Sayonara Zetsubo Sensei Season 1
Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei est un manga japonais de Kōji Kumeta, publié dans le magazine Weekly Shōnen. C'est une comédie sur un enseignant qui prend tous les aspects de la vie, de la parole et de la culture dans la lumière la plus négative possible. Il satire la politique, les médias et la société japonaise. En 2007, le manga a reçu le trente et unième Kodansha Manga Award dans la catégorie shōnen et a été adapté en une série d'anime de douze épisodes. Une deuxième saison, intitulée Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei a été diffusée entre janvier et mars 2008. Une série de trois OVAs intitulés Goku: Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei ont été produits entre octobre 2008 et février 2009. Les premier et troisième volumes ont été regroupés avec l'édition limitée du volume quinze et seize du manga tandis que le deuxième volume a été publié séparément. Une troisième série télévisée d'anime, Zan: Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei, a été diffusée entre juillet et septembre 2009.
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Épisode guide de Sayonara Zetsubo Sensei Saison 1
The episode begins with Nozomu announcing there will be a cultural festival, which he decides to not participate and explains that they are not cultured people, believing that they will grow to be bad people if they do pretend they are. The second part of the episode starts with the class taking a field trip preview, where Chiri make a large itinerary guide of the place. They move quickly all over Kyoto until they come to a temple. There the monk enlightens them about the use of preview. The episode ends with Nozomu take Chiri to visit his preview funeral and gravesite, where she gets angry and hits him, sending him to the hospital and putting him in a coma (which Kafuka calls a "preview of the afterlife").
Nozomu notices a few members of the class playing a "spot the differences" game. Nozomu tells them that it is important to spot mistakes, and he instructs the class in how life is filled with mistakes. He asks the class to identify mistakes in their lives, after pointing out several of his own. After Nozomu contradicts himself, saying that a mistake was the correct action, Kafuka reasons that if a mistake comes to light, it is correct, resulting in many people approaching her, confessing their mistakes, making them correct. In the end of the first part, a boy approaches Nozomu, calling him "Dad." The second part of the episode reveals that he is actually Nozomu's brother's child, Majiru Itoshiki. Nozomu asks him to prove that he is indeed his nephew, and then asks all of his students to prove that they are the real one. When Majiru asks Nozomu to prove he is genuine, Nozomu is unable to come up with a response, and runs off. The episode ends with a sequence that deals with Majiru's apparent hair fetish.
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