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''Hell Warden Higuma'' ''Magazine/ShonenJump'' manga written by Natsuki Hokami. It was launched in December 2018 along with the other new titles, ''[=Ne0=];lation'' and ''Manga/ChainsawMan'', and lasted 19 chapters, plus a bonus chapter from several months later.
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''Hell Warden Higuma'' ''Magazine/ShonenJump'' is a supernatural shonen manga written by Natsuki Hokami. It was launched in ''[[Magazine/ShonenJump Weekly Shonen Jump]]'' in December 2018 along with the other new titles, ''[=Ne0=];lation'' and ''Manga/ChainsawMan'', and lasted 19 chapters, plus a bonus chapter from several months later.
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* CutShort: The manga ended prematurely at only 19 chapters due to low readership.
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''Hell Warden Higuma'' is an ongoing 2018 ''Magazine/ShonenJump'' manga written by Natsuki Hokami. It was launched in December 2018 along with the other new titles, ''[=Ne0=];lation'' and ''Manga/ChainsawMan''.
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''Hell Warden Higuma'' is an ongoing 2018 ''Magazine/ShonenJump'' manga written by Natsuki Hokami. It was launched in December 2018 along with the other new titles, ''[=Ne0=];lation'' and ''Manga/ChainsawMan''.''Manga/ChainsawMan'', and lasted 19 chapters, plus a bonus chapter from several months later.
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Third year student Ayaha Kuromine stands up for a boy in the bus who had been harassed by a less-than-sober man for the seat in the bus. However, the youngster settles to peacefully resolve the situation.
The two then arrive at the Fuchiyama station. There the boy asks the girl if she owns something that she didn't rightfully own: the aforementioned drunkard's wallet. Is Ayaha's sense of justice just a show? Not really, the truth is that she been possessed by a fugitive spirit who had for some time now forced her into quasi-kleptomania. The youngster, Higuma, thankfully menages to exorcise the demon. And they all lived happily ever after...
... except that at home, Ayaha's [[ControlFreak micromanaging]] older brother has effectively established himself as a tyrant in the house (and yes, that includes frightening their parents into submission). It doesn't take long for Ayaha to put two and two together and correctly identify the real reason her once kind older brother suddenly became such a terrifying person: he too has been possessed by a demon. The demon settles to kill her there and then, only to be interrupted by Higuma who turns out to be a Hell Warden, an agent of King Enma. Higuma then swiftly proceeds to curb-stomp the demon and free Ayaha's brother from the evil entity's control.
And this is all just the beggining. There are a lot more demons to deal with. On top of that, in spite of his cheerful facade, the frequent flashbacks to Higuma's past suggests his childhood to be anything but serene. [[DarkAndTroubledPast Not by a long shot]].
The two then arrive at the Fuchiyama station. There the boy asks the girl if she owns something that she didn't rightfully own: the aforementioned drunkard's wallet. Is Ayaha's sense of justice just a show? Not really, the truth is that she been possessed by a fugitive spirit who had for some time now forced her into quasi-kleptomania. The youngster, Higuma, thankfully menages to exorcise the demon. And they all lived happily ever after...
... except that at home, Ayaha's [[ControlFreak micromanaging]] older brother has effectively established himself as a tyrant in the house (and yes, that includes frightening their parents into submission). It doesn't take long for Ayaha to put two and two together and correctly identify the real reason her once kind older brother suddenly became such a terrifying person: he too has been possessed by a demon. The demon settles to kill her there and then, only to be interrupted by Higuma who turns out to be a Hell Warden, an agent of King Enma. Higuma then swiftly proceeds to curb-stomp the demon and free Ayaha's brother from the evil entity's control.
And this is all just the beggining. There are a lot more demons to deal with. On top of that, in spite of his cheerful facade, the frequent flashbacks to Higuma's past suggests his childhood to be anything but serene. [[DarkAndTroubledPast Not by a long shot]].
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Third year student Ayaha Kuromine stands up for a boy in on the bus who had been harassed by a less-than-sober man for the seat in the bus.his seat. However, the youngster settles to peacefully resolve the situation.
The two then arrive at the Fuchiyama station.There There, the boy asks the girl if she owns something that she didn't rightfully own: the aforementioned drunkard's wallet. Is Ayaha's sense of justice just a show? Not really, the truth is that she she's been possessed by a fugitive spirit who had for some time now forced her into quasi-kleptomania. The youngster, Higuma, thankfully menages manages to exorcise the demon. And they all lived happily ever after...
... except that at home, Ayaha's [[ControlFreak micromanaging]] older brother has effectively established himself as a tyrant in the house (and yes, that includes frightening their parents into submission). It doesn't take long for Ayaha to put two and two together and correctly identify the real reason heronce kind once-kind older brother suddenly became such a terrifying person: he too has been possessed by a demon. The demon settles to kill her there and then, only to be interrupted by Higuma who turns out to be a Hell Warden, an agent of King Enma. Higuma then swiftly proceeds to curb-stomp the demon and free Ayaha's brother from the evil entity's control.
