Ins't that robe No.2 wearing those bags that they put dead people?
Assassination Classroom: End Time
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http://bato.to/read/_/222893/assassination-classroom_ch76_by_utopia/2
It's just the 2th god of death. Why people forget Nagisa's dad?
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yea
i was sure it was the skull face flower guy
since we did see Shiro take interest in the guy after his defeat
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Yeah. Probs did something even nastier to his face
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Say, how did it they know it was a 15-hit?
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Say, how did it they know it was a 15-hit?
You mean when you watch someone makeout you don't see a hit counter? :ninja:
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@Purple:
You mean when you watch someone makeout you don't see a hit counter? :ninja:
He most probably isn't doing it right! :sad:
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@Purple:
Unless Nagisa's a bastard child, probably not, because we've already seen Nagisa's father that one chapter during the summer time with the fireworks.
Oh right, I forgot about that.
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I'm still not completely sure about the idea of Korosensei being a good amount older than the God of Death Class E faced and being the one who sparked that interest in assassination, but I'd say that the foundation's been laid after rereading the God of Death chapters
Particularly http://bato.to/read/_/288301/assassination-classroom_ch110_by_utopia/5
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http://bato.to/read/_/285346/assassination-classroom_ch108_by_utopia/16
That last panel…
I really need to reread this arc.
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You can actually pick up quite a lot of very subtle hints when rereading the God of death arc. Matsui really does love messing with us!
Lorve mentioning that the God of Death was inactive for two years end up being relevant info. Also the rumors of God of death being 10 people does make it likely that people will impersonate/claim to be him. -
Yeah, there are a lot of subtle hints regarding how Matsui framed the whole scenario beyond Karasuma's reaction to him being kinda subpar.
There's Korosensei's reaction to the "God of Death" name, remarking about training multiple Dobermans to fire guns being an ability of a "god of death", and instantly figuring out the "God of Death's Invisible Scythe" technique.
Among others, I'm sure. Previously, we may have attributed it to Korosensei being a super monster, but, well…
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Okay, that's it, I'm rereading the whole thing.
Watching the anime (after hearing about it I watched the 6 episodes I had on hold), everytime he said anything relating to teaching assassination, or assassination analogies, I was laughing inside. Matsui is awesome.
I'll post any findings.
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At 0:14, is that what I think it is?
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That's two swat agents and Karasuma?
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Could you be more direct?
That's the special for when Karasuma and Korosensei meet, and how he was assigned to the case.
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Check out at the safe.
Not the same safe as the current chapter. That safe opens from the middle, the safe in the current chapter opens from the left side.
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Could you be more direct?
That's the special for when Karasuma and Korosensei meet, and how he was assigned to the case.
Will it become "available"?
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Will it become "available"?
Everything is "available" if you search enough. I don't think is "available" yet.
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I must be among the rare that didn't find the shinigami subpar at all.
I wonder how he came to be. Did Koro trained him back then? Or maybe he was one of Koro's target at some point and he pitied him. He must have been in contact with Koro if the finger trick is a god of death trick. Or more simply Koro's mentor killed the shinigami's dead and then trained Koro as his replacement.
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I must be among the rare that didn't find the shinigami subpar at all.
I didn't either tbh. Considering how good Karasuma is supposed to be and that it was the whole class' teamwork that got him in the best position possible and that he would actually be dead if it wasn't for Korosensei didn't make it seem like he was defeated 'easily'. I was very surprised to find out many people were dissapointed with the arc.
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I didn't either tbh. Considering how good Karasuma is supposed to be and that it was the whole class' teamwork that got him in the best position possible and that he would actually be dead if it wasn't for Korosensei didn't make it seem like he was defeated 'easily'. I was very surprised to find out many people were dissapointed with the arc.
Yep. Considering he was a lone wolf and a human I consider he more than proved himself as the title of the best assassin with the skills he displayed… That is until we learned Mentor assassin and youngster Sniper both survived. But I blame it on the manga tone rather than his competence.
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All this Shinigami talk makes me want to go read Death Note again. Part 1, anyway. Near and Mello were a mess.
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@Fire Fist:
All this Shinigami talk makes me want to go read Death Note again. Part 1, anyway. Near and Mello were a mess.
Aaah death note. Good times. I can consider it to be the best I've read but I always dismiss part 2 when I judge it.
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@Fire Fist:
All this Shinigami talk makes me want to go read Death Note again.
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Yep. Considering he was a lone wolf and a human I consider he more than proved himself as the title of the best assassin with the skills he displayed… That is until we learned Mentor assassin and youngster Sniper both survived. But I blame it on the manga tone rather than his competence.
