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** Even better, with Irina they finally have teachers covering all facets of assassination. Karasuma works their physical abilities while Irina, one of the best HoneyTrap style assassins in the world, trains their social skills so that they can manipulate people and get close to their target. [[spoiler: Koro-sensei's true strength as the God of Death was that he was a MasterOfAll polymath. Fittingly for their form teacher, he hones their mental skills and improvisational ability. His lessons often involve playing on their strengths and thinking their way through the assassination.]] Really, it is as good a class for raising assassins as anyone could ask for.
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* The fact that Koro-sensei had the students [[spoiler:kill him instead of the laser. As all the suspicion being placed upon them would quickly disperse. Since they killed the "monster" who allegedly brainwashed them causing them to be viewed as heroes.]]
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** Itona Horibe [[spoiler:and Akari Yukimira]] desired strength and both went crazy with their new powers as a result of the tentacles absorbing a ton of energy from the brain in order to grant them this power. If Koro-sensei asked for the same thing, he would have been an insane monster hellbent on killing everyone in the planet.

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** Itona Horibe [[spoiler:and Akari Yukimira]] desired strength and both went crazy with their new powers as a result of the tentacles absorbing a ton of energy from the brain in order to grant them this power. If Koro-sensei asked for the same thing, he would have been an insane monster hellbent on killing everyone in on the planet.
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* Yanagisawa/Shiro has repeatedly declared his intention to give Koro-sensei "the cruelest death imaginable." In Chapter 170, [[spoiler: he and the second God of Death show up, interrupting a heartwarming moment between Koro-sensei and his students and revealing that "Number 2" has been transformed into another tentacle monster. Past assassins, including Number 2, have noted that using Koro-sensei's concern for his students against him is an extremely effective tactic. Now, under those circumstances, what could possibly be the cruelest thing to do to Koro-sensei...?]]

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* Yanagisawa/Shiro has repeatedly declared his intention to give Koro-sensei "the cruelest death imaginable." In Chapter 170, [[spoiler: he and the second God of Death show up, interrupting a heartwarming moment between Koro-sensei and his students and revealing that "Number 2" has been transformed into another tentacle monster. Past assassins, including Number 2, have noted that using Koro-sensei's concern for his students against him is an extremely effective tactic. Now, under those circumstances, what could possibly be the cruelest thing to do to Koro-sensei...?]]?]]
** Behold chapter 173.
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* Which student was it who ultimately "killed" the threat that Koro-sensei was for the Earth? It was [[spoiler: Okuda, who politely ASKED for her teacher's help in her attempt to do so. Of course Koro-sensei would make sure that was the best assassination ever. And the Anti-Matter was destroyed.]]
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* Yanagisawa/Shiro has repeatedly declared his intention to give Koro-sensei "the cruelest death imaginable." In Chapter 170, [[spoiler he and the second God of Death show up, interrupting a heartwarming moment between Koro-sensei and his students and revealing that "Number 2" has been transformed into another tentacle monster. Past assassins, including Number 2, have noted that using Koro-sensei's concern for his students against him is an extremely effective tactic. Now, under those circumstances, what could possibly be the cruelest thing to do to Koro-sensei...?]]

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* Yanagisawa/Shiro has repeatedly declared his intention to give Koro-sensei "the cruelest death imaginable." In Chapter 170, [[spoiler [[spoiler: he and the second God of Death show up, interrupting a heartwarming moment between Koro-sensei and his students and revealing that "Number 2" has been transformed into another tentacle monster. Past assassins, including Number 2, have noted that using Koro-sensei's concern for his students against him is an extremely effective tactic. Now, under those circumstances, what could possibly be the cruelest thing to do to Koro-sensei...?]]
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** And it seems like [[spoiler:the second Reaper]] has become just that as of [[spoiler:Chapter 157]].

