Assassination Classroom 9

暗殺教室 [Ansatsu Kyōshitsu] #9

by Yusei Matsui, Jens Ossa (Translator)

Ein übermächtiges Tentakelmonster mit Smileygesicht droht die Erde zu zerstören.
Aber erst nächstes Jahr... Bis dahin unterrichtet das Monster die Klasse 9-E der Kunugigaoka Junior Highschool.
Welcome to the Assassination Classroom!

Genres: Manga, Science Fiction, Comics, Graphic Novels, Fiction, Young Adult, Humor

192 pages, Paperback

First published May 2, 2014

About the author

Yūsei 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).

Reviews

[Dave Schaafsma · Rating 3 out of 5]

This volume features the end of the Nagisa fight, but again, there's a failed assassination, which you gradually get to see is probably not going to happen. I loved this series in the first couple volumes. The idea is a octopus-like teacher in a middle school who intends to blow up the world; the students must assassinate him, but they actually come to like him as a great teacher. So they keep trying to assassinate him but are kind of actually glad they fail. But how long can this go on?

Still, having taken a break from it for awhile, I came back to it and liked this goofy story. In it they try to get two teachers to fall in love with each other, that's fun, and there's another class trip, it's pretty fun. I still recommend your checking it out, and there's anime based on it.

[Aliix · Rating 5 out of 5]

Koro sensei <3

[Stewart Tame · Rating 4 out of 5]

Summer vacation ends with an attempt by Koro Sensei at playing matchmaker. A member of Class E receives a promotion to Class A. Is it deserved, or just further attempts at manipulation on the school's part?

Some of these storylines could come off preachy and heavy-handed with the wrong approach. I marvel constantly at how deftly Matsui tells his tale, neither too straight, nor too goofy. Yes, it's fluff, but it's exceedingly well done fluff.

[Victor The Reader · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nagisa becomes the class hero when he successfully defeats the mastermind of their biological warfare and now they can have a real vacation. The ever-sly Koro-sensei becomes matchmaker with Miss Vitch and her surprising crush. Later, the second semester starts and it looks likes a classmate is considering leaving the class. A (100%/Outstanding)

[DonutKnow · Rating 4 out of 5]

Why can't I have a teacher like Koro-sensei? :P

[Ross · Rating 4 out of 5]

A student finds his path and another finds his place

Still consistent. Still amusing.
This chapter, we get the conclusion of the poisoning angle. Somebody has to confirm his true intentions and abilities. With summer break over, things are going to escalate in the next semester. One student decides to go a new way. Will he walk alone or be welcomed in?

[Jason · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series continues to be amazing and I love every moment. It somehow mixes humor and read world problems with students and makes you feel better about the kids in the book and laugh at the same time. Very well done.

[Jenny Clark · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was another good volume, wrapping up the summer vacation arc and starting the second semester of school, as well as throwing in a few loops. There are still a few open plot points, but I am sure they will be answered in later volumes.
Koro- Sensi is a very cool teacher. I love how he never puts his students down and takes the time to learn about them so he can teach each one in the best way for them. All in all, a good series that has plenty of laughs, action and heart.

[Carter · Rating 5 out of 5]

It was cool to know that nagisa defeated takaoka again the way how he acted. He was scary.

[Utha · Rating 5 out of 5]

Semua karakternya menarik yha. Bahkan Takebayashi sekalipun... :D

[Dustbin · Rating 5 out of 5]

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[Lorelupin Acevedo (El Caldero Literario) · Rating 4 out of 5]

Y volví después de mucho a esta historia que me encanta, desde 2019 que no volvía a leer alguno de estos tomos y continuar la historia, pero siempre es lindo volver y ver las enseñanzas de Koro Sensei y todas las aventuras de la clase E.

Aunque el hecho de dejar la historia por un tiempo si hizo que volverla a retomar me tomara un poco de trabajo, al principio no le agarraba la onda y me hizo dejar de leer por unos días, pero cuando me anime a seguirla me di cuenta de que poco a poco le fui agarrando el hilo a la historia y termino siendo una maravilla como siempre.

En este tomo vemos el termino de las vacaciones de primavera y el resultado de como les fue con ese premio que ganaron, por otro lado vemos el inicio del segundo semestre y el director de la secundaria les tenia una sorpresa prepara que hasta a Koro Sensei agarro de sorpresa.

Un tomo con un inicio un tanto pesado, pero que si le das una oportunidad te va a terminar encantando y va a ser muy divertido, te hará pasar un rato agradable donde vas a aprender algo muy bonito, sin duda sigo pensando que los Japoneses saben como enseñarte algo, hasta de la cosa mas absurda o ridícula, de la que dices que no tiene nada de importante.

Denle una oportunidad a estos mangas es una historia divertida que no se van a arrepentir de leerle, tiene el sello del caldero literario...

Entrada completa en: http://calderoliterario7.blogspot.mx

[Lila Cyclist · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pertarungan tidak imbang antara Nagisa - Takaoka dimulai. Hawa membunuh muncul dari keduanya. Tapi pesan dari Koro sensei cuma satu, tidak boleh membunuh 😒😒😒. Berbekal instruksi dari Pak Lovro, pembunuh profesional, Nagisa mendekat ke arah Takaoka....


