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Hokenshitsu no Shinigami

Description

Hades-sensei is no ordinary middle school doctor. In fact, many students believe he is a shinigami. His excessive friendliness and eagerness to win his students' affection does little to offset his terrifying appearance. But, fortunately for this middle school, Hades-sensei is an expert at extracting "byouma", disease demons, from possessed students!

Type

Manga

Related Series

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Associated Names

保健室の死神
保健室的死神
The Shinigami Infirmary

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Latest Release(s)

v.8 c.64 by Muda Scantrad (111d ago)
v.8 c.63 by Muda Scantrad (120d ago)
v.8 c.62 by Muda Scantrad (129d ago)
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Status in Country of Origin

10 Volumes (Complete)

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Anime Start/End Chapter

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User Rating

Average: 7.5 / 10.0 (128 votes)
Bayesian Average: 7.42 / 10.0

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8+	26% (33 votes)
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5+	5% (7 votes)
4+	2% (2 votes)
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1+	2% (3 votes)

Last Updated

June 19th 2012, 9:57am PST

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Genre

Comedy School Life Shounen Supernatural
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Author(s)

AIMOTO Shou

Artist(s)

AIMOTO Shou

Year

2009

Original Publisher

Shueisha

Serialized In (magazine)

Akamaru Jump (Shueisha)
Weekly Shonen Jump (Shueisha)

Licensed (in English)

English Publisher

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Monthly Pos #2803 increased

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3 Month Pos #4102 decreased

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6 Month Pos #1898 decreased

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List Stats

On 987 reading lists
On 483 wish lists
On 26 completed lists
On 48 unfinished lists
On 162 custom lists

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	A light-hearted shounen about defeating demons
	Rating: 8.7 / 10.0 by Suxinn July 14th, 2012, 11:30pm
Hokenshitsu no Shinigami has a plot like every other shounen out there. The premise is unique, but the execution is, quite frankly, completely average. The redeeming feature of this manga (and, consequently, the reason why I enjoy it so much) is its characters. All of the characters are decidedly unique, but, consequently, they are all able to be described with a single adjective. Usually, these things don't work out, but Hokenshitsu somehow manages to execute it just right, to the point where I end up enjoying all of their personalities, even if they are crazy and over-the-top. Personally, I found most of the disease-demon conflicts a bit lame, and many of them lead to shallow (if any) character development. However, the disease-demons do lead to the fleshing out of said characters, even if they don't really change, and that's really what makes this manga worth it. At the end of these chapters, I usually come out liking the character in question a lot more simply because I now understand their ideals/motivations. Spoiler (mouse over to view) My personal favorite is definitely Fuji's disease-demon arc. I thought he was a typical popular boy who was "too cool for school," but his arc really fleshed out his personality and revealed a lot about him... especially about the fact that he really doesn't care that he's popular, and that he's as lazy as anyone could possibly be. The only weakness, in terms of the characters, is that the manga mainly focuses on the children, and it completely sidelines Hades and the other adults' development/characters, to the point that I actually feel that Hades is the weakest character in the series. (Also, because Ashitaba never gets possessed by a disease-demon, I also feel that he is the most under-developed of the children.) Overall, this series is definitely a light-hearted shounen, and should be read as such. It definitely has its flaws, but don't take it too seriously and it just might turn out to be an enjoyable enough read. (Also, I totally do not agree with the comments below me. As I mentioned, I find the characters fascinating, if not relatable, and I enjoy the mangaka's characterization. Mimasaka also just so happens to be my favorite character in this thing. So.) ... Last updated on July 14th, 2012, 11:32pm

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	Too many lame characters.
	Rating: N/A by Leos Klein April 30th, 2012, 10:05pm
The wimpy kid with no defining features and the annoying as hell useless tub of lard are the two characters who ruin this. Especially the fat guy who hangs around for no reason and spouts stupid crap 24/7. Hades is awesome and if the series was more about him than the teenage losers I would actually recommend it. But also in an attempt to draw the younger crowd they use the wimpy kid and his friends as a tool to explain things to the reader. If you can't enjoy the characters then no matter what the material is it will always be bad, that's the way I see it anyways.

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	one of my favorites
	Rating: 8.0 / 10.0 by gingerbot November 9th, 2010, 5:35pm
I really enjoy the artstyle of this manga, but one of my biggest issue is that the content extends very little past comedy and gags. there is no actualy emotional connection between the characters and most characterization is pretty superficial. of course, this technically isn't necessary to make a good manga, but most people enjoy seeing at leats a bit of realism in their stories nowadays. however, I've only read 2 volumes (?) so far, and there are 5 volumes released. hopefully, aimoto shou tried to delve deeper into the characters in those other books

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	it got potiental
	Rating: N/A by chrip100 November 12th, 2009, 9:39am
i liked the oneshot better. i dont like his friends in the other. putting that aside its got a pretty good story. i love how creepy it is when hadesu is trying to be nice(: i have read the oneshot and the first chapter