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** And it seems like [[spoiler:the second Reaper]] has become just that as of [[spoiler:Chapter 157]].157]].
* Yanagisawa/Shiro has repeatedly declared his intention to give Koro-sensei "the cruelest death imaginable." In Chapter 170, [[spoiler he and the second God of Death show up, interrupting a heartwarming moment between Koro-sensei and his students and revealing that "Number 2" has been transformed into another tentacle monster. Past assassins, including Number 2, have noted that using Koro-sensei's concern for his students against him is an extremely effective tactic. Now, under those circumstances, what could possibly be the cruelest thing to do to Koro-sensei...?]]
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* Back on the page for UsefulNotes/The47Ronin, it mentions that a lot of the characters in ''Assassination Classroom'' are named after them, with Koro-sensei being an analogue to Kira. the oft mentioned question of [[spoiler: the possibility of Kira dying of natural causes before the actual assassination happens]] is finally given an analogue as through the simple fact that [[spoiler: Koro-senei could [[SecretlyDying eventually meet his end in such a fashion]] if the students don't kill him themselves by March, with the rest of the world hanging in the balance as well]].

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* Back on the page for UsefulNotes/The47Ronin, it mentions that a lot of the characters in ''Assassination Classroom'' are named after them, with Koro-sensei being an analogue to Kira. the oft mentioned question of [[spoiler: the possibility of Kira dying of natural causes before the actual assassination happens]] is finally given an analogue as through the simple fact that [[spoiler: Koro-senei Koro-sensei could [[SecretlyDying eventually meet his end in such a fashion]] if the students don't kill him themselves by March, with the rest of the world hanging in the balance as well]].
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* FemmeFatale Irina is (somewhat) religious, making her a ''literal'' [[spoiler:praying mantis]].
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\n* In Kayano's spotlight chapter, she builds a giant, bomb-concealing pudding for the purpose of killing Koro-sensei. The other students help her, and [[FriendshipMoment a good time is had by all]]. Finally, just Koro-sense is about to eat the finished pudding, Kayano ''flips out''- she has so many good memories associated with that pudding that [[{{Foreshadowing}} she can't bear to see it destroyed]]. [[spoiler:The same thing happens dozens of chapters later with her 'false' persona, which was created for the same reason.]]

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** Itona Horibe [[spoiler:and Akari Yukimira]] desired strength and both went crazy with their new powers as a result of the tentacles absorbing a ton of energy from the brain in order to grant them this power. If Koro-sensei asked for the same thing, he would have been an insane monster hellbent on killing everyone in the planet.

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** Itona Horibe [[spoiler:and Akari Yukimira]] desired strength and both went crazy with their new powers as a result of the tentacles absorbing a ton of energy from the brain in order to grant them this power. If Koro-sensei asked for the same thing, he would have been an insane monster hellbent on killing everyone in the planet.planet.
**And it seems like [[spoiler:the second Reaper]] has become just that as of [[spoiler:Chapter 157]].
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* Koro-sensei's backstory reveals he asked to be ''weak'' during his [[spoiler: transformation]]. This guy who can go Mach 20 and is nigh unkillable is ''weak''. The amount of power one might have if they went through the same process and asked for strength is horrifying with that in mind.

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* Koro-sensei's backstory reveals he asked to be ''weak'' during his [[spoiler: transformation]]. This guy who can go Mach 20 and is nigh unkillable is ''weak''. The amount of power one might have if they went through the same process and asked for strength is horrifying with that in mind.mind.
** Itona Horibe [[spoiler:and Akari Yukimira]] desired strength and both went crazy with their new powers as a result of the tentacles absorbing a ton of energy from the brain in order to grant them this power. If Koro-sensei asked for the same thing, he would have been an insane monster hellbent on killing everyone in the planet.
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\n* The bit of EarlyInstallmentWeirdness where Koro-sensei actually threatened everyone's ''families'' to hammer home how serious is about how they cannot endanger each other in their mission? [[spoiler: Considering his mannerisms are based off of Yukimura Aguri and this is early in on the year, he hasn't fully embraced his new persona. And, on top of that, having someone nearly get killed while ''hugging'' him would strongly remind him of Aguri's death.]]

