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暗殺教室 [Ansatsu Kyōshitsu] #19
暗殺教室 19 [Ansatsu Kyōshitsu 19]
殺せんせー最終暗殺が始動！ その計画は国家という枠組みを超えて秘密裏に進められていた。急変する事態の中でE組の生徒はどんな選択をするのか！？
192 pages, Paperback
First published April 4, 2016
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Yusei Matsui
178 books359 followersYūsei Matsui (松井優征 Matsui Yūsei?, born January 31, 1981 in Saitama, Japan) is a manga artist known for manga Majin Tantei Nougami Neuro. He was an assistant of Yoshio Sawai, the manga artist of Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo (Shirota Masakage made a cameo appearance in Shinsetsu Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo).
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January 21, 2018
In this volume, the 19th of 21, we are in the final phase of the answer to the question: Will Koro Sensei’s students assassinate him as he has trained them to do, or will he destroy the world? Or is there, after all this time, a third answer that will be satisfying? As usual, we see the students in a normal school context, as they all get admitted to their first or second choices for schools, and they plan a yearbook with their teacher, la la la la.
Then comes the Wolf Pack, the greatest assassins yet, who trap the tentacled one. The kids begin to really take leadership, especially Nagisa and Karma, who learns how to back down when he needs to and stay cool. It is for real the beginning of the end (in English, anyway, since it is done already in Japanese!), but it will take two more volumes, the next one in English in February 2018.
Then comes the Wolf Pack, the greatest assassins yet, who trap the tentacled one. The kids begin to really take leadership, especially Nagisa and Karma, who learns how to back down when he needs to and stay cool. It is for real the beginning of the end (in English, anyway, since it is done already in Japanese!), but it will take two more volumes, the next one in English in February 2018.
January 12, 2018
We're definitely building toward a climax here. Plans are underway to kill Koro Sensei, and those plans don't involve class 3-E. Yeah. It all works out for the planners about as well as you'd expect. Some sort of final showdown seems to be on deck for volumes 20 and 21. Looking forward to it!
September 23, 2017
Koro-sensei bebé <3
November 23, 2023
OMG GIMME THE NEXT BOOK
May 18, 2016
I enjoyed this series very much. The ending did not feel rushed and was satisfying. Very emotional towards the end where I delayed reading the last few pages as I did not want it to end. Highly recommend!
August 17, 2018
Even with the end closing in on him and the whole world against him, Koro Sensei's first priority remains teaching and protecting his students. Admirable.
Unlike a lot of manga, the creator has a definite conclusion in mind and is deliberately and skillfully working toward it.
Unlike a lot of manga, the creator has a definite conclusion in mind and is deliberately and skillfully working toward it.
October 18, 2018
I love how far the students have come. I’m excited to see how they manage to save Koro Sensei!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 2, 2017
Kekonyolan2 terakhir Korosensei pada murid2nya, jebakan besar pemerintah, sampai reaksi para murid.
Para pembunuh bayaran dan pasukan tentara itu.... kasihan sebenernya. Mo ngalahin murid2 kelas pembunuh kok di halaman mainnya mereka, ya jelas bukan lawannya *geleng2 iba* ;))
Yaaaaakkk.... 2 tankubon lagi, tak tahan menunggu sayaaa....
Para pembunuh bayaran dan pasukan tentara itu.... kasihan sebenernya. Mo ngalahin murid2 kelas pembunuh kok di halaman mainnya mereka, ya jelas bukan lawannya *geleng2 iba* ;))
Yaaaaakkk.... 2 tankubon lagi, tak tahan menunggu sayaaa....
December 24, 2018
3.75 Stars!
Kind of enjoyed this one, though I find it hilariously infuriating Class E can take down such strong enemies within seconds. I’m ready for heartbreak nearing the end of this series and I’ll be disappointed if it has a super cheesy happy ending :(
(Sometimes an emotional end is the best kind)
Kind of enjoyed this one, though I find it hilariously infuriating Class E can take down such strong enemies within seconds. I’m ready for heartbreak nearing the end of this series and I’ll be disappointed if it has a super cheesy happy ending :(
(Sometimes an emotional end is the best kind)
September 29, 2024
Content warnings: violence, gun violence, explosions
The tension and drama is definitely building to a conclusion in this volume, and I flew through it. I have loved these characters and this story more than I can say.
The tension and drama is definitely building to a conclusion in this volume, and I flew through it. I have loved these characters and this story more than I can say.
August 16, 2018
So close to the end!!
January 2, 2023
IM SO MAD HE DIDNT GET TO FINISH THE YEARBOOK WTF IM ANXIOUS TO SEE HOW THIS ENDS
May 25, 2025
ah shit here we go, i really hate that man
June 4, 2021
Vì 1 khoảnh khắc xúc động ở trang cuối cùng khiến lệ... hoen bờ mi mà cho 5* >:D:<
October 15, 2021
I may have to wait until tomorrow to finish the last two because I don't think I want to risk crying
December 11, 2025
Siamo all’atto finale e io sono triste. L’album di foto, la somma di tutto quello che la 3-E ha imparato durante l’anno, l’addio che si avvicina… sarà dura.
