Why the Hell Are You Here, Teacher!?

Ichiro Sato seems like the textbook example of an average high school student, except that his days keep getting hijacked by a string of cringe-worthy and risque run-ins with his no-nonsense teacher Kana Kojima. From the classroom to the hallway and beyond, awkward moments escalate into chaotic comic scenes as Ichiro tries to keep his cool while Kana shoots down his schemes with blunt honesty. Kana is sharp, direct and unapologetic, a force who treats the school as a stage for blunt truths rather than subtle hints. The show follows their escalating encounters with classmates and staff as miscommunications pile up, creating a loop of ridiculous, light hearted chaos that stays firmly on the funny side. Its humor often hinges on timing and overblown reactions, delivering quick set pieces that feel familiar yet fresh.

The series released in 2019 as an adaptation of Soborou's manga, with Sumire Uesaka voicing Kana Kojima and a strong ensemble including Kazutomi Yamamoto, Yuko Goto, Ryota Suzuki and Shizuka Ishigami.

Among fans of bold ecchi humor the show found a steady following and sparked clips and memes that circulate online. It stands out by leaning into awkward situations and sharp banter rather than relying on crude punchlines alone. Casual mentions of fan art and cosplay festivals show its appeal beyond the screen.

Reception notes brisk pacing and a sharp dynamic between Ichiro and Kana that fuels rapid gags about boundaries. The focus sits on adolescence and awkward miscommunication with humor born from pushing social limits, and the show has a solid online following with 8.422/10 from 688 votes.

Awards: The series has not earned major nominations or wins. It remains a fan favorite for its bold humor and character dynamics, but it has not been recognized with high profile awards. While it may not be an awards magnet, its humor resonates with a loyal fanbase.