And this is all just thebeggining.beginning. There are a lot more demons to deal with. On top of that, in spite of his cheerful facade, the frequent flashbacks to Higuma's past suggests suggest his childhood to be anything but serene. [[DarkAndTroubledPast Not by a long shot]].
The two then arrive at the Fuchiyama station.
... except that at home, Ayaha's [[ControlFreak micromanaging]] older brother has effectively established himself as a tyrant in the house (and yes, that includes frightening their parents into submission). It doesn't take long for Ayaha to put two and two together and correctly identify the real reason her
And this is all just the
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* GreyAndGreyMorality: Deconstructed. While the evils spirits are flat-out described as pitiful, they're nonetheless a genuine threat for completely innocent people. On the heroes side, while the job of stopping the evil spirits is a valiant thing to do, not everyone can actually stomach the task and carry the heavy burden that comes with the duty. At times, Higuma is grimy similar to a ChildSoldier.
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* GreyAndGreyMorality: Deconstructed. While the evils evil spirits are flat-out described as pitiful, they're nonetheless a genuine threat for completely innocent people. On the heroes heroes' side, while the job of stopping the evil spirits is a valiant thing to do, not everyone can actually stomach the task and carry the heavy burden that comes with the duty. At times, Higuma is grimy grimy, similar to a ChildSoldier.
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* KnightInSourArmor: In chapter 11, Higuma is admits that he sees himself somewhere between this and a CowardlyLion.
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* KnightInSourArmor: In chapter 11, Higuma is admits that he sees himself as somewhere between this and a CowardlyLion.
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* StepfordSmiler: Higuma; Despite of his usual goofy, relaxed smile, he ultimately has deep-seated issues related to his past.
* WouldHurtAChild: The evil spirits are ready kill even children.
* WouldHurtAChild: The evil spirits are ready kill even children.
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* StepfordSmiler: Higuma; Despite of his usual goofy, relaxed smile, he ultimately has deep-seated issues related to his past.
* WouldHurtAChild: The evil spirits are ready to kill even children.
* WouldHurtAChild: The evil spirits are ready to kill even children.
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* EscapedFromHell: The main conflict of the story is that there are ''too many'' spirits who escaped the underworld. It's up to Higuma and friends to send them back.
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* BadassFamily: The Kagarite family have fought against the fugitive spirits for generations.
* FamilyThemeNaming: The members of the Kagarite family shown so far have been named after animals: Higuma ('Bear') and Usa ('Rabbit'). Lampshaded by Ayaha.
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* ItAmusedMe: King Enma apparently operates this way.
* KnightInSourArmor: In chapter 10, Higuma is admits that he sees himself somewhere between this and a CowardlyLion.
* KnightInSourArmor: In chapter 10, Higuma is admits that he sees himself somewhere between this and a CowardlyLion.
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* ItAmusedMe: King Enma apparently operates this way.
way, which is the reason why he bestowed his mark on Ayaha.
* KnightInSourArmor: In chapter10, 11, Higuma is admits that he sees himself somewhere between this and a CowardlyLion.
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* RedShirtArmy: The Bunreisha are a group of people chosen by King Enma by bestowing a special mark on them. These individuals serve directly under the main protagonist Higuma.
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Third year student Ayaha Kuromine stands up for a boy in the bus who had been harassed by a less-than-sober man for the seat in the bus. However, the youngster settles to peacefully resolve the situation.
The two then arrive at the Fuchiyama station. There the boy asks the girl if she owns something that she didn't rightfully own: the aforementioned drunkard's wallet. Is Ayaha's sense of justice just a show? Not really, the truth is that she been possessed by a fugitive spirit who had for some time now forced her into quasi-kleptomania. The youngster, Higuma, thankfully menages to exorcise the demon. And they all lived happily ever after...
... except that at home, Ayaha's [[ControlFreak micromanaging]] older brother has effectively established himself as a tyrant in the house (and yes, that includes frightening their parents into submission). It doesn't take long for Ayaha to put two and two together and correctly identify the real reason her once kind older brother suddenly became such a terrifying person: he too has been possessed by a demon. The demon settles to kill her there and then, only to be interrupted by Higuma who turns out to be a Hell Warden, an agent of King Enma. Higuma then swiftly proceeds to curb-stomp the demon and free Ayaha's brother from the evil entity's control.
And this is all just the beggining. There are a lot more demons to deal with. On top of that, in spite of his cheerful facade, the frequent flashbacks to Higuma's past suggests his childhood to be anything but serene. [[DarkAndTroubledPast Not by a long shot]].
''Hell Warden Higuma'' is an ongoing 2018 ''Magazine/ShonenJump'' manga written by Natsuki Hokami. It was launched in December 2018 along with the other new titles, ''[=Ne0=];lation'' and ''Manga/ChainsawMan''.
The manga has been officially translated with a simultaneous Japanese and English release on [[https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/titles/100039 the official app]].
!!Hell Warden Higuma contains examples of:
* ControlFreak: Ayaha's older brother became one while possessed by a fugitive spirit.