April 8, 2018
Overall Rating: 8/10 - I enjoyed this series. Original, full of detailed characters. The story is original and very well written. You end up hating and loving Koro-Sensei and understand the emotion each student goes through until the end. Ending is perfect, wouldn't change a thing. I recommend this series. ** Love those covers by the way, simple and perfect fit.
Do I recommend it:
Oh yes! It's super fun, each character is fun, original and maturing as the story progresses. Lots of comic relief and perfect arcs!
Do I recommend it:
Oh yes! It's super fun, each character is fun, original and maturing as the story progresses. Lots of comic relief and perfect arcs!
February 15, 2019
Seusai ujian akhir, bagi anak2 kelas 3E, ada ujian lain yang menunggu, yaitu ketika nanti saatnya 'membunuh' Koro sensei. Dalam satu perjalanan poulang sekolah, Karma bertemu dengan sekelompok orang yang sebenarnya adalah para pembunuh bayaran pemerintah yang berkumpul untuk membunuh monster yang akan segera menghancurkan bumi. Sikap yang ditunjukkan oleh anak2 kelas 3E bukan membalas ancaman mereka dengan ancaman, melainkan menunduk, sembari mengukur kekuatan mereka. Ajaran Karasuma sensei memang jooossss....:D
Dan saat itupun tiba. Seluruh kekuatan para pembunuh berkumpul di tambah penembakan peluru anti Koro sensei mulai dilancarkan. Nagisa dan teman-temannya yang sudah sepakat akan melindungi Koro sensei berusaha sekuat tenaga untuk melindunginya. Tapi mereka justru dikurung.
Volume ini sekaligus reuni saya dengan Karma dan teman-temannya plus Koro sensei setelah sekian bulan berhenti karena ngga kunjung bertemu dengan si pemberi pinjaman hahahaha... Masih tetap bikin ngakak sekaligus tersentuh dan tegang pada saat bersamaan.
Kurang dua volume lagi. Duuuhhh... Ngga tega segera mengakhiriu seri ini...
Dan saat itupun tiba. Seluruh kekuatan para pembunuh berkumpul di tambah penembakan peluru anti Koro sensei mulai dilancarkan. Nagisa dan teman-temannya yang sudah sepakat akan melindungi Koro sensei berusaha sekuat tenaga untuk melindunginya. Tapi mereka justru dikurung.
Volume ini sekaligus reuni saya dengan Karma dan teman-temannya plus Koro sensei setelah sekian bulan berhenti karena ngga kunjung bertemu dengan si pemberi pinjaman hahahaha... Masih tetap bikin ngakak sekaligus tersentuh dan tegang pada saat bersamaan.
Kurang dua volume lagi. Duuuhhh... Ngga tega segera mengakhiriu seri ini...
September 24, 2022
Volume nineteen of Assassination Classroom finally ditched the side arcs and plunged straight into the end of the series. Koro-sensei wanted to create a special yearbook and ends up taking the class around the world to take thousands of photos of them. He ends up staying late after school to work on the yearbook when the government decides to hatch their plan. They fire a laser of light from a satellite in outer space at the school. The light doesn’t destroy physical material, but rather, it destroys tentacle monsters like Koro-sensei. Somehow, Koro-sensei dodges the laser beam just in time, only sustaining minor damage.
The mountain is then sealed off in a dome of anti-tentacle matter, trapping Koro-sensei on the mountain. The satellite is charging to 100% for a final, decisive strike. Nagisa and the others learn of what’s happening and want to see Koro-sensei, but they are captured by the government. They end up escaping thanks to the efforts of Karasuma and Bitch-sensei. The path to the mountain isn’t an easy one, though. They have to content with the Wolf Pack, lead by Craig Hojo, aka God’s Soldier. They are an elite group of mercenaries and the last line of defense of the barrier.
Of course, in typical Assassination Classroom fashion, the kids prevail and reunite with Koro-sensei. Just then, the barrier disappears in one spot briefly and we catch a glimpse of the final battle to come. I loved the story that was told here, although parts of it were a bit on the unbelievable side, but that’s something you end up getting used to with this series.
There are two volumes left to go and with all of the filler out of the way, these last two volumes could rival Koro-sensei’s backstory as some of the best chapters in the series. I’m certainly pumped to see how the story comes to its conclusion.
We didn’t get to spend much time with the new character Craig Hojo. We ran into him early on in the volume as he and the other members of the Wolf Pack posed as common street thugs in order to gain intel on Class 3-E. The next time we see him is when they kidnap the kids and then depart for the mountain. Sure, we get some information about his battle prowess and experience, but that’s all we really get. Considering how quickly they wrote him off, it makes sense that we didn’t get much time with him. He does seem to have a noble persona about him, even when he tries to go “beast mode.” Even when he was fighting the students, he took into account their ages and whether or not he should use real bullets. A true assassin wouldn’t care, but he actually had a human side to him.
