Assassination Classroom
Assassination Classroom
暗殺教室
Ansatsu Kyōshitsu
Assassination Classroom
Director | Eiichiro Hasumi |
Original Story | Yusei Matsui |
Screenplay | Tatsuya Kanazawa |
Music | Naoki Sato |
Photography | Tomo Ezaki |
Lighting | Akiyo Miyoshi |
Sound | Fumihiko Yanagiya |
Art | Yoji Sakaki |
Editor | Hiroshi Matsuo |
Production Companies | Fuji Television, Shueisha, J Storm, Toho, ROBOT |
Release Date | March 21, 2015 |
Runtime | 110 minutes |
Followed by | Assassination Classroom: Graduation (2016) |
暗殺教室 Ansatsu Kyōshitsu Assassination Classroom |
Director | Eiichiro Hasumi |
Original Story | Yusei Matsui |
Screenplay | Tatsuya Kanazawa |
Music | Naoki Sato |
Photography | Tomo Ezaki |
Lighting | Akiyo Miyoshi |
Sound | Fumihiko Yanagiya |
Art | Yoji Sakaki |
Editor | Hiroshi Matsuo |
Production Companies | Fuji Television, Shueisha, J Storm, Toho, ROBOT |
Release Date | March 21, 2015 |
Runtime | 110 minutes |
Followed by | Assassination Classroom: Graduation (2016) |
A mysterious event causes a large portion of the moon to disintegrate. A tall, yellow, tentacled creature appears and claims responsibility. He also claims that he will destroy the Earth itself within a year. Before then, he makes a strange arrangement with the Japanese government; he is allowed to teach Class 3-E at Kunigigaoka High School, a class full of delinquents and poor performers, giving each of them the opportunity to assassinate him before graduation. The reward offered for the assassination is ten billion yen. The military designs weaponry that is lethal to the creature but harmless to humans for use in the classroom. The students dub the creature “Korosensei.”
Despite their stated mission, the students begin to bond with Korosensei as he teaches them a number of life lessons tailored to their individual situations. The Japanese government grows anxious and sends in professional assassins to try and expedite Korosensei’s death, including Itona, another tentacled boy, and Takaoka, an overbearing and violent gym instructor. Finally Korosensei makes a deal with the students: whoever gets a top score in a given subject on the next exams will earn the right to remove one of his tentacles. Six students manage to do so, and so the class sets up an elaborate stage designed to deprive Korosensei of his abilities as soon as the tentacles are removed. Korosensei panics and encases himself in an indestructible crystal membrane. While in this form, Korosensei cannot be killed, but he is also immobile.
Takaoka and Itona both return to Class 3-E and attempt to kidnap Korosensei. Nagisa and Karma, two of Korosensei’s students, lead Itona on a chase, luring him into a trap that neutralizes his tentacles. Nagisa uses an anti-Korosensei knife to sever Itona’s tentacles and return him to normal. Nagisa also stalls with Takaoka until the rest of the class can corner and subdue him. The military decides to take Korosensei in his current form and bury him in anti-Korosensei explosives, so that when the shield drops he will be instantly killed. Korosensei miraculously escapes the execution attempt and returns to teaching.
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Top Billed Cast
Nagisa Shiota
Karma Akabane
Kaede Kayano
Rika Nakamura
Yukiko Kanzaki
Manami Okuda
Ritsu
Itona Horiba
Aguri Yukimura
Korosensei (Voice)
Kensaku Ono
Goki Onaga
Irina Jelavic
Akira Takaoka
Tadaomi Karasuma
Rest of Cast Listed Alphabetically
Ayaka Saito
Masayoshi Kimura
Taisei Yoshida
Tomohito Sugino
Sumire Hara
Yuma Isogai
Koki Mimura
Meg Kataoka
Shiro
Ryunosuke Chiba
Hiroto Maehara
Kirara Hazama
Taiga Okajima
Sosuke Sugaya
Hinano Kurahashi
Ryuma Teraoka
Hinata Okano
Takuya Muramatsu
Yuzuki Fuwa
Rinka Hayami
Kotaro Takebayashi