Yang bagian ini bikin merinding, rasanya tegang, pengen tepuk tangan di akhir pertarungan 👐👐👐👐👐👐👐 (standing ovation sekalian lah) ☺️☺️☺️

Semester baru dimulai. Tenggat waktu membunuh Koro sensei tinggal 6 bulan lagi. Sayang, semangat para murid kelas E harus sedikit menurun dengan perginya Takebayashi. Murid lemah ini tiba-tiba menonjol atas bimbingan Koro sensei, tapi dengan entengnya meninggalkan kelas E begitu peringkatnya membaik. Ngga cuma temannya yang kesal, saya juga pengen nyekek ni bocah 😒😒. Tapi, pidato penyemangat sekaligus berisi pelecehan terhadap murid jelas E berbalik menyerang kelas A. Serve you right, Asano! 😜😜😜😜😜

[Evelyn · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was probably my favorite volume of Assassination Classroom so far. The pacing was great and so many things happen! We get to see Nagisa have a badass moment of triumph, the beginning of a romance with Irina and Karasuma, and the storyline with Takebayashi was a really touching encapsulation of what this whole series is about. I love seeing Korosensei inspiring his students to be the best they can be yet still never changing who they are or letting others' expectations dictate what they do. This manga can be very silly and ridiculous but ultimately has such a wholesome heart, and that was especially true in this volume. I love it.

We also got a couple small hints about Korosensei's backstory that have me really intrigued. Excited to keep reading!

[Natalie · Rating 5 out of 5]

I genuinely think that Koro sensei should just kill the principal and take over the school because he could stop the kids from being outlasted that way plus improve upon any teaching methods because he'd be able to monitor the other classes in the most efficient way possible! Just stop trying to destroy the world Koro sensei, please 🙏🙏🙏

[Paula · Rating 5 out of 5]

It’s so funny and I’m getting so invested in these characters. They’re all so well thought out. Also I love the little cartoons at the end with Saiki, that’s another great anime that I would to read its manga.

[Ash (BooksToAshes) · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 stars! Really liked the fight in the beginning. Was just okay from then on.

[Nadine · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was easily the best installment yet, I laughed out a couple of times, there are basically two storylines and I loved them both. I like the characters more and more. Can't wait to see how it all ends.

[Lindsay · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a fascinating look into fake school politics.

[Kait Nash · Rating 4 out of 5]

Pretty sappy book, but good! I liked it :)

[Aura · Rating 5 out of 5]

je commence enfin à aimer Miss Pouffe... !

[Samantha Pinazza · Rating 5 out of 5]

La storia prosegue a ritmo serrato: i colpi di scena, le emozioni si fondono al divertimento in questa storia che minaccia di avere un risvolto commuovente.
Credo di essere vicina alla soluzione…

[Francesca]

Well that was a rollercoaster. From intense to silly to sad to worried to proud. I love when the characters are fleshed out more, and show their best qualities.

(ps I tooootally read this on the correct day, mhmm yep).

[lancet ♡ · Rating 3 out of 5]

Yet again, another chilling Volume of Assassination Classroom for me to consume! I was looking forward to this Volume, and not just because of the Irina and Karasuma scene! (it was mostly because of that scene)

Takaoka has managed to disgust me even more than he has already—he truly is crazy. I won't lie he really is a bone-chilling character. I've never had a character design that bothered me as much as his. Praying to myself that he does not reappear in the story, which is unlikely. He has too much of a grudge to let a prison cell hold him. Unless I'm overseeing things and this is actually the end of him?

I’m honestly so glad the professional assassins had enough sense to not go along with Takaoka’s crazy plans. I thought there was going to be a full-blown showdown, and part of me was hoping for it, but it was actually nice to see them make a rational decision instead.

As for Karasuma and Irina—I’m rooting so hard for them! I practically cried when Karasuma said, "Is she testing out a new trick?" NO, SHE'S NOT! But honestly, I can’t blame him. Irina may be experienced with flirting and relationships, but when it comes to her own feelings, it's a completely different story—and Karasuma is so clueless! I vaguely remember freaking out during this scene in the anime. They are so hopelessly adorable!

Then there’s the big twist: Kotaro Takebayashi, the most academical accomplished student in Class E, announces he’s moving to Class A. Roughly stating in his speech to the whole school that the environment was a living hell, his classmates wasted time and that his teachers have given up on it's students. His old classmates are shocked and confront him, and that’s when we find out his family had been pushing him aside because of his grades. He worked so hard just to get their approval. "To me, being accepted by my family is far more important than the end of the world—or ten million dollars." That hit me hard.

The principal even makes him give another speech to badmouth Class E, which he agrees to at first. But after Koro-sensei talks to him about "breaking chains and lifting his curse," Takebayashi has a change of heart. Instead of trashing Class E, he ends up talking about how much it means to him.


Gosh wow, it’s easily one of my favorites volumes so far.
I'm quite anticipated to begin reading the next one!

(gosh, I feel like I gave this review a abrupt ending, oh well.)

[cindy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nagisa... kamu... benar-benar... cowok mungil.... yang MENAKUTKAN!

Bu Bitch, ganbatte. Kami mendukungmu.

Asano Sr&Jr., sukurin rencana kalian gagal total, weekk.....

[Maria Kramer · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fun volume! Loved the character development of Ms. Jelavitch and Takebayashi.

[Laura · Rating 5 out of 5]

[Selvianty Yusuf · Rating 5 out of 5]

Karena libur musim panas belum berakhir, jadi ada banyak kelucuan di sini. Lalu di kisah akhir ada perubahan dari salah satu murid yang ingin pindah ke Kelas A demi pengakuan. Dan itu kocak banget!

[Milenrrama · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5 en realidad.

Me ha gustado bastante, muy entretenido, qué bonicos son espiando a su amigo.

[Furi Hanifah Zanuardi · Rating 5 out of 5]

<3 <3 <3 pak koroo selalu bikin bapeeerr