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*** [[spoiler:...or sacrifice herself in order to kill Koro-sensei.]]

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*** [[spoiler:...or sacrifice herself in order to kill Koro-sensei.]]]]
* Koro-sensei's backstory reveals he asked to be ''weak'' during his [[spoiler: transformation]]. This guy who can go Mach 20 and is nigh unkillable is ''weak''. The amount of power one might have if they went through the same process and asked for strength is horrifying with that in mind.
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* The amount of weaknesses Koro-sensei has and how he can't truly overcome them? [[spoiler: Makes complete sense once his backstory is out and it's revealed that, contrary to Itona's request to be strong, he asked to be ''weak''.]]

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* The Chapter 125 Colour Page has Kayano and Koro-sensei on it for Valentine's Day, both of them thinking about the same type of candy in the snow, and a Valentine's candy box with "Got to '''kill''' soon" written on it, with the "kill" written over "meet". Then along came chapter 128: [[spoiler:[[WhamEpisode Kayano has tentacles, is in love with Koro-Sensei, and wants to kill him.]]]] In hindsight, it was like a knife to the reader's throat and we never caught on until TheReveal blew it wide open, like a true assassination - we never saw it coming until it already occurred.

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* The Chapter 125 Colour Page has Kayano and Koro-sensei on it for Valentine's Day, both of them thinking about the same type of candy in the snow, and a Valentine's candy box with "Got to '''kill''' soon" written on it, with the "kill" written over "meet". Then along came chapter 128: [[spoiler:[[WhamEpisode Kayano has tentacles, is in love with Koro-Sensei, tentacles and wants to kill him.]]]] In hindsight, it was like a knife to the reader's throat and we never caught on until TheReveal blew it wide open, like a true assassination - we never saw it coming until it already occurred.



** The fundamentals of the God of Death's invisible scythe technique were even used by him in the flashback, with grains of sand.



** [[spoiler: Nah, Kayano won't surrender quietly, it's more likely she'd be forced to reveal identity and defeat Takaoka at that.]]

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** [[spoiler: Nah, Kayano won't surrender quietly, it's more likely she'd be forced to reveal identity and defeat Takaoka at that.]]
*** [[spoiler:...or sacrifice herself in order to kill Koro-sensei.
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* Back on the page for UsefulNotes/The47Ronin, it mentions that a lot of the characters in ''Assassination Classroom'' are named after them, with Koro-sensei being an analogue to Kira. the oft mentioned question of [[spoiler: the possibility of Kira dying of natural causes before the actual assassination happens]] is finally given an analogue as well through the simple fact that [[spoiler: Koro-senei could [[SecretlyDying eventually meet his end in such a fashion]] if the students don't kill him themselves by March, with the rest of the world hanging in the balance as well]].


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* Back on the page for UsefulNotes/The47Ronin, it mentions that a lot of the characters in ''Assassination Classroom'' are named after them, with Koro-sensei being an analogue to Kira. the oft mentioned question of [[spoiler: the possibility of Kira dying of natural causes before the actual assassination happens]] is finally given an analogue as well through the simple fact that [[spoiler: Koro-senei could [[SecretlyDying eventually meet his end in such a fashion]] if the students don't kill him themselves by March, with the rest of the world hanging in the balance as well]].

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** [[spoiler: Nah, Kayano won't surrender quietly, it's more likely she'll be forced to reveal identity and defeat Takaoka at that.]]

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** [[spoiler: Nah, Kayano won't surrender quietly, it's more likely she'll she'd be forced to reveal identity and defeat Takaoka at that.]]
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\n* Back on the page for UsefulNotes/The47Ronin, it mentions that a lot of the characters in ''Assassination Classroom'' are named after them, with Koro-sensei being an analogue to Kira. the oft mentioned question of [[spoiler: the possibility of Kira dying of natural causes before the actual assassination happens]] is finally given an analogue as well through the simple fact that [[spoiler: Koro-senei could [[SecretlyDying eventually meet his end in such a fashion]] if the students don't kill him themselves by March, with the rest of the world hanging in the balance as well]].