I kind of liked him as a character, but this is Assassination Classroom we’re talking about. Characters don’t really get long-term development here. It was pretty hilarious that the “Commander” never actually got any development. In fact, he didn’t even get a name! Every time a situation came up where he could say his name, someone cut him off or flat out told him that they didn’t care what his name was. He does make a great point, though, that even if the chance is less than 1%, that’s still too high of a chance when the safety and security of the entire Earth is in question. It is sound reasoning behind why they are taking these steps to assassinate Koro-sensei.
You can’t really fault them for doing so. After all, any good government will take the necessary steps to protect its people. In this case, they are protecting the entire Earth. Painting Koro-sensei in such a negative light; however, was necessary to avoid public sympathy, but it still doesn’t excuse it from being an underhanded tactic. The “Commander” is a good example of a character that has to make tough decisions to do what is necessary. I just found it hilarious that an important character like that got treated in such a minuscule fashion! Outside of these two characters, Karma was the only student to get any further development. His development was a simple maturing process. He was able to keep his temper in check for the first time during their run in with the Wolf Pack. This lead to unnecessary violence between the two of them which could have jeopardized the government’s upcoming plan. It was a nice little touch to his character, but it felt more like a retribution aspect more than development. There really isn’t enough time left in this series to see that new nuance about him used again. It really felt like a one and done characteristic.
Volume nineteen of Assassination Classroom got me pumped up for the conclusion of the series. While it seems far-fetched that junior high students can thwart an entire government and the world’s leading mercenary team, you have to remember that it was just last volume that they snuck on board the International Space Station. Assassination Classroom just keeps coming up with these ridiculous situations that are beyond belief, but at the same time, that’s what makes this series incredibly fun.
That’s the special charm that Assassination Classroom brings with it because you can experience drama and comedy all in the same situation. It shows that this series doesn’t take itself too seriously and that’s a good thing. It gives it its own personality… even if that personality has been seen in several other series. Despite it not being an original concept, Assassination Classroom finds a way to make it its own and make it feel special. Now that Yanigasawa and Grim Reaper II have entered the thunderdome, all that’s left is the battle between these two and the final decision with Koro-sensei!
The mountain is then sealed off in a dome of anti-tentacle matter, trapping Koro-sensei on the mountain. The satellite is charging to 100% for a final, decisive strike. Nagisa and the others learn of what’s happening and want to see Koro-sensei, but they are captured by the government. They end up escaping thanks to the efforts of Karasuma and Bitch-sensei. The path to the mountain isn’t an easy one, though. They have to content with the Wolf Pack, lead by Craig Hojo, aka God’s Soldier. They are an elite group of mercenaries and the last line of defense of the barrier.
Of course, in typical Assassination Classroom fashion, the kids prevail and reunite with Koro-sensei. Just then, the barrier disappears in one spot briefly and we catch a glimpse of the final battle to come. I loved the story that was told here, although parts of it were a bit on the unbelievable side, but that’s something you end up getting used to with this series.
There are two volumes left to go and with all of the filler out of the way, these last two volumes could rival Koro-sensei’s backstory as some of the best chapters in the series. I’m certainly pumped to see how the story comes to its conclusion.
We didn’t get to spend much time with the new character Craig Hojo. We ran into him early on in the volume as he and the other members of the Wolf Pack posed as common street thugs in order to gain intel on Class 3-E. The next time we see him is when they kidnap the kids and then depart for the mountain. Sure, we get some information about his battle prowess and experience, but that’s all we really get. Considering how quickly they wrote him off, it makes sense that we didn’t get much time with him. He does seem to have a noble persona about him, even when he tries to go “beast mode.” Even when he was fighting the students, he took into account their ages and whether or not he should use real bullets. A true assassin wouldn’t care, but he actually had a human side to him.
I kind of liked him as a character, but this is Assassination Classroom we’re talking about. Characters don’t really get long-term development here. It was pretty hilarious that the “Commander” never actually got any development. In fact, he didn’t even get a name! Every time a situation came up where he could say his name, someone cut him off or flat out told him that they didn’t care what his name was. He does make a great point, though, that even if the chance is less than 1%, that’s still too high of a chance when the safety and security of the entire Earth is in question. It is sound reasoning behind why they are taking these steps to assassinate Koro-sensei.
You can’t really fault them for doing so. After all, any good government will take the necessary steps to protect its people. In this case, they are protecting the entire Earth. Painting Koro-sensei in such a negative light; however, was necessary to avoid public sympathy, but it still doesn’t excuse it from being an underhanded tactic. The “Commander” is a good example of a character that has to make tough decisions to do what is necessary. I just found it hilarious that an important character like that got treated in such a minuscule fashion! Outside of these two characters, Karma was the only student to get any further development. His development was a simple maturing process. He was able to keep his temper in check for the first time during their run in with the Wolf Pack. This lead to unnecessary violence between the two of them which could have jeopardized the government’s upcoming plan. It was a nice little touch to his character, but it felt more like a retribution aspect more than development. There really isn’t enough time left in this series to see that new nuance about him used again. It really felt like a one and done characteristic.
