Gokusen (2002)

Gokusen Special: The ending of the series, the remaining days until graduation.
The last time we see the students before yamaguchi becomes the teacher of a different 3D. (kuma is seen again)

Similar themes and characters: both teachers have a "secret identity" and help their students solve their personal problems.

in both dramas, both female leads have to keep their identity a secret and both girls are surrounded by boys that they learn to cope with

Both are about eccentric teachers who help bring hope to children who have lost all hope. Akahan no Sensei is more realistic in it's approach, where though the teacher excited, he lives in a very real world. so nothing is sugar coated.

Both shows about those who haven't found there places yet- often looked upon badly because of their appearance or pasts..

Both have a female protagonist who is kind and believe in order and the police...
But when the push comes to shove.. she fights with her bare hands .. she enjoys her quiet life.. she enjoys her fights too...
Her image of a small, quiet female make her opponents understimate her.

She can be very naive at times.. and very perceptive about her fight surroundings and opponents.

She hates injustice..

- The characters are very similar;
- They are both about fights;
- Both are based on famous manga;
- Delinquent, high school, bromance / friendship, action, youth, gang, school bullying, etc.

They are basically about a teacher that is in charge of a class that has no discipline. the teacher is able to connect and help out in the students lives and motivate them to study and think of their future.
a plus both teachers are really good fighters and end up getting into fights, which gives it some interesting content to follow.

Both female strong teachers dealing with problematic, delinquent students. Gokusen's FL is actually from a yakuza family, so her fighting abilities are top tier.

Both are dramas about teachers protecting students from adults and the scary world that's trying to take advantage of them.

The two dramas share the same type of comedy, with the hero(es) being most of the time more clumsy than clever. Both depict hilarious Yakuza's families, who have everything to do with loyalty and nothing with criminality.

Though the story is totally differnt, the leads in both the series lead double lifes.
Nanban is slightly more hilarious.

Both dramas have these "hooligans" in the school. In Gokusen it's only one class while in Majisuka Gakuen it's the whole school. In Gokusen they're good hearted but misunderstood while in Majisuka Gakuen they just fight for fun to see who's the top of the school.

pairing studying and fighting really reminds me of old j drama like gokusen or rookies. teaching students who know how to fight and not study or the students who are good at fighting find out how studying can help their life on the long run

In both drama the mc is an unconventional teacher that tries to help their students and make them better people. In both drama there are heavy topics that are addressed both through touching monologues and dialogues and through comedy.