Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2 Episode 6: The Divine Beast: Kirin
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Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2 Episode 6: The Divine Beast: Kirin

MED
← Prev: EP 5Next: EP 7 →

OSHIMETER

7.5

6 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

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keima
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Katsuya accidentally angering a Kirin while he was trying to go fishing. Without realizing it, he disturbed the sacred creature, which caused strange and dangerous events to start happening around him. The Kirin becomes furious, and the situation turns serious as the curse begins affecting Katsuya. Nube later steps in to calm the situation and deal with the supernatural problem before it gets worse.
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friar
Episode 6 chills with the Teketeke legend. Makoto’s fear builds over three days while Nube stays calm. Shadows, sudden movements, and eerie sound design make the horror tense. Mix of scares and dark humor keeps it engaging from start to finish.
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gorlock332
Manami and Katsuya’s sibling relationship is so sweet. He really risked everything just to get the charm back and make sure Manami was okay.
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eatingsocks
The Kirin was such a good addition; it was so menacing and cool in my opinion. Its introduction opened the door to different types of creatures outside Yokai as well.
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The Japanese folklore interpretations were great. The design for the Kirin was interesting as well, and kept to its descriptions in mythology.
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EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off Episode 5's colossal Daidara-bocchi confrontation, the series wastes no time before pushing the danger even higher with a god-tier threat that makes previous encounters feel manageable by comparison. Episode 6 sits at the midpoint of Part 2's 13-episode run, marking a peak in raw, high-stakes intensity before Episode 7 deliberately shifts the mood toward lighter, romantic comedy territory with 'The Beachside Yuki-onna.'

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off Episode 5's colossal Daidara-bocchi confrontation, the series wastes no time before pushing the danger even higher with a god-tier threat that makes previous encounters feel manageable by comparison. Episode 6 sits at the midpoint of Part 2's 13-episode run, marking a peak in raw, high-stakes intensity before Episode 7 deliberately shifts the mood toward lighter, romantic comedy territory with 'The Beachside Yuki-onna.'

EPISODE REVIEWS

keima's avatar
keima
VerifiedVerified
Katsuya accidentally angering a Kirin while he was trying to go fishing. Without realizing it, he disturbed the sacred creature, which caused strange and dangerous events to start happening around him. The Kirin becomes furious, and the situation turns serious as the curse begins affecting Katsuya. Nube later steps in to calm the situation and deal with the supernatural problem before it gets worse.
friar's avatar
friar
Episode 6 chills with the Teketeke legend. Makoto’s fear builds over three days while Nube stays calm. Shadows, sudden movements, and eerie sound design make the horror tense. Mix of scares and dark humor keeps it engaging from start to finish.
gorlock332's avatar
gorlock332
Manami and Katsuya’s sibling relationship is so sweet. He really risked everything just to get the charm back and make sure Manami was okay.
eatingsocks's avatar
eatingsocks
The Kirin was such a good addition; it was so menacing and cool in my opinion. Its introduction opened the door to different types of creatures outside Yokai as well.
mustardsprinkles's avatar
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedVerified
The Japanese folklore interpretations were great. The design for the Kirin was interesting as well, and kept to its descriptions in mythology.
abduljalilmuhammad73's avatar
abduljalilmuhammad73

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