Denpa Kyoushi

Denpa Kyoushi introduces Kagami Junichirou, who was a physics genius as a teenager and was even published in Nature. After college, however, he lost all interest in science. As a NEET, he has devoted himself to his anime blog and his nerdy collecting habits, and he claims to suffer from a serious illness called 'I can't do anything I don't want to do.' Desperate to get him working, his little sister finds him a job teaching physics at his old high school. The premise is a wry comedy about talent wasted and rediscovered.The series is most fun when Kagami's unconventional teaching clashes with the expectations of the school. The otaku references are sharp and relatable, and the self-aware humour keeps the tone lively.The weaknesses are a lazy-protagonist gag that can repeat and school scenes that feel repetitive at times. Readers who enjoy self-deprecating comedies about otaku life will find plenty to laugh at. Those wanting a deeper story may find it light, though the humour is consistent.