Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2 Episode 1 Release Date and Everything You Need to Know

The wait is almost over for Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2. Fans have been eager to see what happens with Nube and his kids at Domori Elementary after that excellent first part concluded in September 2025. The superhuman instructor, who has a demon locked in his left hand, returns to shield his students from yokai, ghosts, and other eerie creatures.

Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2 will premiere at 11:45 PM JST on January 7, 2026.

What Makes This Show Worth Watching

Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2, the 2025 relaunch, revives all the aspects of the 1990s manga that fans adored. The plot has been expertly updated by Studio Kai while maintaining the ideal balance of heart and horror. Over 31 million copies of the series, including spinoffs and sequels, were in circulation during its initial run in Weekly Shonen Jump from 1993 to 1999. It's not a coincidence.

The manga perfectly balanced the warmth of a teacher who sincerely cares about his students with genuinely unsettling paranormal cases. Nube is more than just an overbearing hero who solves every issue. He has trouble. He gives up things. And when Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2 begins, the questions that have been unanswered since the conclusion of part one will finally be addressed. With the demon Baki looming in the background, the key visual depicts young Nube reaching out to his mentor, Minako-sensei. This is the tale of how that demon got into his possession, and it won't be pleasant.

There were some major cliffhangers in the first part. At the conclusion of Episode 13, Nube was unable to use his Demon Hand due to the Human-Faced Tumor. The fact that his students had to save him demonstrated how far they had come. But something more was hinted at in that last moment. Lightning revealed Kirin's presence to Nube, Tamamo, and the Zashiki-warashi. This isn’t a fleeting moment. Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2 will probably examine the significance of Kirin, a significant figure in the mythology.

Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2: What to Expect

ERASE by THE ORAL CIGARETTES serves as the opening song for Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2. The fast-paced rock music effectively conveys the sense of supernatural motion. Ayumu Imazu's MAGICAL, the final theme, adds that emotional depth with a city-pop vibe. The two songs, which debuted in the second trailer, had distinct hits.

Young Nube is portrayed by voice actor Junichi Toki, who is obviously a huge admirer. He talked about saving his childhood demon hand gloves and still singing the opening of the original anime. Minako-sensei is voiced by Yu Shimamura, who was overjoyed to portray one of her favorite characters from the original manga. The performances reflect that kind of sincere devotion to the original work.

Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2 is delving into the September Requiem arc from the manga. Megumi Akiyama, Monster A, Makura Gaeshi, and more new characters are making their anime debuts. Since Megumi was the first and only pupil Nube was unable to save, she is very significant. He is plagued by that guilt, and part two will examine how that tragedy influenced his career as an exorcist and instructor.

Some wise adjustments have been made by the reboot. In Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2, Nube's eyes flash crimson whenever he uses his Demon Hand, something that didn't happen in the 1996 anime or the original manga. The moments become more intense because of this visual signal. The manga's fan service has been greatly reduced, which makes sense in light of contemporary broadcasting norms. Additionally, fans have been adoring Tsuwabukimaru since he was elevated from a supporting role to a recurring one.

Conclusion

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Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2's first episode will most likely ease us back into the narrative. Anticipate some paranormal incidents that highlight Nube's powers and provide the groundwork for the more in-depth narrative that will soon be revealed. When it comes to stand-alone episodes that nonetheless work toward a larger goal, the show shines. As usual, class 5-3 is in jeopardy, and there seems to be a trip to a ramen shop that goes awry and a visit to a shrine that won't go well.

Put January 7, 2026, in your calendars. Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2 is intense.

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