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** [[spoiler: Nah, Kayano won't surrender quietly, it's more likely she'll be forced to reveal identity and defeat Kataoka at that.]]

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** [[spoiler: Nah, Kayano won't surrender quietly, it's more likely she'll be forced to reveal identity and defeat Kataoka Takaoka at that.]]

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* Ever since reading the title, I was really curious. It was revealed since the first chapter they were trained to kill the teacher, but isn't an assassin would be more suited to teach about assassination? Then Bitch-sensei came, and I am a bit disappointed after her introduction. And then there's the reveal in chapter 133. [[spoiler: It really IS an Assassination Classroom, where the children are taught to kill by the best assassin himself.]]




** With the reveal in Chapter 128, it can also be inferred that [[spoiler:The pool of anti-sensei material would have also killed Kayano anyways. Korosensei would have been in a situation where there was likely no chance to save Kayano, so he would have died knowing one of his students would have died with him.]]

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** With the reveal in Chapter 128, it can also be inferred that [[spoiler:The pool of anti-sensei material would have also killed Kayano anyways. Korosensei would have been in a situation where there was likely no chance to save Kayano, so he would have died knowing one of his students would have died with him.]]
** [[spoiler: Nah, Kayano won't surrender quietly, it's more likely she'll be forced to reveal identity and defeat Kataoka at that.
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** It also goes a long way to explain why, in the lead up to the God of Death arc, the initial victims were OnlyMostlyDead. The one who attacked them was [[spoiler:a skilled but significantly less competent copycat or inferior successor]].
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* In chapter 133, Korosensei starts revealing his back-story by stating that [[spoiler:he was once an assassin known as the "God of Death" two years ago.]] All of a sudden, all of the advice he gives and all of the lessons he taught to his students about assassination makes sense - [[spoiler:he was once [[WorldsStrongestMan THE Best Assassin In the World.]]]]

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* In chapter 133, Korosensei starts revealing his back-story by stating that [[spoiler:he was once an assassin known as the "God of Death" two years ago.]] All of a sudden, all of the advice he gives and all of the lessons he taught to his students about assassination makes sense - [[spoiler:he was once [[WorldsStrongestMan THE Best Assassin In the World.]]]]
World,]]]], so of course he'd be the best teacher for a class about assassinations, particularly his own.
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* In chapter 133, Korosensei starts revealing his back-story by stating that [[spoiler:he was once an assassin known as the "God of Death" two years ago.]] All of a sudden, all of the advice he gives and all of the lessons he taught to his students about assassination makes sense - [[spoiler:he was once [[WorldsStrongestMan THE Best Assassin In the World.]]]]
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** To top it off, Nagisa [[spoiler: would never learn that the virus was a fake and his friends were never in any real danger. He would've died [[DespairEventHorizon thinking that his classmates were doomed to a slow, agonizing death]]]]. That would've been one HELL of a DownerEnding for this arc, if not for the entire series.

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** To top it off, Nagisa [[spoiler: would never learn that the virus was a fake and his friends were never in any real danger. He would've died [[DespairEventHorizon thinking that his classmates were doomed to a slow, agonizing death]]]]. That would've been one HELL of a DownerEnding for this arc, if not for the entire series.series.
** With the reveal in Chapter 128, it can also be inferred that [[spoiler:The pool of anti-sensei material would have also killed Kayano anyways. Korosensei would have been in a situation where there was likely no chance to save Kayano, so he would have died knowing one of his students would have died with him.]]
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* Starting from Episode 7, when the class leaves for the Kyoto field trip, Ritsu appears at the end of the opening theme even though she isn't seen or formally introduced until Episode 9. It only makes sense when you realize that she did in fact made her classroom debut during Episode 7. [[spoiler: She was being installed there while the students were away on the field trip.]]
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* The Chapter 125 Colour Page has Kayano and Koro-sensei on it for Valentine's Day, both of them thinking about the same type of candy in the snow, and a Valentine's candy box with "Got to '''kill''' soon" written on it, with the "kill" written over "meet". Then along came chapter 128: [[spoiler:[[WhamEpisode Kayano has tentacles, is in love with Koro-Sensei, and wants to kill him.]]]] In hindsight, it was like a knife to the reader's throat and we never caught on until TheReveal blew it wide open, like a true assassination - we never saw it coming until it already occurred.
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** '''Weakness 29: He gets carried away by official positions''', where he took his role as the jailer during the Cops and Robbers game way too seriously. Earlier, Koro-sensei also played the role of a hot-blooded baseball coach and an overly strict lifeguard ('''Weakness 22: He’s very strict about poolside manner''') to the same degree. But what's Koro-sensei's official job, you know, the one that he's ''really'' good at and the primary motivation behind playing all of the above positions so well? [[Heartwarming/AnsatsuKyoushitsu Being Class-E's homeroom teacher]].

