The series also has a non-canonical Spin-Off entitled Koro-Sensei Quest!. Basically imagine the plot in an RPG Mechanics 'Verse. Beauty Equals Goodness: If you're attractive (or at least ordinary) without looking downright creepy, then you're likely a member of Class-E in one way or another. The only exception to this seems to be Koro-sensei and the four 3-E delinquents (not counting Karma). It's even lampshaded when two girls in a higher-ranking class note that 3-E's PE teacher, the young government agent Karasuma, is rather attractive, and that all of the guys and teachers in their class are ugly and mean. Koro-Sensei moving around at several times the speed of sound should cause immense winds that would swiftly destroy the classroom and everything in it, but usually it only makes the students' hair flutter.

This creature was responsible for blowing up 70% of the Moon, rendering it permanently crescent-shaped, and is threatening to do the same to Earth in exactly one year. But now he has grown bored of the world governments' futile attempts at killing him, so he strikes them an odd deal: permit him to be Class 3-E's homeroom teacher, and he'll allow the students to try and kill him however they'd like to. Can the students successfully take him, now named "Koro-sensei", down and save the world despite the fact that he's ridiculously fast (so much so he can hit Mach 20), very cunning, nearly invincible, and definitely the best teacher they've ever had—especially for an infamous class of twenty-six social misfits and academic underachievers whom society has given up on? Cavna, Michael (April 19, 2016). "2016 Eisner Awards: 'The Oscars of comics' announces record number of nominations for women". The Washington Post. Archived from the original on August 8, 2020 . Retrieved February 21, 2021. Tokyo's Fuji TV Will Air Next Assassination Classroom Episode Next Week". Anime News Network. April 15, 2016. Archived from the original on April 16, 2016 . Retrieved April 15, 2016.

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Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize Nominees Announced". Anime News Network. March 23, 2015. Archived from the original on March 22, 2015 . Retrieved March 24, 2015. John is a complete character. With his long, scraggly beard and expletive-filled conversations, he taught me and my friends two very important life lessons: scratch your itch and quid pro quo. On June 30, 2016, two anime films were announced: Assassination Classroom the Movie: 365 Days and Koro Sensei Quest!. Both aired on November 19, 2016. [26] Cover of the first DVD volume of Assassination Classroom released by Avex Pictures, featuring Nagisa Shiota, Karma Akabane, and Kaede Kayano.

Koro-Sensei’s death scene is dragged out for as long as alienly possible for a finalized farewell, but it goes on for so long that time must have frozen. (Otherwise, the world would have ended due to overshooting their time.) Funimation Dubs Assassination Classroom, Death Parade, Tokyo Ghoul √A, 7 More Winter Shows". Anime News Network. February 13, 2015. Archived from the original on February 14, 2015 . Retrieved February 13, 2015.Hodgkins, Crystalyn (February 18, 2016). "Assassination Classroom Manga to End in 5 Chapters". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on October 8, 2016 . Retrieved March 18, 2016.

Anime Limited Acquires Assasination[ sic] Classroom and New K". Anime News Network. September 27, 2015. Archived from the original on September 3, 2023 . Retrieved September 27, 2015. In class 3-E, the End Class of Kunugigaoka Junior High School, the creature starts working as a homeroom teacher where he teaches his students regular subjects, as well as the ways of assassination. The Japanese government promises a reward of ¥10 billion to whoever among the students succeeds in killing the creature, whom they have named "Koro-sensei". [Jp. 1] However, this proves to be a virtually impossible task, as not only does he have several superpowers at his disposal including accelerated regeneration, visual cloning, an invincible form, and the ability to move and fly at Mach 20, but he is also the best teacher they could ask for, helping them to improve their grades, individual skills, and prospects for the future. At a balcony overlooking the city, Saiki is finally alone from the alien. However, Korosensei, now out of disguise, immediately re-appears behind him, claiming it only takes him three seconds to get here from the outlet store. Korosensei notes that they're now inside the Sakurayama Observatory, to which he claims has the best view to eat the manjū. Saiki is surprised at the alien sharing his thought. Korosensei remarks of the natural view of the hills to the west and the growth of commercial establishments to the east and south. He claims that PSI users and super creatures alike have places where they belong and asks the boy he thinks this place is one too. Saiki starts to believe the alien likes Iruma a lot, only to read his mind and realize that he's thinking of nothing more than the irumanjū, with the word literally all over his head. Reflecting that he's the same too, Saiki gives half of his manjū to the alien, surprising Korosensei to predict the boy saw right into his heart.

the secondlast episode of this shit, made me legitimately cry for more than 30 minutes, it was like 11 pm when i finished the episode- i couldnt stop crying. i was crying like 60% of the episode i paused it after it ended, left the keyboard, just cried, my screen went dark computer went sleep mode, i was still crying. i couldnt stop crying, washed my face and slept crying.

Really, Koro-sensei is the only character that I felt was good. He works really well as the series mascot, but if that wasn't enough, he was also hard not to love. Despite this, I can see why others consider him to be annoying. The other main character, Nagisa, is pretty average for a main character. Acts-weak-but-is-actually-the-best-in-the-class kind of thing. As for the supporting cast... well, this is why Ansatsu is so praised. All of them get their own little development arc, which seemed forced to me. On top of that, the characters really are just templates, design and personality-wise. Just because the show does a good job at featuring them all doesn't necessarily make them good characters. An Aesop: The series goes for numerous Aesops about education, personal attention, and effort. In particular, the show takes the stance against institutionalized corruption, seen in both academia and government, and how they create systems that mostly do harm to those that such systems should be in place to help and serve. Detonation Moon: Koro-sensei's first major demonstration of power is to reduce the Moon into a permanent crescent by destroying 70% of its volume. Later it is revealed that the explosion was caused by a lab rat put in there by Koutarou Yanagisawa, the same scientist who turned him into what he is now as an experiment to test the effects of aging on antimatter cells, which went awry as the cells actually accelerated the aging and created a violent reaction upon the host's death.

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Oh Koro-sensei, He wasn't just teaching his students new things, he taught us fans new things too, even if we didn't realize it. Among-st the many things Koro-Sensei taught us, was how to laugh, learn & develop, always make room to improve, be inspired, challenge yourself, and most importantly use your full potential! The best professor who I have ever had the pleasure of learning from goes simply by the name of John. Top Manga Ranked by Kono Manga ga Sugoi 2014 Voters". Anime News Network. December 9, 2013. Archived from the original on May 8, 2014 . Retrieved December 11, 2013.