Dub Episode 1 — Beelzebub Anime

SFX: Goo goo... ga ga...

Most shounen series feature heroes driven by justice or high ideals. , however, is introduced as the "world's strongest juvenile delinquent" at Ishiyama High, a school notorious for harboring Japan’s worst youth. Rather than seeking to protect the weak, Oga’s defining trait is his sheer, terrifying strength, which accidentally makes him the perfect candidate to raise Kaiser de Emperana Beelzebub IV (Baby Beel). The comedy stems from the irony that Oga’s "evil" aura is what makes the future Demon Lord feel safe. A Premise Rooted in Absurdity beelzebub anime dub episode 1

The episode kicks off with Oga recounting a bizarre story to his only friend, Furuichi. While beatng up a group of thugs by a river, Oga witnessed a large man floating downstream. When he pulled the man to shore, the man literally split in half to reveal a green-haired baby. Meet Baby Beel SFX: Goo goo

When Beelzebub first hit the anime scene in 2011, it was instantly hailed as one of the wildest shonen comedies of its era. The premise was absurdly simple yet brilliant: Tatsumi Oga, the toughest first-year at "Hell’s own juvenile detention center" (Ishiyama High), literally fishes a baby out of a river. That baby, however, turns out to be the son of the Demon Lord, and Oga is chosen to be his surrogate father. For years, fans of the subtitled version have worshipped the chaotic scream-laughs of the original. But for the uninitiated or re-watchers craving a fresh take, the English dub offers a surprisingly potent and hilarious alternative. , however, is introduced as the "world's strongest