

べるぜバブ
Ishiyama High is a school populated entirely by delinquents, where nonstop violence and lawlessness are the norm. However, there is one universally acknowledged rule—don't cross first year student Tatsumi Oga, Ishiyama's most vicious fighter. One day, Oga is by a riverbed when he encounters a man floating down the river. After being retrieved by Oga, the man splits down the middle to reveal a baby, which crawls onto Oga's back and immediately forms an attachment to him. Though he doesn't know i...
A delinquent teen becomes the reluctant dad of the Demon Lord’s infant heir.
Ishiyama High is a breeding ground for troublemakers, where the strongest first‑year brawler, Tatsumi Oga, reigns supreme. One lazy afternoon by the river, Oga rescues a drifting stranger who splits open to reveal a chubby infant. The baby, Kaiser de Emperana Beelzebub IV—affectionately known as Baby Beel—turns out to be the heir to the Demon Lord himself. Before Oga can even process the supernatural twist, a prim and proper demon maid named Hildegard appears, demanding that the boy be raised according to infernal protocol. What follows is a chaotic mash‑up of schoolyard brawls, demonic tantrums, and reluctant parenting. Oga, a hard‑boiled delinquent with a penchant for punching his way through problems, must now juggle homework, hallway turf wars, and the occasional infernal fireball that Baby Beel unintentionally summons. Hildegard, armed with centuries‑old etiquette and a dead‑pan attitude, tries to instill proper manners in a child who thinks a fireball is a bedtime story. Together they navigate a world where teachers are as fearsome as the underworld, classmates are more like rival gangs, and the line between human and monster blurs with every slap‑stick mishap. The series blends over‑the‑top action with slap‑stick comedy, delivering a relentless ride through teenage rebellion and otherworldly childcare.
A rowdy shounen comedy where a high school delinquent becomes unwilling parent to the Demon Lord's infant son, blending constant slapstick fights with baby-care chaos. Expect cartoonish violence, frequent toilet humor, and mild fan service wrapped in a surprisingly sweet found-family dynamic.
Beelzebub has 60 episodes.
Beelzebub is currently finished airing.
Beelzebub was produced by Pierrot Plus.
Beelzebub aired Jan 9, 2011 to Mar 25, 2012.
Beelzebub is based on a Manga.
A rowdy shounen comedy where a high school delinquent becomes unwilling parent to the Demon Lord's infant son, blending constant slapstick fights with baby-care chaos. Expect cartoonish violence, frequent toilet humor, and mild fan service wrapped in a surprisingly sweet found-family dynamic.

Beelzebub IV, Kaiser de Emperana
Main
CV: Sawashiro, Miyuki

Furuichi, Takayuki
Main
CV: Mizushima, Daichuu

Hildegard
Main
CV: Itou, Shizuka

Oga, Tatsumi
Main
CV: Konishi, Katsuyuki

Abe
Supporting
CV: Kondou, Takayuki

Agiel
Supporting
CV: Asano, Masumi

Aizawa, Shouji
Supporting
CV: Takase, Akimitsu

Ananta
Supporting

Angelica
Supporting
CV: Tomatsu, Haruka

Asuka, Ryouko
Supporting
CV: Shimizu, Ayaka

Basilisk
Supporting
CV: Tanzawa, Teruyuki

Bathin de Emuna, Alaindelon
Supporting
CV: Takagi, Wataru

Beelzebub III, Kaiser de Emperana
Supporting
CV: Takahashi, Hiroki

Behemoth
Supporting
CV: Nishimura, Tomomichi

Buu
Supporting
CV: Tanzawa, Teruyuki

Chato
Supporting
CV: Nakagawa, Keiichi

Dezaki, Takumi
Supporting
CV: Takahashi, Shinya

Edda
Supporting
CV: Sato, Takuya

En
Supporting
CV: Kinoshita, Sayaka

Fabas
Supporting
CV: Park, Romi

Fujisaki, Azusa
Supporting
CV: Hikasa, Youko

Furuichi, Honoka
Supporting
CV: Shimizu, Ayaka

Furuna, Taeko
Supporting
CV: Nao, Yoshida

Galle
Supporting
CV: Itatori, Masaaki
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