Volume nineteen of Assassination Classroom got me pumped up for the conclusion of the series. While it seems far-fetched that junior high students can thwart an entire government and the world’s leading mercenary team, you have to remember that it was just last volume that they snuck on board the International Space Station. Assassination Classroom just keeps coming up with these ridiculous situations that are beyond belief, but at the same time, that’s what makes this series incredibly fun.
That’s the special charm that Assassination Classroom brings with it because you can experience drama and comedy all in the same situation. It shows that this series doesn’t take itself too seriously and that’s a good thing. It gives it its own personality… even if that personality has been seen in several other series. Despite it not being an original concept, Assassination Classroom finds a way to make it its own and make it feel special. Now that Yanigasawa and Grim Reaper II have entered the thunderdome, all that’s left is the battle between these two and the final decision with Koro-sensei!
November 28, 2017
The good:
-The "conclusion" feel of this chapters, now we finally start to see some closure for the many different arcs, and we can see the students recognizing how much they've grown.
-The school ground battle.
-Karma's leadership.
-Karma and Nagisa team up.
The bad:
-The villain was introduced and defeated so quickly. Everyone talked about how capable, powerful and dangerous was this guy, but I didn't see that.
-The "conclusion" feel of this chapters, now we finally start to see some closure for the many different arcs, and we can see the students recognizing how much they've grown.
-The school ground battle.
-Karma's leadership.
-Karma and Nagisa team up.
The bad:
-The villain was introduced and defeated so quickly. Everyone talked about how capable, powerful and dangerous was this guy, but I didn't see that.
August 5, 2017
Volume ini cukup emotional. Hubungan Koro sensei dan para muridnya. Aargh.. sebentar lagi tamat.
January 26, 2022
Những hồi cuối cùng căng thẳng sắp kết thúc, sẽ chỉ còn sự cảm động và xao xuyến mà thôi :(
July 1, 2019
(stejná recenze u všech dílů)
Moc pěkná kresba, jež si již od začátku udržovala svoji kvalitu. Akorát mi ze začátku štvalo, že mi deformovali Karmův obličej. Naštěstí se po asi tří kapitolách po jeho objevení už neukázal. Také mě fascinoval fakt, že se zde vyskytovala hromada ošklivě vypadajících lidí. To ale byly většinou nedůležité postavy. Dále mě fascinoval fakt, že převládala černá barva vlasů i u více důležitých postav. Detaily tu byly také moc hezky vykreslené a především se mi líbily různorodé výrazy postav. Hlavně ty Koro-senseie. :D Třeba tenhle na spodku je úplně roztomilý. :D
Úžasný, dojemný a originální příběh, který se četl skoro sám. Probudil ve mně opravdu hodně emocí a velice mě bavil. Všechny postavy byly skvělé, neboť u skoro každé jsme věděli aspoň kousek z její minulosti, takže její charakter byl uvěřitelný. Dokonce se vyvíjeli i méně důležité postavy a u hlavních byl ten vývoj zcela zřejmý. Je trochu škoda, že se z valné většiny stali spíše kladné postavy, ale zde mě to ani moc nevadilo, protože k tomu měl každý svůj důvod.
Moje nejoblíbenější postava je Karma. <3 Miluji ho celým svým srdcem. <3 <3 :D Zaprvé proto, že vypadá pěkně (díky bohu, že autor mu přestal hned po 2 kapitolách dělat různě zdeformovaný obličej :D) a zadruhé proto, že se mi hodně líbil jeho charakter, především jeho vývoj. Abych pravdu řekla, tak prvních celých 10 stránek jsem ho moc ráda neměla, ale pak se všechno obrátilo. Trochu mi přišla škoda, že nebylo možné se dozvědět o něm něco více. :( Mimochodem vyrostl po těch sedmi letech do krásy. :D
Zajímavá mi přišla minulost Koro-senseie. Sice byla trochu klišoidní, neboť prostě za všechno může žena, ale to mi nevadilo. Nejhorší bylo, že nám byla odhalena trošičku na začátku, a pak se muselo dobu čekat, než se zjistily další podrobnosti, a já se prostě nemohla dozvědět více. :D Mimochodem předtím než se stal chobotnicí, vypadal vážně dobře. :D
Způsob, jakým byly vyobrazeny zkoušky, se mi moc nezamlouval a tyto části mě ani moc nebavily. Naštěstí tam byly pouze krátce a jen dvakrát. Prostě mi přišlo divná podávat písemky jako alegorii na bojiště. Ze začátku to bylo hustý, ale po chvíli mi to přišlo zdlouhavé, neboť komentáře studentů k otázkám mě moc nezaujaly.
