A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School! - Episode 2 Review

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Episode 2 of A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School! brings more quirky fun and humor as we see Haruaki Abe-Sensei struggle once again in the supernatural world he’s been thrown into. This week’s physical exams at the ghoul school take center stage, bringing out both hilarious and chaotic moments. But one question lingered in the minds of many viewers—why didn’t Oota, the giant yokai, simply give Abe-Sensei a lift instead of making him climb?

The Physical Exams: A Whole New Challenge

As expected from a school filled with yokai, physical exams are anything but normal. Haruaki, the timid teacher who just wants to survive another day, finds himself dealing with all sorts of bizarre circumstances. From getting stabbed in the head by a needle to nearly being blown away by a giant sneeze, Haruaki can’t seem to catch a break. Yet, amidst all the chaos, the most head-scratching moment came when Oota, the towering yokai, stood still while Abe-Sensei struggled to climb up and measure his height.

The comedic setup here was golden, but you can’t help but wonder why Oota didn’t just pick him up and make it easier. Maybe it’s a form of initiation for new teachers at this wild school, or maybe it was just more entertaining to watch Abe-Sensei flounder around. Either way, it added to the episode’s humor, even if it didn’t make much logical sense.

Abe-Sensei’s Endless Struggles

Poor Abe-Sensei! No matter how hard he tries, this ghoul school throws one challenge after another his way. Whether it’s dealing with yokai who treat exams like playtime or being made to clean the “pool of death” by the ever-terrifying principal, Haruaki’s daily life is far from peaceful. His misadventures are part of what makes the show so enjoyable, as the audience gets to see how this regular human survives in a world filled with supernatural beings.

One of the funniest moments this episode came when Haruaki was sneezed all the way into the principal’s office. It’s the kind of ridiculous humor this show thrives on, and it keeps the episodes light and entertaining.

A Yokai School Unlike Any Other

One of the highlights of this episode was seeing the various yokai students go through their physical exams. From kappas to oni, the different types of yokai add a layer of fun to the show’s world-building. We also get a closer look at Miki-sensei, whose Kansai dialect and quirky personality make him an immediate fan favorite. His inability to drink alcohol because of the potential chaos it could cause hints at more funny moments in the future.

The yokai dictionary segment adds an educational touch, giving viewers small tidbits about the creatures we see on screen. It’s a neat addition, making the show feel both fun and informative.

Oota and the Lift That Could Have Been

But back to the big question—why didn’t Oota just give Haruaki a lift? It’s a mystery we may never solve, but one thing is certain: it’s these little absurdities that make A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School! such a charming and funny anime. Maybe it’s the show’s way of reminding us not to take anything too seriously. After all, this is a world where teachers get kidnapped by kappas, and physical exams are an adventure in themselves.

Final Thoughts

Episode 2 of A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School! keeps up the pace with its zany humor, unique character interactions, and entertaining supernatural elements. Haruaki’s continued struggles as the only human teacher in a yokai school are endlessly amusing, and the introduction of new yokai characters like Miki-sensei adds depth to the cast.

While Oota not giving Abe-Sensei a lift might remain a mystery, it’s these little comedic touches that make the show worth watching. Each episode brings more laughter and ridiculous situations, and it’s exciting to see what new challenges Haruaki will face next.

Did you enjoy Episode 2’s physical exams? And do you think Oota should’ve just picked up Abe-Sensei? Let me know in the comments!

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