Yes…. Oh how dissapointed I was with the manga when that happened. But like you say, I didn't blame it on the "GoD" but on the tone of the manga.
But now it makes sense. It was meant to show us how new faux-GoD was to those skills and how overconfident he was (something a true GoD shouldn't be, I think). So I accept it makes sense. But I wish somebody would've pointed out how incongrous it was and not carry on like it's totally normal that two people survive the GoD.
I think the scythe (what a tricky word!) was one of Korosensei's skills for now. I hope it's confirmed in the coming chapters.
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Chapter 134 spoilers
! Japanese summary
http://onepiece-naruto.com/blog-entry-449.html Take it with a grain of salt.
From what I understand using google translate, Koro-sensei was captured (Something to with a disciples?). Shiro decide to use him for a top-secret experiment since Koro-sensei doesn't seem to have any relatives and nobody will really care if he dies. It seem that Koro-sensei has a very kind appearance which make people doubt whether he's an assassin who killed thousands. There's also a monologue which explain why Koro-sensei became a killer. Freudian excuse and stuff. Yukimura was chosen as a researchers looking after Koro-sensei. -
Chapter 134 Korean scan.
! So seems that 2nd Shinigami was Korosensei's first pupil and his betrayal caused Korosensei to become an unwilling test subject for Shiro's experiment.
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! So, Korosensei killed the current Shinigami dad and make him his disciples. _some of us did saw it coming, not too suprising._But then his disciples betrayed him. Bummer.
! I can't help but laugh at how Korosensei turn from a rather charming dangerous man to an emoticon octupus who lives on limited wages.Sometimes even resorting to eating tissue papers! Lol -
! Since we see parts of Korosensei's childhood in 134 I noticed something.
! In chapter 107 the 2nd Shinigami actually stole Korosensei's childhood as his own when he was lying to Irina/bitchsensei to be relatable to her. Which brings up another possibility… being that perhaps Korosensei and Bitchsensei are from the same country originally. -
! Yeah. I had brought it up in #APSmash, but I was wondering who that "acquaintance" was that the second god of death stole the anecdote from, and, well, yeah. Seems like the major change the second god of death was changing the focal character of that past history from a brunette to a blonde lol
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! So, Korosensei killed the current Shinigami dad and make him his disciples. _some of us did saw it coming, not too suprising._But then his disciples betrayed him. Bummer.
! I can't help but laugh at how Korosensei turn from a rather charming dangerous man to an emoticon octupus who lives on limited wages.Sometimes even resorting to eating tissue papers! Lol! Rereading the series right now (up to Chapter 90), it's pretty hilarious how this master of pretty much everything possible under the sun is this perverted, incredibly flawed octopus who easily gets embarassed and does wacky shenanigans with super speed. That's just how damn great the characterization is
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@Purple:
! Rereading the series right now (up to Chapter 90), it's pretty hilarious how this master of pretty much everything possible under the sun is this perverted, incredibly flawed octopus who easily gets embarassed and does wacky shenanigans with super speed. That's just how damn great the characterization is
I don't think this is actually a spoiler but I'll spoiler it just in case.
On Korosensei's personality since we know him:
! I've read people theorize that it was just him acting but I'd like to think that that is actually him trying to live everything he hadn't the rest of his life. Like this is a second chance at living Yukimura gave him, taking responsibilities and trying to connect to others, and passing on his knowledge. I imagine being the GoD or any sort of assassin he never got to be relaxed, always watching his back and putting on layer upon layers of personalities for infiltration. So this is him living. He's going to die anyway so it's not like there would be consequences for him for how he acted.
I think we can see it more clearly in how he is begining to be compared to Irina. Irina, once she got to live a normal life, started to show all the pieces of herself and her maturity that she was missing. I think there's always been a similarity between how both of them act and teach. The same way Irina wanted to teach them and found her ground base to build upon in her experiences talking to foreigners and learning small talk, Korosensei was at his best when he was teaching life lessons or normal ones wraped around an assassination metaphor. That was just how they could express their life experiences and pass them on the best.
So I think the similarities will also apply in how they acted. I mean, Korosensei is always talking about how his "character" is supposed to be (btw, suddenly those fourth wall breaking comments are not so fourth wall breaking, are they? Can Matsui possibly transform any more standard manga/story elements and retroactively make them clues? What's next, his silly costumes are code for his name? XD). So maybe it wasn't really who he was.. but it was who he wanted to be. -
I don't think this is actually a spoiler but I'll spoiler it just in case.