Mimochodem když jsem u vzdělání... Tenhle celý vzdělávací systém se mi zdál opravdu příšerný a znechucující. Diskriminace je velmi hnusná věc. Sice asi měl úspěch, ale potopil jakýkoli jiný potenciál, a ke všemu k čemu je dobré se drtit až do umření, pokud vám něco nejde? Neříkám, že to není správné, avšak všeho moc škodí. Protože když se člověk bude dennodenně učit bez přestávky, úplně ho to zničí.
Také jsem nechápala chování Nagisovy matky. Jako vysvětlení mi zpočátku stačilo to, že ji opustil její manžel a ona to psychicky nezvládla. Pak se otec Nagisy náhle zjevil, takže jsem tento důvod nepobrala. Navíc po pokecání s Koro-senseiem to vypadalo, že se změnila k lepšímu. To jsem jí ale prostě nemohla uvěřit, neboť se to stalo vážně zčistajasna. Musela jsem litovat i "2D anime holky jsou lepší než reálné" týpka, jehož rodiče taktéž stáli za nic.
Nepřítomnost romantiky mezi studenty mi opravdu nevadila, jelikož by se mi uspořádání párů určitě nelíbilo a bylo by tam nadbytečná. Hlavně by mi určitě brejlatá holka sebrala Karmu a to bych jí neodpustila. :D Mezi některými žáky sice nějaké chemie probíhala, avšak většinou jen náznaky, což mi bohatě stačilo.
Konec se dal očekávat, ale i tak jsem prostě celou dobu doufala, že se to vyřeší jinak.
Rozhodně bylo zajímavé sledovat, kam to všichni dosáhli.
Obálky se mi líbí a jediné, co bych na nich vytkla, je nedodržování jednotného stylu až do konce. Poslední dvě obálky totiž pak vypadají, jako by mezi ostatní ani nepatřily. Mimochodem je opravdu pravda, že v jednoduchosti je krása.
Dávám 90% Jazyk: Aj
Moc pěkná kresba, jež si již od začátku udržovala svoji kvalitu. Akorát mi ze začátku štvalo, že mi deformovali Karmův obličej. Naštěstí se po asi tří kapitolách po jeho objevení už neukázal. Také mě fascinoval fakt, že se zde vyskytovala hromada ošklivě vypadajících lidí. To ale byly většinou nedůležité postavy. Dále mě fascinoval fakt, že převládala černá barva vlasů i u více důležitých postav. Detaily tu byly také moc hezky vykreslené a především se mi líbily různorodé výrazy postav. Hlavně ty Koro-senseie. :D Třeba tenhle na spodku je úplně roztomilý. :D
Úžasný, dojemný a originální příběh, který se četl skoro sám. Probudil ve mně opravdu hodně emocí a velice mě bavil. Všechny postavy byly skvělé, neboť u skoro každé jsme věděli aspoň kousek z její minulosti, takže její charakter byl uvěřitelný. Dokonce se vyvíjeli i méně důležité postavy a u hlavních byl ten vývoj zcela zřejmý. Je trochu škoda, že se z valné většiny stali spíše kladné postavy, ale zde mě to ani moc nevadilo, protože k tomu měl každý svůj důvod.
Moje nejoblíbenější postava je Karma. <3 Miluji ho celým svým srdcem. <3 <3 :D Zaprvé proto, že vypadá pěkně (díky bohu, že autor mu přestal hned po 2 kapitolách dělat různě zdeformovaný obličej :D) a zadruhé proto, že se mi hodně líbil jeho charakter, především jeho vývoj. Abych pravdu řekla, tak prvních celých 10 stránek jsem ho moc ráda neměla, ale pak se všechno obrátilo. Trochu mi přišla škoda, že nebylo možné se dozvědět o něm něco více. :( Mimochodem vyrostl po těch sedmi letech do krásy. :D
Zajímavá mi přišla minulost Koro-senseie. Sice byla trochu klišoidní, neboť prostě za všechno může žena, ale to mi nevadilo. Nejhorší bylo, že nám byla odhalena trošičku na začátku, a pak se muselo dobu čekat, než se zjistily další podrobnosti, a já se prostě nemohla dozvědět více. :D Mimochodem předtím než se stal chobotnicí, vypadal vážně dobře. :D
Způsob, jakým byly vyobrazeny zkoušky, se mi moc nezamlouval a tyto části mě ani moc nebavily. Naštěstí tam byly pouze krátce a jen dvakrát. Prostě mi přišlo divná podávat písemky jako alegorii na bojiště. Ze začátku to bylo hustý, ale po chvíli mi to přišlo zdlouhavé, neboť komentáře studentů k otázkám mě moc nezaujaly.
Mimochodem když jsem u vzdělání... Tenhle celý vzdělávací systém se mi zdál opravdu příšerný a znechucující. Diskriminace je velmi hnusná věc. Sice asi měl úspěch, ale potopil jakýkoli jiný potenciál, a ke všemu k čemu je dobré se drtit až do umření, pokud vám něco nejde? Neříkám, že to není správné, avšak všeho moc škodí. Protože když se člověk bude dennodenně učit bez přestávky, úplně ho to zničí.
