Name: Hozuki's Coolheadedness
Genre: 職場, 超自然, 輕鬆治癒, 喜劇, 奇幻
Released: 2014

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PremiereWinter 2014

Original Work (Author)Natsumi Eguchi

DirectorHiro Kaburagi

Series CompositionHiro Kaburagi

Character Design加藤寛崇

MusicTomisiro

Episodes13 Episodes

Animation StudioWIT STUDIO

Opening Theme (OP)地獄の沙汰も君次第 - 地獄の沙汰オールスターズ［鬼灯（安元洋貴）、閻魔大王（長嶝高士）、シロ（小林由美子）、唐瓜（柿原徹也）、茄子（青山桐子）、お香（喜多村英梨）、YOUR SONG IS GOOD］

Ending Theme (ED1)大きな金魚の樹の下で - 東京混声合唱団

Ending Theme (ED2)パララックス・ビュー - 上坂すみれ

Ending Theme (ED3)キャラメル桃ジャム120% - ピーチ・マキ（上坂すみれ）

Ending Theme (ED4)閻魔大王に訊いてごらん - 上坂すみれ

Based on the hit manga by Eguchi Natsumi, Hozuki's Coolheadedness is a supernatural comedy TV anime that plunges viewers into the hilariously bureaucratic depths of Hell. Hoozuki, the unflappable and iron-fisted deputy to Daio Enma, keeps the underworld running with ruthless efficiency—all while navigating absurd encounters with characters like Hakutaku, Momotarou, and Peach Maki. Produced by WIT STUDIO with director Kaburaki Hiro helming both direction and series composition, the anime faithfully delivers the original's sharp wit and richly detailed fantasy setting. A must-watch for fans of dark humor and supernatural comedy.

Beneath the mortal world lies a vast and bustling underworld, governed by the fearsome Daio Enma. At his side stands Hoozuki, his most trusted and capable aide, tasked with keeping the chaotic realm of Hell running smoothly. Hoozuki is a figure of striking contradictions — outwardly composed and razor-sharp in his duties, yet harboring a deeply sadistic streak that keeps even the most troublesome denizens of Hell in line. The underworld is never short of headaches, from unruly mythological figures to bureaucratic tangles that would baffle even the wisest of souls. Yet when his official duties allow, Hoozuki retreats into surprisingly wholesome hobbies, including a soft spot for adorable animals and a dedicated passion for cultivating exotic "Goldfish Flowers." This dark comedy offers a unique peek behind the curtain of Hell's inner workings, blending Japanese folklore with sharp wit and unexpected warmth.