On Korosensei's personality since we know him:
! I've read people theorize that it was just him acting but I'd like to think that that is actually him trying to live everything he hadn't the rest of his life. Like this is a second chance at living Yukimura gave him, taking responsibilities and trying to connect to others, and passing on his knowledge. I imagine being the GoD or any sort of assassin he never got to be relaxed, always watching his back and putting on layer upon layers of personalities for infiltration. So this is him living. He's going to die anyway so it's not like there would be consequences for him for how he acted.
I think we can see it more clearly in how he is begining to be compared to Irina. Irina, once she got to live a normal life, started to show all the pieces of herself and her maturity that she was missing. I think there's always been a similarity between how both of them act and teach. The same way Irina wanted to teach them and found her ground base to build upon in her experiences talking to foreigners and learning small talk, Korosensei was at his best when he was teaching life lessons or normal ones wraped around an assassination metaphor. That was just how they could express their life experiences and pass them on the best.
So I think the similarities will also apply in how they acted. I mean, Korosensei is always talking about how his "character" is supposed to be (btw, suddenly those fourth wall breaking comments are not so fourth wall breaking, are they? Can Matsui possibly transform any more standard manga/story elements and retroactively make them clues? What's next, his silly costumes are code for his name? XD). So maybe it wasn't really who he was.. but it was who he wanted to be.! I was thinking something similar, yeah.
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The "if I kill you, will you die?" edition.
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No shit, Professor Obvious.
I still don't get it the gag with Yukimura's shirts.
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The gag is essentially that Yukimura has zero fashion sense but finds them to be her "best" attire
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Also, Korosensei's past life was simply fabulous in terms of attire and looks. Gotta love that cravat when he was killing his disciple's father.
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Kurosensei is the God of Death.
Korosensei has became a teacher and is training a whole class of children to replace him when he dies – a legion of Gods of Death.
One day, these children will die and go to Soul Society.
Korosensei is the progenator of the Shinigami and Gotei 13.
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Korosensei is one good looking man. I can imagine students not believing he actually looks like that. lol
Korosensei autobiography "How I became a perverted octupus that move at mach 20" will be a bestseller.:ninja:
In retrospect, the current god of death was actually pretty strong. I wonder if he was aware that Korosensei was his master. Must have been pretty awkward for Korosensei to meet him again in his octopus form.I'm kinda curious if there's more than one test subject aside from Korosensei in Shiro's experiment (The one from 2 years ago, not including Itona). Normally, people would have more than one test subjects for an experiment. Curious to see if there are any other octopus creature like Korosensei.
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It seems some of his traits were passed by Yukimura herself like the X thing.
What does 8th portion means?
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Korosensei is one good looking man. I can imagine students not believing he actually looks like that. lol
Korosensei autobiography "How I became a perverted octupus that move at mach 20" will be a bestseller.:ninja:
In retrospect, the current god of death was actually pretty strong. I wonder if he was aware that Korosensei was his master. Must have been pretty awkward for Korosensei to meet him again in his octopus form.I'm kinda curious if there's more than one test subject aside from Korosensei in Shiro's experiment (The one from 2 years ago, not including Itona). Normally, people would have more than one test subjects for an experiment. Curious to see if there are any other octopus creature like Korosensei.
http://bato.to/read/_/279905/assassination-classroom_ch105_by_utopia/4
Yep. Prettttyyyy awkward. But yeah. After rereading the fight, it seems to me like the disciple had the skills to pay the bills, but he never really put them into practice, so in comparison to past-korosensei, his plans had more leeway for things to go wrong. Kinda sucks when what seems to be your first big job gets messed up compared to the older guy killed 1000's of people lol
And yeah, there seems to be the implication that Yanagisawa has at least one other successful experiment, although I expect maybe the disciple underwent some modifications as well. The question really is how many successful test subjects did Yanagisawa have, as these sorts of sketchy, esoteric experiments typically don't go too well for the most part
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It seems some of his traits were passed by Yukimura herself like the X thing.
What does 8th portion means?
Just an 8th helping of meat stuff. It's probably just nonsense really and confuses people as to why she'd even wear that sort of fashion.
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I don't think that the god of death is just Korosensei. It's just too diferent, other than the expertice in assassination and his regret on how he handled his apprentice, it's not just him.