* DemonicPossession: The primary ability of the demons is this. The most obvious symptom is the change of behavior for the worse.
* ElderAbuse: The fugitive spirits are perfectly willing to go after the seniors. One even specifically targets them as they're far weaker than healthy humans, but this comes at a trade-off that the evil spirit needed to gather multiple elderly people as they each had little lifespan left.
* ForTheEvulz: {{Averted}}. None of the demons is really as much relishing in making people miserable, as much as they either lash out their inner insecurities or - most commonly - simply seek to extend their freedom for as long as possible by killing humans and absorbing their lifespan.
* GreyAndGreyMorality: Deconstructed. While the evils spirits are flat-out described as pitiful, they're nonetheless a genuine threat for completely innocent people. On the heroes side, while the job of stopping the evil spirits is a valiant thing to do, not everyone can actually stomach the task and carry the heavy burden that comes with the duty. At times, Higuma is grimy similar to a ChildSoldier.
* ItAmusedMe: King Enma apparently operates this way.
* KnightInSourArmor: In chapter 10, Higuma is admits that he sees himself somewhere between this and a CowardlyLion.
* LadyLooksLikeADude: [[spoiler: The kitsune demon is actually a woman.]]
* LifeDrain: Literally. This is the main survival technique of the demons.
* MultiArmedAndDangerous: Higuma is a rare heroic example of this trope.
* StepfordSmiler: Higuma; Despite of his usual goofy, relaxed smile, he ultimately has deep-seated issues related to his past.
* WouldHurtAChild: The evil spirits are ready kill even children.
* {{Youkai}}: Various demons from Japanese folklore are the basis for most of the fugitive spirits.
The two then arrive at the Fuchiyama station. There the boy asks the girl if she owns something that she didn't rightfully own: the aforementioned drunkard's wallet. Is Ayaha's sense of justice just a show? Not really, the truth is that she been possessed by a fugitive spirit who had for some time now forced her into quasi-kleptomania. The youngster, Higuma, thankfully menages to exorcise the demon. And they all lived happily ever after...
... except that at home, Ayaha's [[ControlFreak micromanaging]] older brother has effectively established himself as a tyrant in the house (and yes, that includes frightening their parents into submission). It doesn't take long for Ayaha to put two and two together and correctly identify the real reason her once kind older brother suddenly became such a terrifying person: he too has been possessed by a demon. The demon settles to kill her there and then, only to be interrupted by Higuma who turns out to be a Hell Warden, an agent of King Enma. Higuma then swiftly proceeds to curb-stomp the demon and free Ayaha's brother from the evil entity's control.
And this is all just the beggining. There are a lot more demons to deal with. On top of that, in spite of his cheerful facade, the frequent flashbacks to Higuma's past suggests his childhood to be anything but serene. [[DarkAndTroubledPast Not by a long shot]].
''Hell Warden Higuma'' is an ongoing 2018 ''Magazine/ShonenJump'' manga written by Natsuki Hokami. It was launched in December 2018 along with the other new titles, ''[=Ne0=];lation'' and ''Manga/ChainsawMan''.
The manga has been officially translated with a simultaneous Japanese and English release on [[https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/titles/100039 the official app]].
!!Hell Warden Higuma contains examples of:
* ControlFreak: Ayaha's older brother became one while possessed by a fugitive spirit.
* DemonicPossession: The primary ability of the demons is this. The most obvious symptom is the change of behavior for the worse.
* ElderAbuse: The fugitive spirits are perfectly willing to go after the seniors. One even specifically targets them as they're far weaker than healthy humans, but this comes at a trade-off that the evil spirit needed to gather multiple elderly people as they each had little lifespan left.
* ForTheEvulz: {{Averted}}. None of the demons is really as much relishing in making people miserable, as much as they either lash out their inner insecurities or - most commonly - simply seek to extend their freedom for as long as possible by killing humans and absorbing their lifespan.
* GreyAndGreyMorality: Deconstructed. While the evils spirits are flat-out described as pitiful, they're nonetheless a genuine threat for completely innocent people. On the heroes side, while the job of stopping the evil spirits is a valiant thing to do, not everyone can actually stomach the task and carry the heavy burden that comes with the duty. At times, Higuma is grimy similar to a ChildSoldier.
* ItAmusedMe: King Enma apparently operates this way.
* KnightInSourArmor: In chapter 10, Higuma is admits that he sees himself somewhere between this and a CowardlyLion.
* LadyLooksLikeADude: [[spoiler: The kitsune demon is actually a woman.]]
* LifeDrain: Literally. This is the main survival technique of the demons.
* MultiArmedAndDangerous: Higuma is a rare heroic example of this trope.
* StepfordSmiler: Higuma; Despite of his usual goofy, relaxed smile, he ultimately has deep-seated issues related to his past.
* WouldHurtAChild: The evil spirits are ready kill even children.
* {{Youkai}}: Various demons from Japanese folklore are the basis for most of the fugitive spirits.