Také jsem nechápala chování Nagisovy matky. Jako vysvětlení mi zpočátku stačilo to, že ji opustil její manžel a ona to psychicky nezvládla. Pak se otec Nagisy náhle zjevil, takže jsem tento důvod nepobrala. Navíc po pokecání s Koro-senseiem to vypadalo, že se změnila k lepšímu. To jsem jí ale prostě nemohla uvěřit, neboť se to stalo vážně zčistajasna. Musela jsem litovat i "2D anime holky jsou lepší než reálné" týpka, jehož rodiče taktéž stáli za nic.
Nepřítomnost romantiky mezi studenty mi opravdu nevadila, jelikož by se mi uspořádání párů určitě nelíbilo a bylo by tam nadbytečná. Hlavně by mi určitě brejlatá holka sebrala Karmu a to bych jí neodpustila. :D Mezi některými žáky sice nějaké chemie probíhala, avšak většinou jen náznaky, což mi bohatě stačilo.
Konec se dal očekávat, ale i tak jsem prostě celou dobu doufala, že se to vyřeší jinak.
Rozhodně bylo zajímavé sledovat, kam to všichni dosáhli.
Obálky se mi líbí a jediné, co bych na nich vytkla, je nedodržování jednotného stylu až do konce. Poslední dvě obálky totiž pak vypadají, jako by mezi ostatní ani nepatřily. Mimochodem je opravdu pravda, že v jednoduchosti je krása.
Dávám 90% Jazyk: Aj
June 27, 2021
Re-Read: June 2021
I'm just going to reiterate what I said in my original review. This volume was amazing and is definitely one of the best in the series. Even though I remembered everything that happened, this volume was super fun and exciting. There were a lot of awesome action scenes but also a ton of character development. I'm really sad that the series is almost over because every volume is so good.
Original Review
WHY DID THIS HAVE TO END ON A CLIFFHANGER!!! I don’t know how I’m going to survive until I get my hands on volume 20. This was such a good volume! At first, I thought that this was going to be more of a filler/character development volume, but it definitely wasn’t! A lot of this volume did focus on bonding, but there was certainly a lot of action as well.
The volumes opening episode centered around my bae, Karma, so I knew from the start that I was going to love this volume. It was a short episode, but it really showed how much he has grown since the beginning of the series. (And it introduced a serious antagonist!) The next few episodes were a ton of fun, and I was laughing through all of it. I loved seeing all the photos of the students! They were so funny and cute, and it really makes me want to re-read the entire series. And they showed some of the different friendships of Class E, and I live for their friendships (especially Nagia, Rio, and Karma's). As I have mentioned many times before, the bond between the student of Class E is so strong! It really makes me wish that I was a part of their class. I’m certainly not as close to all my classmates as the students in Class E! Then again, I also don’t go on assassination missions with my classmates, so it makes sense that we’re not as close...
The last half was so action-packed, and I just couldn’t put it down! I ignored all my homework and the notifications on my phone because I needed to know what would happen next. For the first time in the entire series, I was actually worried about Koro Sensei. I’m so impressed with the authors ability to continually come up with interesting plots, and his ability to build suspense. I was so tense while reading this, and I very rarely feel tense when reading graphic novels. The fight scenes were really well drawn, and the sequences were really interesting. Class E has grown so much as assassins, and I loved seeing them put their skills to the test. I was a bit surprised that Karma, not Isogai took a leadership role in battle on the mountain, but in hindsight it’s the obvious choice. Karma proved his leadership skills in volume 17, and the whole series has kind of been building to this point.
I was really happy with the development of Karasuma’s character. He has created such strong bonds with the students in Class E, and it’s great that he’s finally admitting how much he loves them - and Irina ;). And while we’re talking about Irina, I’m so glad that Meg told her how important she was to all the students. It was a sweet moment, and Irina seemed so touched. She seems so much happier now than she did at the beginning of the series. I also liked that she played a big role in I love seeing her show off her skills. After all, she is a fairly accomplished assassin!
Principal Asano really surprised me. He’s so much nicer than before! I like that the author remembered to draw his leaf-shaped tie clip since it’s such a strong symbol for his original teaching goals. Of course he’s still quite devious, with all the brainwashing that goes on, but I still love his character. Well, maybe I don’t love him, but I love whenever his character is on page.
I have to at least mention Nagisa. He has consistently shown why he’s practically the main character in this ensemble series. He’s such a wonderful character to read about. He’s super nice, but he’s also smart, driven, and a world-class assassin. I don’t know if Class E would have succeeded without him. He always seems to read between the lines, and his strong bonds with all of his teachers helped them a lot this volume. I’m glad he’s decided to be a teacher. I think he’ll be an amazing one. And I’m glad his relationship with his mother is improving! He deserves it.
