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In the Jump 1993–1999

Shō Makura & Takeshi Okano

真倉翔 & 岡野剛

Shō Makura (story) and Takeshi Okano (art) are the duo behind Hell Teacher Nūbē (1993–1999), the horror comedy that scared a whole generation of Weekly Shōnen Jump readers in the 90s.

Volume 1 cover of Hell Teacher Nūbē, by Shō Makura & Takeshi Okano
6years in the Jump
276chapters in the magazine
12times they opened the magazine

Who they are

Its hero, Meisuke Nueno, is an elementary school teacher with a demon's hand sealed in his left glove, who protects his pupils from yōkai, ghosts and urban legends. Collected in 31 volumes, it was adapted into an anime in 1996 and again in 2025.

真倉翔 & 岡野剛

Their series in the Jump

From the first chapter to the last

1993–1999Shō Makura (Writer) · Takeshi Okano (Artist)

Hell Teacher Nūbē

An elementary school teacher with a demon's hand sealed in his glove protects his pupils from yōkai and ghosts.

31volumes
276chapters
12times it opened the magazine

SupernaturalActionComedy

Hell Teacher Nūbē debuted in Weekly Shōnen Jump No. 38 · 1993, on sale August 24, 1993. That same issue also carried Kochikame, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure and Dragon Ball. Its last chapter in the magazine, number 276, ran in No. 24 · 1999 (May 10, 1999), after 5 and a half years of serialization.

Full series page Vol. 1

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