Handa-kun
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Handa-kun

Synonyms: handa · ¡Hola, Handa! · Ханда-кун

★ 7.3

TypeTV
Episodes12
StatusFINISHED
AiredSummer 2016
Episode Length24 min
Studiodiomedea
absurdist humourangstasiabased on a mangacalligraphycircuscomedycross-dressingcute boys doing cute thingsdelinquentsearthepisodicfaceless background charactersgaghigh schooljapanjapanese productionmale protagonistmangametamulti-segment episodesplacepresentprimarily teen castreverse trapsatireschoolschool lifeself-parodyshounenslice of lifestereotypesthe artstimetropesvisible auravisual artswatercolour stylewordplayyandere

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★ 7.3 · 12 Episodes · TV · absurdist humour, angst

Serving as a prequel to the hit series Barakamon, this 2016 comedy from Diomedea rewinds the clock to focus on a young Seishuu Handa. Despite his genuine talent for calligraphy, the teenager suffers from crippling angst and an unwavering belief that everyone at school hates him. Reality, however, is the exact opposite: his peers revere him as a moody, misunderstood genius. Across twelve episodes, this fundamental misunderstanding fuels a series of ridiculous situations involving tough-guy delinquents, secret admirers, and even cross-dressing escapades. The show leans heavily into absurdist humor rather than the heartfelt slice-of-life tone of its parent series. Earning a respectable 7.3 score, it transforms Handa's teenage neuroses into a relentless string of comedic misunderstandings. Fans of shows about oblivious boys making fools of themselves will find plenty to laugh about in this entertaining spin-off.

Handa-kun

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Should You Watch It?

👍You May Like It If

  • You love slapstick and absurdist comedy driven by extreme misunderstandings.
  • You want to see the backstory of the calligraphy prodigy from Barakamon.
  • You enjoy shows about cute boys getting into ridiculous delinquent mishaps.

👎Maybe Skip It If

  • You are expecting the wholesome, emotional slice-of-life tone of the original series.
  • You prefer comedies with an ongoing, serious plot.
  • Teenage angst and extreme obliviousness frustrate you quickly.
✦ Experience Level: Easy to Get Into