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** '''Weakness 29: He gets carried away by official positions''', where he took his role as the jailer during the Cops and Robbers game way too seriously. Earlier, Koro-sensei also played the role of a hot-blooded baseball coach and an overly strict lifeguard ('''Weakness 22: He’s very strict about poolside manner''') to the same degree. But what's Koro-sensei's official job, you know, the one that he's ''really'' good at and the primary motivation behind playing all of the above positions so well? [[Heartwarming/AnsatsuKyoushitsu [[Heartwarming/AssassinationClassroom Being Class-E's homeroom teacher]].
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* Nagisa is always wearing two thin, black bracelets around his wrists. [[spoiler: After Chapter 112's reveal, it's safe to assume that they're actually back up hair ties. He ''really'' doesn't want to be seen in public with his long hair down.]]
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* Some of Koro-sensei's weaknesses can be inferred or justified by his personality, actions, or another weakness.
** '''Weakness 12: Getting wet'''. During a particularly humid day, his head absorbed the moisture in the air and swelled up. [[spoiler: A later chapter reveals '''Weakness 23: He can’t swim'''. His entire body will swell up when exposed to water]].
** '''Weakness 29: He gets carried away by official positions''', where he took his role as the jailer during the Cops and Robbers game way too seriously. Earlier, Koro-sensei also played the role of a hot-blooded baseball coach and an overly strict lifeguard ('''Weakness 22: He’s very strict about poolside manner''') to the same degree. But what's Koro-sensei's official job, you know, the one that he's ''really'' good at and the primary motivation behind playing all of the above positions so well? [[Heartwarming/AnsatsuKyoushitsu Being Class-E's homeroom teacher]].

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* During the intro to the Hotel Arc, the mastermind demands that Nagisa and Kayano trade off Koro-sensei for the antidote. Karasuma considers complying, despite the risk of a worst case scenario where both kids are kidnapped and the antidote is never handed over, but eventually decides against it. After reading the entirety of the arc, you'll realize just how ''horrific'' the actual "worst case scenario" would've turned out:
** As detailed during TheReveal, Kayano and Koro-sensei [[spoiler: would have been restrained and buried together in anti-sensei material and cement. Koro-sensei could either escape by exploding, killing Kayano in the process, or save her life by sacrificing himself and succumbing to the anti-material. Though there's no guarantee that the second option would've been explosion free...]]
** Meanwhile, the same events would've occurred for Nagisa: [[spoiler: Takaoka would have trapped him on the heliport and blown up the antidote, sending Nagisa spiraling into his UnstoppableRage--except Terasaka wouldn't have been there to throw him the stun gun and snap him out of his bloodlust. Without a clear head and the second weapon, Nagisa would not have been able to utilize the secret technique, rendering him powerless to stop Takaoka from murdering him]].
** To top it off, Nagisa [[spoiler: would never learn that the virus was a fake and his friends were never in any real danger. He would've died [[DespairEventHorizon thinking that his classmates were doomed to a slow, agonizing death]]]]. That would've been one HELL of a DownerEnding for this arc, if not for the entire series.

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