Ansatsu Kyoushitsu

Let me start the review by saying Toka Yada is best girl and her lack of screen time is criminal. Now we have that out of the way lets get started.

The premise of Assassination Classroom is simple. Asian Dad of the year becomes principal of an elite school and decides to push all the worst students into a special class E. Class E is used by Asian Dads and moms everywhere to scare and motivate their kids to work and study hard. However suddenly the moon gets destroyed and the person(thing?) responsible ends up becoming the teacher for Class E. Class E now gets ... an additional mission apart from clawing their way out of Class E and that is to assassinate their teacher before end of year else their teacher will destroy the whole world.

That premise should be enough to convince most of you to watch the show. If for some reason, you arent convinced then its no use. If someone is convinced but want to read on while the video buffers in the background, read on.

The biggest strength of Assassination Classroom is the teacher, Koro Sensei. He is an Octopus thing who can move at mach 20 speed and is insanely powerful. In a surprising twist, Koro-sensei is also the dream teacher none of us ever had (NOTE: not talking about the sex fetish we all had) He understands his students, takes note of individual abilities, takes time to customize his training for each student and is always available to cheer them up. As the show progresses, Koro-sensei shows incredible enthusiasm as the students' efforts to assassinate him. Apart from Koro-sensei however the rest of the characters are quite weak. The MC is an androgynous male who is as original as a wet tissue. The anime makes an effort to build the characters and make them unique by having them have diverse interests and reasons for coming to class E but they just isnt enough time to build each character up sufficiently. MC for me is weak and I do not think I will ever like him. Season 2 needs more Rio Nakamura, Karma, Toka Yada and Terasaka and less of Nagisa and Kayano.

The animation is smooth and well done. No compaints there. The music is really good with my favorite being Track 17 called Ritsu. The first OP is catchy.

In terms of enjoyment, each episode is enjoyable and seeing the students come up with plans to try and take down not only Koro-sensei but the other challenges they face is always fun. Heck, watching Koro-sensei react to things around him for 20 straight mins would be a blast.

Overall 8/10. Onto season 2.

This is a very good anime. When first reading the description I was skeptical about the concept being to far-fetched. A bunch of junior high kids are secretly being rewarded by the government to assassinate a genetically altered life form.

The further into the show you get the more apparent it is that the show has realistic qualities to it. Each kid in the classroom has some type of problem, thus why they ended up in E class. After watching each episode you can see the characters grow able to achieve the assassination goal. Not only does the lessons the kids learn help them in ... assassination it helps them in life too.

The show is very humorous which adds to more enjoyment of the show.

When I first watched the show, I expected it to be a gritty story about gam- students rising up against a psychopathic teacher and trying to kill him, and betrayal and death ensues. (Look I just finished the DR series at the time don't judge me) It is not like that AT all, but even though it was nothing what I expected, this surprise turned out to be a clever one, as the story and characters filled me with joy. I absolutely love how Koro Sensei is characterized. He really feels like a real teacher, and a good one at that. There was one scene ... in the anime which really reminded me of a teacher I had once. Not only does the fact that his personality gives off a lot of ironic humor given the fact that the students are trying to kill him, but it gives off a lot of heartwarming moments as well. The other characters the show focuses on, such as Nagisa and Karma, are really well executed as well, and you grow to love some of the characters in the classroom. Another positive trait is that, as a comedy, this show is HILARIOUS. Each episode makes me laugh multiple times and there are just so many funny characters in this anime that you will enjoy. Another fun aspect I should mention is that, since this anime is about assassination, there are many clever plans that the students create in order to try to kill Koro Sensei, and it is SO satisfying to watch them unfold.

Even though I love the show, there are a couple flaws I have with it, even if they are pretty minor in my opinion. Because this school has over 20 students, there isn't enough time to flesh all of them out, and there are certainly students that the writers favor more than others. I couldn't even list you all the students by what they LOOK like, let alone tell you what all their names are. Secondly, in the first season, there are certain story beats that get repeated slightly. However, I believe that the anime does enough to differentiate each episode so that it doesn't really become stale. I feel like the use of repetition is to show how much the students have learned. I guess the repetition would be similar to how a test uses similar problems from the lessons you've learned throughout the semester.

