Nozomu Itoshiki is depressed. Very depressed. He’s certifiably suicidal, but he’s also the beloved schoolteacher of a class of unique students, each charming in her own way: The stalker. The shut-in. The obsessive-compulsive. The girl who comes to class every day with strange bruises. And Kafuka, the most optimistic girl in the world, who knows that every cloud has a silver lining. For all of them, it’s a special time, when the right teacher can have a lasting positive effect on their lives. But is that teacher Itoshiki, a.k.a. Zetsubou-sensei, who just wants to find the perfect place to die?
>Yukidoke In this chapter, the author uses the term “yukidoke” (melting snow) to refer metaphorically to the reconciliation, or “warming,” of an icy relationship.
>A conflict between two nations is resolved thanks to a beautiful twelve-year-old girl This is a reference to celebrity Saya lrie’s effect on the relationship between China and Japan. Apparently, somebody posted a message with her photo on a Chinese website as a statement for world peace, which helped start some reconciliation between the two nations.
And that's all for today. The snow around here is really melting today, so it's a rather fitting chapter for me. Are you a very forgiving person, or do you tend to hold grudges?
Never had reason to hold a grudge but even then I don't feel like a guy who holds them.
Christian Cruz
this chapter has 3 Tsunetsuki, 1 pantyshot, 1 Uropen, 0 Amakudari-sama, 1 Miss Yoshiko Sakurai, and 1 stork and baby.
Brayden Jones
>This is a reference to celebrity Saya lrie’s effect on the relationship between China and Japan. Apparently, somebody posted a message with her photo on a Chinese website as a statement for world peace, which helped start some reconciliation between the two nations. really?
Jack Powell
Yeah obviously that didn't last long.
Owen Stewart
Shouldn't Komori's panties on the title page be counted as a pantyshot? Or does it only count Kaere pantyshots?
