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More charactersCharacters & Voice Actors Yamada Asaemon, Sagiri Main Hanamori, Yumiri
Japanese Gabimaru Main Kobayashi, Chiaki
Japanese Yuzuriha Supporting Takahashi, Rie
Japanese Yamada Asaemon, Shion Supporting Kobayashi, Chikahiro
Japanese Aza, Choubei Supporting Kimura, Ryouhei
Japanese Yamada Asaemon, Tenza Supporting Kobayashi, Yuusuke
Japanese Tamiya, Gantetsusai Supporting Inada, Tetsu
Japanese Yamada Asaemon, Touma Supporting Ono, Kensho
Japanese Yamada Asaemon, Fuchi Supporting Ichikawa, Aoi
Japanese Yui Supporting Noto, Mamiko
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More staff Staff Ishii, Nozomi Producer Kawagoe, Wataru Producer, Production Assistant, Production Manager Makita, Kaori Director, Episode Director, Storyboard Ebina, Yasunori Sound Director
Edit Opening Theme Preview Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Youtube Music "W●RK" by millennium parade and Sheena Ringo Edit Ending Theme "紙一重" by Uru
Reviews Write review 89 Recommended 41 Mixed Feelings 32 Not Recommended All reviews (162) Jul 4, 2023 149597871 Recommended Funny Damn, I did not think I would ever give another anime a score of 10, but here we are. Of course, all those people criticizing Jigokuraku are not necessarily wrong - the anime is neither the next Shawshank Redemption nor one of Christopher Nolan's mind-bending masterpieces. Therefore, if you are one of those pseudo-intellectuals who only enjoys watching galaxy-brain-teaser shows whose depth is solely based on conveying simple concepts and premises in an unnecessarily complicated way that makes you feel like a genius once you finally understand it, then you should probably skip this anime, for it will not cure your chronic insecurity or make . you feel better than the rest of the community in any way. However, for those whomst do realize they are essentially still watching children's/teen's cartoons, Jigokuraku is about as good as an anime show can get.
The story is fast-paced, captivating, and (most importantly) unpredictable. Unlike other popular shows in the genre, where even an 8-year-old kid can easily see how the anime would end after watching just the first two episodes of it and the whole journey feels about as exciting as watching a download bar fill from 0 to 100%, each episode in Jigokuraku is a unique experience and leaves you wondering where the next one would lead you. The anime also does not make the same mistakes as other big shows like Game of Thrones or Attack on Titan by overhyping people through unnecessary foreshadowing and suspense that are bound to end in disappointment later on. The story builds up tension steadily and effectively, with each plot shift either living up to or exceeding the viewers' expectations, and the bizarre setting and world-building brought to life by MAPPA's exceptional work only contribute to the whole magical experience that is Jigokuraku.