Another thing I have to note is that the first season is a lot more episodic and less-plot heavy than the second one. Not that it completely lacks continuity or anything, just that there is less stuff that happens. (Cool stuff still happens though) Honestly I don't mind that the first season is lighter, and I feel like it should exist just as much as the plot heavy parts should.

I'm honestly surprised that this show isn't put onto the same level as the other anime classics of its time, such as death note, full metal alchemist, and K-on. This show will make you feel a lot of things. It'll make you laugh. It'll make you cry. It'll just make you feel good inside. You really need to watch this show. You will not regret it.

I really don't know what to say, about this anime! Actually, It's a really great anime. And yes Koro Sensei_ I am really so grateful that I have seen it. Thanks to the writer(Yūsei Matsui) Who had gifted a real masterpiece...


I really got so much inspiration from this anime actually. And yet it is my fav one...Assassination Classroom Second Season really made me cry after a long time and after I finished it I opened mal id and gave it 10...


The competition between students and teachers for success was really great. And Koro-sensei, just wow a teacher like him, and you are set for your ... future...

I really would have given more if there were any rate above 10 ❤❤...............

Disclaimer : this is the second anime I watched, so I won't be objective in this review. And btw I'm french, tell me if I wrote total bullshit somewhere :p

I really enjoyed watching this anime after a friend told me to watch it, and as he told me, I cried several times.

About the writing of this show, I can't really tell if the best point is the story of the characters. Although I found it was a little long to start and introduce the characters - which I'll tell why it isn't totally a bad point - the sory kept me ... in suspense as much as I watched it in only 3 days, and I couldn't stop between two episodes. Furthermore, talking about this with my sister (who I told to watch it just after I finished the show) gave me chills just by understanding some pionts I didn't get at the first watching. Aboout the characters, I succeeded to remember the main names after only 3 episodes - which is for me a real miracle - and that shows how much they are endearing.

However, this show isn't good only thanks to its writing, but especially its animanion made with the greatest of care. Only looking at the second opening of the first season gives you a showcase of Lerche's best work. And then you see the second half of the second season and understand why I gave it 8. I didn't give a better note because, like in every series, middle-season episodes' animation is good but not outstanding.

Well as it's my first review I don't really know how to finish it, but all I'm going to tell you is to watch it if you didn't, and rewatch it two or three times, until you see all the easter-eggs - 'cause there are plenty of them.

Draws you in to the characters - you love them all before it’s done

Thank God that this is split into two seasons on here. I’m not sure how I could put into words, without ruining the story, what this show did to me. Luckily, as this is just season one, I can’t spoil anything, yippee.

At first, your greeted with a very bizarre plot that provides with enough plausible information as to how this plot is even happening.....as plausible as anime can be anyway. Koro Sensei, the main character in this show is brilliant from the start and the way in which he and the ... other characters interact from the very beginning is spot on. You are drawn in straight away

As the story progresses, more characters are introduced, naturally, but with good taste. Comedy is rife throughout and very funny comedy at that.

As far as the animation is concerned, it takes what is simply a show in a school and elevates it into a very strong Shōnen anime. The way in which a simple exam becomes a thoroughly enjoyable journey is both original and exciting

In addition, Assassination Classroom does not hesitate to poke fun at itself, and does so tastefully.

Once you get to the end of this season you feel like you have made a new group friends. All redeeming characteristics that enable you to like them all equally, with the only exception being Koro Sensei. The love for this character outweighs the rest. He is funny, original, crazy, caring, brilliantly written and most of all, brilliantly animated.

This first season takes you on a journey of meeting interesting characters that are more than likeable and concludes brilliantly to the point that you won’t be able to wait to start season 2.

At school, you may have some boring teachers, and you may sleep through their lessons; then, you may also have some teachers you actually like, and you're actually engaged in their lessons. For example, the teacher for assassination class is - Wait, assassination?! Since when does a school teach their students about assassination?! Well, if you're in Class 3-E of Kunugigaoka Junior High School, you would know the answer to that question. I don't remember exactly when it was that I first found out about Assassination Classroom, nor do I remember when was it that I decided that I was going to watch it; all ... I can say is that it was very enjoyable.

