The highly anticipated new anime adaptation of “Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube” will be available on various streaming platforms outside Japan, with its simulcast beginning on July 3, 2025, at 0:45 AM JST. This occult comedy reboot, based on the manga by Sho Makura and Takeshi Okano, promises to bring the psychic teacher Meisuke Nueno, or “Nube,” and his battles against evil spirits to a new generation of viewers.
Global and Regional Platforms Confirmed
REMOW Co.,LTD. has announced the initial global streaming platforms for “Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube.” For Asian territories, excluding Japan and China, the series will be available on Netflix. Additionally, REMOW’s “It’s Anime” YouTube Channel will offer the anime in limited territories.
Region-specific streaming services have also been confirmed:
- EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa): aniverse will stream the anime in German-speaking territories, while ANIME GENERATION will cater to Italian-speaking territories.
- Latin America: Anime Onegai is set to be the streaming home for the series.
- Asia: In Taiwan, Chunghwa Telecom’s MOD and Hami Video will stream the series exclusively for the first four months.
More platforms are expected to be announced at a later date, and release dates may vary depending on the platform and specific country or region.
The Return of the Psychic Teacher
“Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube” is a new anime adaptation of the beloved manga series, which originally ran in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump from 1993 to 1999. The story follows Meisuke Nueno, a seemingly gentle and outgoing homeroom teacher at Domori Elementary, who harbors a secret: he is Japan’s only psychic teacher, armed with a demon-possessed left hand. Nube uses his supernatural powers to protect his students from a wave of inexplicable phenomena, evil spirits, ghosts, and the school’s seven mysteries. Ryotaro Okiayu, who voiced Nube in the original 1996 anime series, is reprising his iconic role for this new adaptation.
The anime is produced by Studio KAI and is set to premiere in Japan on TV Asahi’s IMAnimation W block. The series will have an hour-long premiere comprising its first two episodes. This reboot aims to blend Japanese mythology, urban legends, and action, updating the setting and characters for a modern audience while retaining the charm of the original.
