Zekkyou Gakkyuu

Description

Welcome to the classes of horror! I will be your guide to a world that lurks under everyday life. For these lessons, you don't need text books or notebooks.

If you're prepared for the worst...

Type

Manga

Related Series

Zekkyou Gakkyuu Tensei (Sequel)

Associated Names

Lớp học rùng rợn

Scary Lessons

Screaming Class

Screaming Lessons

คลาสเรียนหวีดผวา

絶叫学級

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cherry mist scans

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Latest Release(s)

v.18 c.67 by cherry mist scans 4 months ago

v.18 c.66 by cherry mist scans 6 months ago

v.17 c.65.2 by cherry mist scans 7 months ago

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Status in Country of Origin

20 Volumes (Complete)

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Anime Start/End Chapter

N/A

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User Rating

Average: 7.9 / 10.0 (130 votes)

Bayesian Average: 7.6 / 10.0

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Last Updated

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Genre

Drama Horror Mystery Romance School Life Shoujo Supernatural Tragedy
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Author(s)

ISHIKAWA Emi

Artist(s)

ISHIKAWA Emi

Year

2008

Original Publisher

Shueisha

Serialized In (magazine)

Ribon (Shueisha)

Licensed (in English)

English Publisher

N/A

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Weekly Pos #679

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Monthly Pos #1651

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3 Month Pos #3563 (No change)

6 Month Pos #4891

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Year Pos #5972

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List Stats

On 693 reading lists

On 559 wish lists

On 62 completed lists

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Fun in a limited way

by WorldDemocrat
6 months ago

Rating: 6.0 / 10.0

I have a soft spot for light shoujo horror and, as a result, breezed through all twenty volumes. What I liked about these stories was that they often began as if they were normal shoujo stories and it was fun to see how shoujo cliches (jealousy, love triangles, cheating, betraying friends) could take a darker turn. The stories are character driven, focus on the psychological aspects, and aren't too gory, which make them ideal for me to read before going to sleep.

However, the stories are quite limited. Perhaps because the target demographic is grade school girls, some of the stories seem to be trying to impart very basic moral ideas or life lessons (don't litter! don't talk to strangers!) and for these stories I could predict what would happen after reading only a couple pages. Many of the stories also have similar characters and settings which makes them feel repetitive.

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I actually enjoy it

by Meltz
5 years ago

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It's a light horror obviously targeted for kids/teens. I actually can't handle with horror stories well so it's perfect to me. And if you like this story, I suggest reading "Chocolat no mahou" (idk if they're translated though)

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In the vein of Goose Bumps / Outer Limits

by aereus
8 years ago

Rating: 8.0 / 10.0

This series was published in Ribbon magazine, which has a target demographic of girls age 7-13 or so. Which makes me find the various comments here nitpicking the juvenile nature of the stories to be off base. Of course they're not very scary: The magazine targets an even younger demo than Shounen Jump.

Judging it on what it is, and what its trying to accomplish, I find it more or less hits the mark. Suspense that doesn't shock too much, with a "moral of the week" attached to each chapter. And seeing as it went 20 volumes and now even has a continuation in Ribbon, it must be doing something right.

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Surprisingly enjoyable

by JapanRocks
10 years ago

Rating: 7.0 / 10.0

Really cute stories but not much horror, I can read it before I go to sleep like a bedtime story just fine. One or two legit creepy monsters but mostly mediocre horror stories with mediocre lessons. I like it though, it's surprisingly unique. Oh no the stories are super cliche and bland but it's the complete wackiness of all this happening to little kids that keeps it interesting.

We're kind of used to horror stories following teenagers or adults and only featuring creepy kids, not bad things actually happening to little kids. When a kid dies in a horror it's supposed to be tragic, not a lesson. These kids get no second chances, be a brat just once and you get brutally murdered. Now that's what keeps it creepy. You better not read this before you go through puberty, it'll scare you into a saint. It gets me, someone who has no tolerance for brats, to ask "Come on do they really deserve that?"

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Mediocre at best (and I'm being nice)

by smily_lois
10 years ago

Rating: 5.0 / 10.0

For the first few chapters, I considered this series to be "So Bad It's Good". You couldn't go past any page without something to nitpick on.

But 3 volumes in and it's getting really old really fast. In my opinion, the key to good horror are good, relatable-to-an-extent protagonists and stuff that makes sense. Well, to be fair, anything supernatural doesn't make sense per se but at least SET IT UP properly so readers will be intrigued with how anything out of the ordinary affects the plot. Here, it's just random bulls**t that happens to crazy people. The monsters aren't even unnerving

Most of the stories got me frustrated with the protagonists - they're just plain crazy. Yes, it may be appeal to some people, but they just don't work for me. Their insane antics almost always stem from misunderstandings, shallow jealousy (this pisses me off the most), and anything else typical of stupid juveniles. Their demise just gives me morbid satisfaction.

Still, there are some stories that I 'appreciated' (note the word used). For instance, the Hell Clock story was kinda nice, though its probably because the protagonist was on the more decent end of the scale. She made sacrifices for the one she loved, and that's always an admirable thing to do.

I sincerely apologize, this is quickly becoming a rant. This comment will surely be updated once I finish all available chapters.

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Mediocre

by nail80
11 years ago

Rating: 5.0 / 10.0

I think that the only thing that truly scares me about this story is how the characters are all in middle school or something. It's obviously fiction, but just thinking about how twisted some of the characters are gives me the chills.
That being said there's not much more to write about. There isn't any true horror in here, some creepy moments here and there, that's all. That being said I'll still keep on reading it since I don't want to leave a series unfinished.
If you're looking for some mild scary stories then this one is for you.

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Juvenile, but not strictly in a bad way

by Venatius
12 years ago

Rating: 4.0 / 10.0

I will say that as far as "horror" goes, these stories are extremely tame, and the cast of characters invariably being little early grade-school girls makes the intended audience pretty obvious. That being said, though, when taken in context as shoujo manga, it could be a lot worse. While it's definitely pretty tepid and doesn't offer a lot for an adult horror fan, the individual stories are sometimes a bit clever, and it's not afraid to get pretty dark at times. For the age group it's written for, this could perhaps be seen as a pretty effective piece of work. It's just a little lacking in maturity to appeal to readers outside of that demographic. Perhaps think of it as a shoujo manga-style Tales from the Crypt.

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Kiddie Horror

by imercenary
13 years ago

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A lot of the stories are really childish horror stories that many people grow out of by the time we reach high school. Its not "bad" per se, but its definitely for very young audiences.

That said, its honestly not too good either. A lot of the horror ultimately circles back to one of two things.

No one takes the kid seriously until its too late
Or
Everyone is in on the scheme and the "main character" of the story is just the unlucky sucker.

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Boring.

by ZL11
13 years ago

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I expected to be titillated, intrigued, or at least made mildly paranoid, but these stories would have been scarier if I was, say, 13. The stories are more like those kids horror stories on TV, y'know, like "Goosebumps." If you know your anime, then "Thriller Restaurant" (Kaidan Restaurant). When I picked it up I was hoping for something like, I dunno, Ghost Hunt or something that actually was scary. It's okay, if you're looking for something that's not gory-type horror, but there is violence, monsters, ghosts, and "weird" things afoot.

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Creepy

by bkwrmatk
13 years ago

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Scary Lessons is right... Each chapter tells a different didactic story with a central moral to be learned. I'm to v2 ch6, and the stories are mostly creepy without being too horrific to read. They remind me a lot of The Twilight Zone or Outer Limits.

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