This whole series seems to be a love letter to teachers. Even though I’m sure I’d hate it, this series paints teaching in such a positive light that I almost want to become one! I never really thought about how much my teachers have affected me, but I supposed they must have had a huge affect on me. I spend a huge portion of my day with them, and they’ve really shaped who I am as a person. Whether they’ve had a positive or negative effect on my is debatable, depending on the teacher, but I am thankful for what I’ve learned from them. None of them have been as amazing as Koro Sensei, but some have come pretty close.
This didn’t really fit anywhere in my review, but I just wanted to mention how much I’ve warmed up to Itona. I used to find his really boring, but I really like him now! I just wanted to show him some love since I’m not sure if I’ve mentioned him before. My review is kind of a mess, but that’s just because I loved it so much! I’m really bad at describing my thoughts and feelings if they’re very strong. By that I mean that I such at explaining why I love/hate something. I love this series so much that I can’t put it into words. Just thinking about it makes me smile :). Anyway, I loved this volume SO MUCH and I can’t wait till volume 20!
I'm just going to reiterate what I said in my original review. This volume was amazing and is definitely one of the best in the series. Even though I remembered everything that happened, this volume was super fun and exciting. There were a lot of awesome action scenes but also a ton of character development. I'm really sad that the series is almost over because every volume is so good.
Original Review
WHY DID THIS HAVE TO END ON A CLIFFHANGER!!! I don’t know how I’m going to survive until I get my hands on volume 20. This was such a good volume! At first, I thought that this was going to be more of a filler/character development volume, but it definitely wasn’t! A lot of this volume did focus on bonding, but there was certainly a lot of action as well.
The volumes opening episode centered around my bae, Karma, so I knew from the start that I was going to love this volume. It was a short episode, but it really showed how much he has grown since the beginning of the series. (And it introduced a serious antagonist!) The next few episodes were a ton of fun, and I was laughing through all of it. I loved seeing all the photos of the students! They were so funny and cute, and it really makes me want to re-read the entire series. And they showed some of the different friendships of Class E, and I live for their friendships (especially Nagia, Rio, and Karma's). As I have mentioned many times before, the bond between the student of Class E is so strong! It really makes me wish that I was a part of their class. I’m certainly not as close to all my classmates as the students in Class E! Then again, I also don’t go on assassination missions with my classmates, so it makes sense that we’re not as close...
The last half was so action-packed, and I just couldn’t put it down! I ignored all my homework and the notifications on my phone because I needed to know what would happen next. For the first time in the entire series, I was actually worried about Koro Sensei. I’m so impressed with the authors ability to continually come up with interesting plots, and his ability to build suspense. I was so tense while reading this, and I very rarely feel tense when reading graphic novels. The fight scenes were really well drawn, and the sequences were really interesting. Class E has grown so much as assassins, and I loved seeing them put their skills to the test. I was a bit surprised that Karma, not Isogai took a leadership role in battle on the mountain, but in hindsight it’s the obvious choice. Karma proved his leadership skills in volume 17, and the whole series has kind of been building to this point.
I was really happy with the development of Karasuma’s character. He has created such strong bonds with the students in Class E, and it’s great that he’s finally admitting how much he loves them - and Irina ;). And while we’re talking about Irina, I’m so glad that Meg told her how important she was to all the students. It was a sweet moment, and Irina seemed so touched. She seems so much happier now than she did at the beginning of the series. I also liked that she played a big role in I love seeing her show off her skills. After all, she is a fairly accomplished assassin!
Principal Asano really surprised me. He’s so much nicer than before! I like that the author remembered to draw his leaf-shaped tie clip since it’s such a strong symbol for his original teaching goals. Of course he’s still quite devious, with all the brainwashing that goes on, but I still love his character. Well, maybe I don’t love him, but I love whenever his character is on page.
I have to at least mention Nagisa. He has consistently shown why he’s practically the main character in this ensemble series. He’s such a wonderful character to read about. He’s super nice, but he’s also smart, driven, and a world-class assassin. I don’t know if Class E would have succeeded without him. He always seems to read between the lines, and his strong bonds with all of his teachers helped them a lot this volume. I’m glad he’s decided to be a teacher. I think he’ll be an amazing one. And I’m glad his relationship with his mother is improving! He deserves it.
This whole series seems to be a love letter to teachers. Even though I’m sure I’d hate it, this series paints teaching in such a positive light that I almost want to become one! I never really thought about how much my teachers have affected me, but I supposed they must have had a huge affect on me. I spend a huge portion of my day with them, and they’ve really shaped who I am as a person. Whether they’ve had a positive or negative effect on my is debatable, depending on the teacher, but I am thankful for what I’ve learned from them. None of them have been as amazing as Koro Sensei, but some have come pretty close.
This didn’t really fit anywhere in my review, but I just wanted to mention how much I’ve warmed up to Itona. I used to find his really boring, but I really like him now! I just wanted to show him some love since I’m not sure if I’ve mentioned him before. My review is kind of a mess, but that’s just because I loved it so much! I’m really bad at describing my thoughts and feelings if they’re very strong. By that I mean that I such at explaining why I love/hate something. I love this series so much that I can’t put it into words. Just thinking about it makes me smile :). Anyway, I loved this volume SO MUCH and I can’t wait till volume 20!