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@Purple:
http://bato.to/read/_/279905/assassination-classroom_ch105_by_utopia/4
Yep. Prettttyyyy awkward. But yeah. After rereading the fight, it seems to me like the disciple had the skills to pay the bills, but he never really put them into practice, so in comparison to past-korosensei, his plans had more leeway for things to go wrong. Kinda sucks when what seems to be your first big job gets messed up compared to the older guy killed 1000's of people lol
And yeah, there seems to be the implication that Yanagisawa has at least one other successful experiment, although I expect maybe the disciple underwent some modifications as well. The question really is how many successful test subjects did Yanagisawa have, as these sorts of sketchy, esoteric experiments typically don't go too well for the most part
I recall Korosensei try to lick open the cage in front of him. That must be embrassing!
Yeah, the difference in practical experiences definitely played a part. Korosensei has years of experiences whereas the current god of death was too cocky and lack the experience.Shiro and the masked assassin(most likely the current GoD) are the only "main" villains that are left. Last chapter, when Shiro's face was revealed, only a small panel was dedicated to that. If Shiro is going to be a huge threat, I think Matsui would make a big deal out it like what he did with a certain villain in Neuro. I'm getting this feeling that is another twist coming where the actual end villain shows up after Korosense's flashback and something really bad will happen…
The end villain may be something similar to Korosensei. If there's a 1% chance of Shiro's experiments being successful, we could end up with 2 korosensei. -
I don't think that the god of death is just Korosensei. It's just too diferent, other than the expertice in assassination and his regret on how he handled his apprentice, it's not just him.
Talking about it in the spoilers, it was something I noted as something very drastically different because of how much of a goofball Korosensei is compared to the master of all trades god of death, but I think most people making that contrast are noting that Bitch-sensei is in a similar disposition of being a pro who never really got to "grow up" in the same way as normal people. Thus, given a second chance, they do all those "normal" things that they never had the time to do whenever they were growing up.
And really, I think the contrast is really damned good because of how different it is.
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I recall Korosensei try to lick open the cage in front of him. That must be embrassing!
Yeah, the difference in practical experiences definitely played a part. Korosensei has years of experiences whereas the current god of death was too cocky and lack the experience.Shiro and the masked assassin(most likely the current GoD) are the only "main" villains that are left. Last chapter, when Shiro's face was revealed, only a small panel was dedicated to that. If Shiro is going to be a huge threat, I think Matsui would make a big deal out it like what he did with a certain villain in Neuro. I'm getting this feeling that is another twist coming where the actual end villain shows up after Korosense's flashback and something really bad will happen…
The end villain may be something similar to Korosensei. If there's a 1% chance of Shiro's experiments being successful, we could end up with 2 korosensei.The thing is that Korosensei kinda implied that his time limit is more of a problem of either assassinating him before the deadline or the entire world is destroyed. To me, it seems like he's saying if they don't kill him, he's basically a ticking time bomb, so I don't necessarily know how practical it would be to create a second korosensei. But hey guess we'll find out soon enough.
That said, I do expect some form of Yanagisawa's experiments to make a debut just like how there was more than one enemy introduced in the last part of Neuro.
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@Purple:
The thing is that Korosensei kinda implied that his time limit is more of a problem of either assassinating him before the deadline or the entire world is destroyed. To me, it seems like he's saying if they don't kill him, he's basically a ticking time bomb, so I don't necessarily know how practical it would be to create a second korosensei. But hey guess we'll find out soon enough.
That said, I do expect some form of Yanagisawa's experiments to make a debut just like how there was more than one enemy introduced in the last part of Neuro.
If that were to be the case, shouldn't he just, you know, kill himself? Or at least make it easier for others to do so? There's certainly more to that.
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@Purple:
The thing is that Korosensei kinda implied that his time limit is more of a problem of either assassinating him before the deadline or the entire world is destroyed. To me, it seems like he's saying if they don't kill him, he's basically a ticking time bomb, so I don't necessarily know how practical it would be to create a second korosensei. But hey guess we'll find out soon enough.
That said, I do expect some form of Yanagisawa's experiments to make a debut just like how there was more than one enemy introduced in the last part of Neuro.
I considered the possibility of him being a ticking time bomb. But I don't think being assassinated or dying naturally on March would make much difference if death would results in him exploding and killing everyone.
The second korosensei may not necessary have the same set of skills or the same time limit. They may even look difference since we still don't know how a "successful experiment" look like. I'm speculating at this point.
I feel Korosensei is trying to stop the actual culprit who wants to destroy earth but he doesn't know where the person is. So, maybe, he's trying to lure the person out.
In terms of enemy, I'm talking more of the big bad instead of minions. But there would definitely be more enemies showing up soon.