Ladies and gentlemen, tentacles all over, here is my review for Assassination Classroom.

Assassination Classroom begins with a large portion of the moon being destroyed, turning it into a permanent crescent. (That's right, folks, full moons are now a thing of the past!) The one responsible for this catastrophe is a giant, yellow, octopus-like.... thing. Oh, you know how I mentioned what happened to the moon? Yeah, apparently, Earth's next, but first, the octopus thing, eventually named Koro-sensei, wants to teach Class 3-E at Kunugigaoka Junior High for a year! As a result, the students of Class 3-E are given an assignment; they have to assassinate Koro-sensei before graduation, with the prize for doing so being 10 billion yen! Of course, with that big of a bounty on his head, it's obvious that Koro-sensei is no easy target; he can move at Mach 20 speed, which makes it easy for him to dodge all of their attacks. It's not just that that's getting in their way (although Nagisa Shiota does take notes on his weaknesses); it's also how Koro-sensei is the best teacher they have ever had. Much emphasis on ever is used here, considered how badly Class E is normally treated.

Yeah, the story of Assassination Classroom can be quite interesting. It has a bit of a comedy/slice-of-life feel mixed with all of the students' attempts to assassinate their teacher, and it mixes in a bit of the academics, as well. What makes the story of Assassination Classroom interesting, however, is its characters. This anime is full of interesting characters, with not even one dull one. Saying that Koro-sensei is a great teacher is a great understatement; despite how he plots to destroy the Earth the way he did the moon, he puts his students first. He doesn't just teach them school subjects; he teaches them about life and goes above and beyond to help them with their problems. Koro-sensei isn't the only interesting character, though. A majority of the Class E students are likable, especially Karma, Nagisa, Kayano, and Ritsu. If there's any character in this anime I don't like, it's any student besides those in Class E; I just hated how poorly Class E is treated by others. They may be the lowest class, but the LEAST you could do is be at least a LITTLE bit nice to them!

The animation in AssClass (am I the only one who is amused by this abbreviation?), done by Lerche, was very well-done. It really stands out in the action scenes; with the fluid animation in the action scenes, you can really feel yourself getting into it. I alternated between watching this in Japanese (with English subs) and English (dubbed, of course), and I have to say that both versions have good voice acting. I also liked both opening themes, "Seishun Satsubatsu-ron" and "Jiriki Hongan Revolution"; they were very upbeat. While the ending theme, "Hello, shooting star", was also great, sometimes, I didn't feel it didn't really fit this anime.

Overall, Assassination Classroom is a very good anime. If you like anime that focus on teachers trying to teach their students (some other examples being Negima and Denpa Kyoushi), I think I'd automatically recommend this one. There are quite some interesting and funny things happening in the assassination classroom, where the students are assassins and their target is their teacher!

Story: 8/10
The plot is simple and very easy to follow, but there’s never a dull moment. The theme could have been dark and dreary (a point gracefully pointed out in the first opening song), but it’s instead lighthearted and funny, which is a huge advantage for plot progression. The story manages to advance and remain mostly comedic, which makes sitting down and watching it feel neither like a chore nor like a total emersion in brain cell destruction. Lastly, it is inarguably an incredibly original idea that I have yet seen to be attempted by any other series—HOWEVER, I will say that if you’re ... looking for anything down-to-earth or serious, this doesn’t fit the bill (unless you’re willing to suffer through a good 19 episodes of comedy). Really, if you start to think too much, you also start to realize how weird even the semi-dramatic scenes (and full-blown dramatic ones that appear later in the series) are, and it takes you out of the moment.
Art: 9/10
The art style closely resembles that of Attack on Titan, with thick outlines, distinctive eye styles, various nose shapes, and assorted hair types (with, admittedly, many more unrealistic yet anime-esque colors of hair that help to reflect the difference in genre between the two series).
Note: [Upon a bit of further research, I found out that, in conflict with my prediction, the two were animation through completely different studios—Wit Studio (AoT) and Lerche (AC)]
Character: 10/10
The character development, to my surprise, is taken pretty seriously. Even Koro-sensei, who is meant to be the most mysterious character, has specific personality traits and weaknesses easily discovered by Nagisa’s diligent note-taking.
Sound: 8/10
I give the sound 8/10. I actually picked up on the OST this time, realizing that I would have to include it in this review—but considering that this series was given 22 episodes instead of your average 12, it was neither extremely notable nor really bad. I suppose I couldn’t expect it to have an exceptional soundtrack given that it’s a comedy anime--but I think it could’ve been better, because though certain sounds did reoccur, there was no characteristic background music, just generic music. I will say that I appreciated the difference between the opening of the first 11 episodes and the last 11.
Enjoyment: 9/10
As I mentioned above, it is a pretty light-hearted series, and there wasn’t a point where I got bored of watching. That being said, given that this was mainly comedic anime, while there were times I did laugh, it wasn’t frequently, which is what separates this anime from one I would give a perfect score.
Overall: 9/10
Would watch again. Looking forward to Season 2.

