Great Teacher Onizuka began as a manga by Tohru Fujisawa in the late 1990s and became a popular anime series in 1999, centred on Eikichi Onizuka, a former delinquent who decides to become a teacher. Yoroshiku is a standard Japanese greeting used when meeting someone new, roughly meaning please treat me well, and Onizuka delivers it with his trademark bravado. Fans have reused the line in anime edits and soundboards as a shorthand for his chaotic but good-hearted teaching style, keeping the character recognisable years after the series first aired.
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A yoroshiku greeting from Great Teacher Onizuka, a confident self-introduction from the anime teacher. Fans use it for anime edits and teacher memes.
This short clip captures Eikichi Onizuka introducing himself with the Japanese word yoroshiku, a warm and slightly cocky way of saying nice to meet you and please look after me. His voice is loud, laid-back and full of swagger, as if he is already sure the room will like him despite his rough reputation. At just over six seconds, the line lands as a punchline on its own, instantly signalling a new arrival who means business but refuses to play by the rules. It feels funny, confident and unmistakably Onizuka, which is why it works so well as a greeting, a reveal or a cheeky opening.
