Have you ever looked forward to an anime because a character in it looks like a hentai character? I have. I squealed when I saw the first visual for A Misanthrope Teaches a Class for Demi-Humans because I remembered Elliot from Enjo Kouhai. After all, when an anime features a mermaid with blue hair, a teacher, and demi-humans, the similarities write themselves. Unfortunately, there’s no horniness in Jingai Kyoshitsu, but we do have its main trailer! And judging by it, we’ll have a comfy demi-human anime to look forward to next month!
The anime’s trailer also revealed the show’s opening song, “Ningen” by Masayoshi Oishi. Here’s some Kashou lore for you. Every time I listen to Masayoshi Oishi, I think of the scene in Cop Craft where the dude tells Tilarna to keep her thigh-highs on during sex. Anime has yet to produce a more cultured man.
Jingai Kyoshitsu Details
The upcoming anime adaptation of A Misanthrope Teaches a Class for Demi-Humans has source material from the light novel by the Nijisanji VTuber Natsume Kurusu. Media Factory’s MF Bunko J Imprint has published the series since February 2022. It features illustrations by Sai Izumi. The light novel currently consists of four volumes. Kadokawa’s Monthly Shonen Ace began publishing a manga adaptation of the series by Atsu Benino in August 2022. Yen Press publishes the English versions of light novels and manga in North America.
Studio asread. will animate the Jingai Kyoshitsu adaptation. The staff has yet to announce A Misanthrope Teaches a Class for Demi-Humans’s full production cast, but confirmed members include:
- Akira Iwanaga — Director
- Katsuhiko Takayama — Series Composer
- Maiko Okada — Character Design
- Takashi Fujisawa — Art Director
- Tomohiko Yaginuma — Sound Director
Jingai Kyoshitsu’s main voice cast includes:
- Rui Tanabe as Tobari Haneda
- Maria Naganawa as Sui Usami
- Saori Oonishi as Isaki Oogami
- Sora Amamiya as Kyouka Minazuki
- Toshiki Masuda as Rei Hitoma
Additional cast includes:
- Ai Kayano as Yuki Saotome
- Honoka Inoue as Mirai Haruna
- Kazuhiko Inoue as Shirou Karasuma
- Makoto Ishii as Satoru Hoshino
- Manami Numakura as Karin Ryuuzaki
- Misato Fukuen as Machi Nezu
- Reina Ueda as Neneko Kurosawa
- Yui Horie as Maki Okonogi
- Yui Ishikawa as Aoi Wakaba
Synopsis
How people deal with trauma is one of life’s infinite complexities. Some people internalize it while others end up with Vietnam-style PTSD flashbacks. For others, trauma changes their behavior. Rei Hitoma falls into the latter, as past trauma transformed him into a dyed-in-the-wool misanthrope. And that misanthropy is key to Jingai Kyoshitsu, as it sets the whole series in motion.
Tired of the chaos that comes with living in the city, Rei-san takes a teaching job in the mountains. After all, nothing calms a forlorn soul like mountain views. However, his idyllic slow life turns into a fantasy when he realizes he’ll be teaching demi-humans! But hey, misanthropy is only an issue if it targets humans. Or is it? Check out Jingai Kyoshitsu on January 10 to find out.
Source: Jingai Kyoshitsu Official Website
© Natsume Kurusu / KADOKAWA / Shiranui High School Production Committee
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