Assassination Classroom is pretty good.

Quite a number of characters had development whether through an entire episode or through scenes spread out over the course of the anime. The supposed main character isn't very main and screen time is distributed, making the story a lot more about the class as a whole instead of following a small group to carry the plot. Actually, I suppose Koro Sensei is the main character in that he appears in practically every scene.

Mmmm... I'm not entirely sure why it was interesting to watch though... Makes you wonder what surprises will happen next I suppose. Or rather, it makes you want ... to see what happens and how the characters come into play.

A few nitpicks I suppose: Even when suspending disbelief about the basically invincible being that can do almost whatever the plot requires, travelling at whatever speed he's using in the classroom should cause papers and hair to fly, which bothered me for about 12 episodes before letting it go. It does make an effort to make ridiculous feats believable though. Also, If the moon were to have part of it blown up, it will not remain crescent. Also unresolved plot lines.

Overal, it was fun. 7/10

Story: Japanese for Assassination Classroom, we all know the story. An alien apparently blew up the moon somehow, and then he comes to Earth announcing he will destroy it, too. However, he offers the government a challenge. He will teach a class in Japan, and in the process, they can figure out how to kill him, and they have until their graduation to save the planet. The government offers called 3-E one million yen if one of them or all can get the job done. When you see this anime on this site first, you can see that it's a comedy. Based on the plot ... as a whole, what more would you expect from this show? Though the story is pretty over the top, the plot as a whole is done extremely well. I'm only saying that because everything you would predict does not happen unless you have read the manga before. I did not, so this surprised me on how interesting it really was. 10/10 kudos for the story.

Art: The art is pretty neat for a shonen. It gives Assassination Classroom its own style. Also, I am very surprised on how well they make Koro-sensei while he's moving at the speed of light in the classroom while helping his students. It returns to the classic 2D animation that bring people to watching animation in the first place. With most companies trying to go the 3D animation route, people are forgetting about what you can do with 2D animation. Nothing seems to fail with the animation here. I'm in love with it. 10/10.

Sound: The openings to this show always get me going. They immediately tell you what this show is going to be like, but as soon as you get the endings, it's like a calming down back into reality, which is also done very well. Personally, I'm not a fan of the openings due to I wouldn't listen the shit out of them, but I'm in love with how calm the endings are. The soundtrack inside the anime is pretty good as well. It's simple, but it plays each scene perfectly. 9/10 for this one.

Character: There is actually no character that has been ever misplaced in this show at all. In a show like Assassination Classroom, you would expect only a few of the students to play a major role. That is somewhat the case, but each student does play a part and have his or her own personality to the point that they could be related towards the viewers. Though Koro-sensei is a god character, and we've seen too many of those before, he's a different type of god character. He says that he'll destroy the world, but he doesn't sound like that at all. In fact, he will do anything to protect the students he's teaching. He's like the father these kids never really had, and he would never let anything hurt them. If anything, he teaches them how to become stronger besides learning the ways of the assassins, and that's important for kids in our generation. My two favorite characters have to be Nagisa and Karma. Nagisa is basically the leader without knowing he's the leader. He's not the boring protagonist either. Though he's studious, he actually feels emotion, and we pity him for being in the lowest class because we know he doesn't deserve to be there. Karma is kinda a sociopath, but at the same time, he does care about Nagisa as his best friend. He's cocky, but he learns that cockiness leads to sloppy work. Though he's a jerk, he's a smart, caring jerk, and honestly, he's a sexy beast, and I love him. Even the side characters were done very well (God bless Bitch-sensei). Perfect 10/10.