December 8, 2020
Seeing Class 3-E, students and teachers alike, come together to not only escape a government facility, but get past multiple levels of security just goes to show how much Koro-Sensei meant to each of them and how much they have learned. The second half of this volume is the first time we see the class working and scheming knowing that Koro-Sensei will not be there to save the day and it's inspiring.
Other moments of note:
- Karma learning to conceal his strength to achieve his goals is a powerful lesson for an alpha character like him.
- Although it's the perfect choice for him, Nagisa's career plans of becoming a teacher with assassin as a back up plan was amazingly drawn in this book.
- I love that Fake Ritsu got her own character page.
Other moments of note:
- Karma learning to conceal his strength to achieve his goals is a powerful lesson for an alpha character like him.
- Although it's the perfect choice for him, Nagisa's career plans of becoming a teacher with assassin as a back up plan was amazingly drawn in this book.
- I love that Fake Ritsu got her own character page.
March 30, 2018
Volume 19 is titled Time to Go to School. Koro Sensei is caught in a trap by the government's making. He's surrounded by a force field that he can't escape and an anti-tentacle beam is gearing up to kill him for good. The students have to break in to see him one last time and to be the one to make the kill.
This book did a good job setting up the epic battle that's coming in the next volume. You see some more character development from Karma and Nagisa, which was nice. Also, the relationship between Vitch and Karasuma is just so freaking cute that I can't stand it. I'm hoping for a happy ending for EVERYONE!
This book did a good job setting up the epic battle that's coming in the next volume. You see some more character development from Karma and Nagisa, which was nice. Also, the relationship between Vitch and Karasuma is just so freaking cute that I can't stand it. I'm hoping for a happy ending for EVERYONE!
August 29, 2019
Dopo mesi di fatiche, di studio e di addestramento, per i ragazzi della 3E è giunto il momento di affrontare la prova finale: infatti, alle loro spalle, i governi mondiali si sono mossi per tutelare la loro posizione, dipingendo Korosensei come un mostro e mettendo a punto un piano per l'assassinio del polpo giallo che non prevedesse la partecipazione degli studenti.
Ovviamente, loro non sono molto d'accordo e decidono di correre in soccorso del loro professore. La banda di mercenari assunta dal governo è stata sgominata, ma ci sono ancora nemici da sconfiggere. Iniziano gli ultimi novanta minuti che ci porteranno al finale di questa storia.
Ovviamente, loro non sono molto d'accordo e decidono di correre in soccorso del loro professore. La banda di mercenari assunta dal governo è stata sgominata, ma ci sono ancora nemici da sconfiggere. Iniziano gli ultimi novanta minuti che ci porteranno al finale di questa storia.
March 3, 2023
Heading into the endgame of this series, I don't feel much about it one way or the other. The only reason I'm bothering to finish it is because I have all the volumes, and any given book takes very little time to read.
Don't take this is a mark against the series, though--as more time goes along, shonen manga has a harder and harder time keeping my interest. A reader who likes action scenes and absurd, juvenile humor (the author worked on Bobobo as an assistant, and names it as a major influence) could well derive a lot of enjoyment from it.
Don't take this is a mark against the series, though--as more time goes along, shonen manga has a harder and harder time keeping my interest. A reader who likes action scenes and absurd, juvenile humor (the author worked on Bobobo as an assistant, and names it as a major influence) could well derive a lot of enjoyment from it.
April 22, 2024
Kuri Sensei goes into full student councilor mode and completes talks with each of his students, while making sure he creates a Yearbook specifically for Class-E which is nothing short of amazing!!! A trap has been set for Kuri Sensei and it has everyone (including me as a reader) questioning how it is possible to escape!?! Class-E is being seen but not heard and Kuri Sensei has been masterfully placed as the villain of the story in the world's eyes! With Sensei trapped in the school the kids begin a daring and awe-inspiring attempt to reach Sensei.....the stakes are at their highest points and the story is reaching a climactic conclusion worthy of such an amazing series!
March 28, 2020
[comment on the Japanese edition]
This is one of the best volumes so far. It is a shame that it begins with chapter 161, which contains blatantly xenophobic representations of foreigners. Volume 19 could have easily been a 5/5, but I cannot simply ignore the impact that such scenes may have on the many young Japanese readers who will pick up this book.
Having that said, I enjoyed the quick pace, the new developments and how the characters react to those changes in accordance to their personalities and what we know about them so far.
This is one of the best volumes so far. It is a shame that it begins with chapter 161, which contains blatantly xenophobic representations of foreigners. Volume 19 could have easily been a 5/5, but I cannot simply ignore the impact that such scenes may have on the many young Japanese readers who will pick up this book.
Having that said, I enjoyed the quick pace, the new developments and how the characters react to those changes in accordance to their personalities and what we know about them so far.
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