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A stern bald teacher in oval glasses and an orange vest writes math equations on a green chalkboard with a piece of chalk in a bright classroom lined with desks.
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Class 2-B Homeroom Teacher

Character

The Class 2-B Homeroom Teacher is an unnamed faculty member at Kami High in Kamigoe City. He oversees one of the school's second-year sections and handles routine administrative matters involving new and transferring students.

Race: Human
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Residence: Kamigoe City
Occupation: High School Homeroom Teacher
Affiliation: Kami High
Anime Debut: Episode 10
Home Planet: Earth
Manga Debut: Chapter 25
Japanese Voice: Koji Seki
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Appearance

This staff member's wardrobe pays homage to a classic of Japanese tokusatsu. His outfit echoes the uniform worn by the Science Special Search Party from the long-running Ultraman franchise, a visual nod woven into his otherwise ordinary teacher design.

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Personality

Little of his inner character is shown, though he comes across as a by-the-book educator who manages classroom logistics. One running misunderstanding on his part is the belief that Seiko is Momo's mother, a mix-up he carries without correction.

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History

During the events surrounding the Cursed House Arc, he prompts Jiji to greet the rest of the class and shares with everyone that the boy's parents are recovering in the hospital.

Later, in the Space Globalists Arc, a note reaches him from Seiko explaining that Momo will arrive accompanied by a foreign transfer student called Bamora. He chooses to assign her to Class C, the section that includes Okarun. When Momo and Aira protest the placement after learning of it, he informs the pair that the arrangement is final and not open to debate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Class 2-B Homeroom Teacher in Dandadan?

The Class 2-B Homeroom Teacher is an unnamed faculty member at Kami High in Kamigoe City who oversees a second-year section and handles administrative matters for new and transferring students.

What does the Class 2-B Homeroom Teacher's outfit reference?

His wardrobe echoes the uniform worn by the Science Special Search Party from the Ultraman franchise, a tokusatsu nod woven into his otherwise ordinary teacher design.

What misunderstanding does the Class 2-B Homeroom Teacher have?

The Class 2-B Homeroom Teacher mistakenly believes that Seiko is Momo's mother, a mix-up he carries without correction.

What class did the teacher assign Bamora to?

After a note from Seiko explained that a transfer student named Bamora would arrive with Momo, the teacher assigned her to Class C, the section that includes Okarun, and told Momo and Aira the placement was final.

When does the Class 2-B Homeroom Teacher first appear?

The Class 2-B Homeroom Teacher debuts in Chapter 25 of the manga and Episode 10 of the anime.

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