting updates. A striking teaser visual was released alongside the announcement of the main cast and crew, setting the stage for its anticipated premiere in October.

Image via A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School! anime's website

Ryota Ohsaka takes on the role of Haruaki Abe, the rookie teacher protagonist. Guiding the anime is Katsumi Ono, known for directing series such as "Yu-Gi-Oh! Arc-V," "Skeleton Knight in Another World," and "Beast Saga," with production handled by Satelight. Deko Akao, celebrated for her work on "Anonymous Noise," "B-PROJECT," and "Noragami," is in charge of series composition. Character designs are meticulously crafted by Natsuki, complemented by contributions from sub-character designers Sudako Ehime, Baku Hamaguchi, and Mariko Ito. Hiroyuki Taiga oversees monster (yōkai) designs, while prop design is managed by Mitsuru Sōma. The artistic direction is helmed by Yuri Matsuda from Studio Naya, with color design overseen by Yoshimi Kawakami and photography directed by Yūjirō Yamane. Ryoko Kaneshige manages editing, Hiroyuki Goto leads as CG director, and Rinko Nakamura coordinates 2D works. Takahiro Fujimoto serves as sound director, and the music, composed by Takahiro Inafuku, is produced by Kappa Entertainment.


Originally serialized in Square Enix's Monthly G Fantasy from 2014 onward, the manga continues to captivate readers with its ongoing storyline. Yen Press handles the English publication, describing the narrative of Haruaki Abe, a timid teacher facing the challenge of educating a classroom filled with mischievous monsters. Despite his fears, he must contend with students who take delight in playing pranks on him. Recently, Square Enix released the manga's 16th volume on December 27th, with Yen Press preparing to release the 15th volume on September 17th.


Anime enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the October premiere, looking forward to experiencing a captivating blend of comedy and horror that promises to vividly bring Tanaka's imaginative world to life on screen.

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