Enjoyment: This show had to be the funniest show I have ever seen in my entire life. I bet it was funnier in English sub because I watched the broadcast dub version, but the show is still pretty damn good nonetheless. Every episode has at least a handful of good jokes. I also enjoyed watching the characters go on their journeys whether they have the same goals or not. This show just does everything right, and I never thought I would find something like that in forever. 10/10

Overall: For anime fans all around, this show is a must watch. If you don't watch this show, what are you doing with your life? If you're worried that the dub sucks, it actually doesn't. There is no misplaced voice at all. Even Nagisa sounds accurate. Koro-sensei is not annoying sounding, which is a plus. Overall, I'd give this show a rounded up 10/10.

I was very skeptical about this anime. In fact, I started it and then put it on hold before picking it up again, 7 episodes in, about a year later. And you know what? Putting it on hold had been the worst decision I could have made.

The story is interesting – it's absurd, yes, and at times absolutely ridiculous, but that's the style of story you came for if you saw a yellow octopus in a robe and still decided to watch the show. The humor is pretty good, it had me rolling my eyes and laughing a lot.

I enjoyed the art style immensely, ... especially the vibrant colors that you don't get to see that much in anime. Nagisa's eyes were particularly pretty – as was his ridiculous main character hair.

The music is one of the show's strongest points, from the OP/ED to the actual score. I loved every single piece.

What I also liked is that every character is a character - and in a classroom of some twenty kids, that's hard to achieve, but the show manages to make most of them very memorable. I also loved the fact that the show brought up some very heavy topics and discussed them, such as gender identity, parental and peer pressure, even mental illness. I loved it.

And I bawled like a child when it ended.

I never quite understood what made Assassination Classroom such a popular show; was it because of the unique story? The comedy? The action? Having never seen it myself, I was in no place to make assumptions. Despite the very creative setup for the anime, it never caught my attention and thus have just now gotten around to finishing the first season. And now having seen it, I still found myself coming back to the same question: What makes Assassination Classroom so compelling? After I gave it more thought, I've now collected my thoughts on why a relatively above-average show ended up being more than the ... sum of its parts by the half-way point, and why it was truly a unique, important experience.

I'll admit, I struggled to get through the first 10 or so episodes of this show. It was a very on and off deal for me, watching small sections and then leaving it for a while before coming back. Something about the anime just didn't sit right with me; the premise was interesting but none of the characters stood out or made me want to come back for more, and the light-hearted comedic tone worked against the theme of "killing" and "assassination" making the entire underlying narrative seem disjointed and unbalanced. There wasn't focus on any one character, making it difficult to understand the events of the plot through the eyes of the students. The episodic nature of the episodes made it very difficult to watch for long periods of time because of the lack of incentive to continue. Despite my complaints, I stuck to it and kept watching, wanting to find out what really made the show special.

But I never found it. In fact, as I kept watching, I instead found myself growing more and more interested in what was going to happen next, finally understanding the motivations and backstories behind certain characters and why they were doing the things they did. I lost track of time and how many episodes I'd been through, simply clicking through to watch the next with undeniable anticipation. I realized that there wasn't just one thing that made Assassination Classroom special, but many small things that added up to a genuinely enjoyable experience filled with important life lessons about growing up and finding your place in the world. It wasn't just a dumb comedy anime about a bunch of middle school kids trying to kill a hypersonic tentacle monster, it was a show about the importance of persistence, never giving up no matter how bad your odds, and using your weaknesses to your advantage to find strength. From the very start, I'd been looking at it in the wrong way, setting my expectations at a place they never should've been. I now see how my initial disappointment was misplaced; Assassination Classroom was an unexpected slow burn of a journey and didn't grip me like many of my top rated anime did, but boy was it one-of-a-kind.

