Assassination Classroom
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Welcome to the Assassination Classroom manga collection at Books2Door , where you can find all the volumes of Yusei Matsui's captivating series. Whether you're a long-time manga enthusiast or a newcomer to Japanese comics, Assassination Classroom offers an enthralling experience filled with unique characters, unexpected twists, and thought-provoking themes. Overview of Assassination Classroom The narrative of Assassination Classroom balances intense action, adventure , heartfelt moments and humour . Each student in Class 3-E is given distinct characteristics and personal arcs, making their development and interactions highly engaging. The series delves into themes such as perseverance, the value of education , and the potential for redemption. The story is set in Kunugigaoka Junior High School, specifically in Class 3-E, a class for students considered failures by the school's rigorous standards. The plot takes a dramatic turn when the students are introduced to their new teacher, an alien octopus-like creature with incredible powers. This creature, later named Koro-sensei, claims responsibility for destroying 70% of the moon, leaving it permanently crescent-shaped. He declares that he will destroy Earth within a year unless the students can assassinate him before then. Despite his terrifying threat, Koro-sensei is an extraordinary teacher deeply invested in his students' education and personal growth. He uses his vast array of abilities to teach them the standard curriculum and the art of assassination. Initially frightened and confused, the students gradually develop a complex relationship with Koro-sensei, blending their mission to kill him with genuine admiration and affection for his guidance. Yusei Matsui: The Author Behind the Series Yusei Matsui, the brilliant mind behind Assassination Classroom, has established himself as a significant figure in the manga industry. Born on January 31, 1979, in Saitama Prefecture, Japan, Matsui started his career as an assis