Zetsubō 

( 絶望 )

Japanese for despair.

「絶望した!」

"Zetsubō shita!"

"I'm in despair!" - Itoshiki Nozomu, "Sayonara Zetsubō Sensei"

Zetsubō by Kai Washington June 20, 2019

Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei

Probably one of the weirdest manga ever penned by the Japanese. Written by the satirist Koji Kumeta, it tells the tale of one Kafuka Fuura, who discovers her teacher, Nozomu Itoshiki, under a sakura tree...

He is hanging by the neck in one of his many suicide attempts. She, being endlessly optimistic, thinks he is simply trying to make himself taller. Needless to say, this is where things get quite strange...and hilarious.

He teaches a class full of strangers, from the hikikomori, to a Disassociative Personality Disorder suffering transfer student, to a stalker, to a ridiculously OCD psychopath. And a normal girl.

The series does not take itself seriously at all, and is probably the darkest, strangest, and most disturbing comedies in existence.

AND I LOVE IT.

I'M IN DESPAIR! THE FACT THAT SAYONARA ZETSUBOU SENSEI HAS ENDED HAS LEFT ME IN DESPAIR! THERE'S NO HOPE! I'M GOING TO GO DIE!

Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei by ARatherPoorDriver October 27, 2010

zetsubou 

Zetsubou, Zetsubou means island in Japanese.

I was stranded on an island. Or Zetsubou in Japanese

zetsubou by Mr.Jizz Sickle May 18, 2016