Ansatsu Kyoushitsu also called assassination classroom in english Its basically an a group of assassins are given a mission to kill their teacher Koro-sensei who is a supernatural being (alien) who can move really fast and was strong enough to make the moon in his own image and class-E aka the assassination classroom are given the task to kill him before they graduate or Koro-sensei will cause more harm and whatnot. My overall experience with the anime was good i watched the dub and thought the voice actor for Koro-sensei did a really damn good job the voice for karma and so on the music ... was decent nothing too special. The intro however was really catchy every time i think about the anime the introduction music just comes into mind. The art is pretty good as well pretty decent character designs nothing too amazing but im not the artist so i cannot say garbage about it. Animation was good, story was fun and interesting enough to get me invested and to actually share a little laugh. Characters were pretty good the anime is more so focused on the class itself rather than 1 main character overall i just really enjoyed this anime and id recommend it.

There are many reasons why I enjoyed this series, and being able to watch it with my 9-year-old daughter with both of us having a good time is at the top of the list. There are not many series that provide that, since they are either not appropriate for kids that age or they are boring for an adult like me. This is one of those rare exceptions.

If I told you that the basic premise of the series is that a classroom of students are "assigned" with the task to kill their teacher, who is an alien that promised to destroy the earth by the ... end of the school year if the class does not achieve the objective, you would think that this is an action anime. This is far from the truth. This series is much more about the relationship between a teacher that really cares for his students' development and personal growth, and about findings success when the odds are stacked against you.

There is quite a bit of humor in this series, some of it is high quality, some of it a little silly (it's a shonen after all, what do you expect?). The art is good without being the best out there. But the other area in which this series shines is in its characters. They dis a really great job with providing us with various options from students in the class that get the spotlight shined on them. That way, each one of us can have his / her favorite. From the quiet and cerebral Nagisa, to the Machiavellian Karma, to the bully Ryouma, there are plenty of options to choose from. On top of that, there are some intriguing characters as teachers.

Overall, this is a fun series to watch. It may not be the highest quality anime out there, but if you are looking for some pure unadulterated fun, you should look no further. And as I mentioned at the start, if you are looking for a show to watch as a family, this is it!

Ansatsu Kyoushitsu is REALLY great.
Story (10/10): The story is very unique. And I like the genre school life a lot. The creators have created a funny yet serious atmosphere in the anime, and I like how great it is.
Art (9/10): I like the art style a lot because it's really colourful and fun even though it's about a octopus teacher that's going to blow up the earth :D
Sound (10/10): Jun Fukuyama. It's all I have to say :D
Characters (9/10): There are a few main characters only, but all of the characters that we learn about have great backgrounds, and to me it's really important in ... an anime.
Enjoyment (10/10): I like the anime a lot. You should definitely watch it. If you have watched Baka to Test or GTO, you'll like this a lot.
Overall (10/10): Just watch it! It's awesome. I want a teacher like Koro-sensei, and you will too. :)

This anime is one of my favorite animes, it is about a class filled with the lowest grades in there school. 70% of the moon is blown up and the person who blew it up is now teaching theses students. The students are supposed to kill their teacher to save man kind or else their teacher will blow up the earth. They are learning to be assassins and other professional assassins come to the class to help kill the teacher. This teacher can move at mach 20, has a super nose, can blow up the earth, can grow back his tentacles, and teaches these students ... because of a promise he made to someone. But he has some down sides, like being a big pervert and has a big sweet tooth.

