Attending the dead-end E Class is no easy task. You need to climb up a mountain to reach the school building, the other sections despise you, and you have to murder your favourite teacher before March or he’ll destroy the world.
A near-unkillable octopus monster has seemingly destroyed the Moon and threatened to end the world. You might have hated him at first, but he’s turned out to be the absolute best teacher you could hope for. He always has time for his students, he tailors every lesson to their strengths and weaknesses, and he’s actually fun to be around.
With the fate of the world resting on finding a way to kill him, however, could you countenance killing Korosensei? Would you befriend him or stay your distance? How would you even try to kill him? And what happens when his other assassins and enemies start coming for your fellow students instead?
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Assassination Classroom is a sci-fi and comedy shonen depicting the struggles of a class of middle-schoolers as they train to become assassins skilled enough to kill the monster that has become their professor.
Although the premise appears rooted in violence and murder, the series quickly proves itself to be a touching, feel-good story in which their alien-like professor Korosensei actually cares for the students. The class eventually warms up to their hyper-competent new teacher, although they silently have to deal with the fact that he has to die someday.
The show revolves around various plots to kill Korosensei, with some attempts coming from outside forces. It also depicts the students’ drive to improve themselves under Korosensei’s mentorship, which includes reigniting their desire to excel at their studies and changing their lives for the better.
Plenty of shifty or traditionally evil characters appear in the story. One of the main morals of the series is that many of these people – such as assassins, ruthless businessmen, or spoiled children – are still human, and can possess redeeming qualities.
Korosensei is notoriously difficult to kill; on top of being able to move at a top speed of Mach 20 or higher, his strange, antimatter-based body is impervious to regular weaponry.
Anti-Sensei weapons were specifically developed to counter this weakness. All weapons in this category are composed of a material able to puncture the flesh of tentacle-based lifeforms like Korosensei and potentially cause mortal injuries. They also have the added advantage of being harmless to normal humans, allowing the 3-E students to execute several daring and reckless traps with their weapons.
The material for Anti-Sensei technologies can take the form of many weapons and ammunition, the most common of which are customized BB-gun pellets known as Anti-Sensei bullets. Another popular weapon that 3-E’s assassins use are Anti-Sensei combat knives.
Apart from weapons, Anti-Sensei material can also be used to coat walls and equipment, and even sewn into fabric for clothes.
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