Story: As you might have guessed from the title, this anime is about assassinating the 'teacher'. Teacher being an almost un-killable alien octopus thing... Anyways, the story can be really childish and cringey at times, but I found it kinda adorable. It was really amazing how they incorporated both killing and school life so well, the author of this anime managed to somehow tie two polar opposite stuff together really well. Comedy for this show was just ok... it was mainly comebacks by the teacher or student and kind of felt dull at times. 8.0/10.0

Art: The artstyle of the show was not anything exceptional, but ... it fit the tone of the anime really well, it's a cute with mostly bright colors. I also liked how even though most of the characters were drawn cutesy (?), they were also sharp. Also to note, the artstyle kind of changed depending the mood of the scene, I thought that was worth noting 8.0/10.0

Sound: Not a big fan of the sound track, its really hyphy and loud.6.0/10.0

Characters: Even though most characters were kind of one dimensional, the sheer variety of cast made up for it. Due to their being so many characters, half way thorough the anime I was often asking myself 'huh, was he/she really in this class from the start?'. The show really tries to give as much information about every student they can, but it's just wasn't possible in 22 episodes. Personally, I never really felt attached to any character nor did I have any favorites, but I appreciated the work that was put to create them. 7.5/10.0

Enjoyment: One word to describe this anime is fun. This doesn't have the best art, or story, or characters, but what it does have is how well they put it together. It's like one of those surprisingly good sports teams without a star player, but the team with great chemistry. Each element is well supported by each other, and it just makes the show really enjoyable and worthy of watching 9.2/10.0

38.7/50 = 77.4%

Have you ever dreamed of killing one of your teachers? come on! We all have.

Assassination Classroom is about Class 3-E; a group of misfit students who have to kill their teacher before graduation...

Sounds fun, right?
IT WAS FUN!!

From the hilarious and lovable characters to the colorful art effects, this Anime was a blast to watch! you get to see how much the characters develop and mature throughout the whole series and you often feel like you are a part of class 3-E.

This anime is 22 episodes long and gives you just the right amount of time to get immersed in the story and ... fall in love with the characters. And let's not mention how many times I had to pause the anime because of how hard I was laughing at the *hilariousness* of this show!


~In conclusion~ I recommend that you watch this Anime as soon as you can, You will not regret it!

Koro-Sensei. The loveable squid space squid who managed to not only successfully teach the lowest class of the school (Class 3-E) but almost every single character in the anime. Having 'destroyed' 70% of the moon the military try to eliminate him but don't have the power to do so. Kuro-Sensei makes a rather unusual request to teach a class of students with appalling grades who are underachieving. The government surprisingly accepts the demand in which the government then task the students to eliminate him with tools from the army. Kuro-Sensei making this a game give the students 365 days to complete the task knowing full ... well they are trying to kill him. With failure being no option the students try their best to kill their teacher before the given date to receive a huge cash reward. Failure will lead to the end of the world. However with the speed of Mach Twenty the students find it a rather difficult task. Quite an unfair advantage huh?

Despite the unfair advantage this anime will not fail to bore you. Having being a action packed animation with plenty of emotional moments and giggles along the way. This anime is great at keeping the combination of action, comedy and drama all in one episode. Having known that this character is very op you will eventually get into the animation and how the show works. Stick around long enough to see one heck of an amazing anime. Can be killed or will the world end?

What makes this show amazing is how Koro-Sensei is very kind and respective despite wanting to destroy the world. Besides this he wants to make the class feel good about themselves and wants them to achieve what they have been told they can't do.

Without spoiling this anime for you this could be one of the most best animes if not the best anime I've ever seen!

If you give some of your time to this anime you will have an amazing journey with Class 3-E and feel a mixture of emotions even after the anime has finished.

"Outstanding"
10/10
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What a clever show.

Its really the one thing that always struck my mind while watching an episode. Bref, we have a teacher who grows the respective skills of his students through his own "assassination" by his own students. If you keep this in mind, you will have a great time with the series and you will understand its uniqueness. Its fun, clever, action packed, mildly psychological, has them feeeeels and is an easy watch. When I think about it, I really think I would of enjoyed the series a tad less if I binged it...1 episode per week was perfect for this type of stuff. ...

I always loved how the the show constantly tries to stay in a realm of reality, which is super refreshing because it always translates this to improbable problems being solved by improbable solutions and strategies.

The show surprises you, you also start by thinking that getting to know the full class will not be possible, a bit like something I felt watching Another, but you end up being involved in the character development of practically everyone. I specially found Nagisa interesting as he was haunting but immensely gentle, the creators were absolutely brilliant with him. Gold star!

Overall the anime stands out, isn't boring, tickles the brain and is definitely worth a watch.