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RRW · 2012-09-14, 16:27

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Originally Posted by surerman

They'll be killed, humans tend to wish to annihilate something they can't control (more powerful than them). And as vicious as them is, they'll annihilate even their own kind.

I foresee, long chapter ahead, the whole E class will realize, that even with Koro-sensei dead, their 'E' status wont change.

In recent chapter their 'E' as in 'End', just for the academic, but after Koro sensei die, it will change to 'End' of their life as well.

If Koro sense live, the whole class will still under protection of super power creature, and no one can harm them

hence koro-sensei not allow that to happens. he probably planing to turn class E to high class assassination classroom with top class (assassin) teacher and facility so that this "useless" student can have new life as assassin

this probably wish from previous teacher

LeaD36 · 2012-09-14, 18:42

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Actually, this teacher talk reminds me.... didn't some people make some references to GTO a little while back? Now I'm wondering if this series will also have the requisite "tough guy" teacher (be he a street punk/yakuza/banchou/etc.).....?

I can totally see the author making a 2-3 page extra sometime in the future by adding a scene where korosensei looks and dresses like Onizuka (a big + would be if he also took the crouching stance Onizuka always does when he smokes) while the final frame would be the class going Muri Muri- while waving their hands (a motion of denial)

The plot for this mini chapter would be something like this:

Random Student A: Don't you think our teacher resembles GDO a lot? (Obvious GTO reference, althought since it wasn't part of WSJ the names usually get scrambled/spoofed)
Random Student B: Well thinking about it. (Insert a few random panels of well known GTO scenes, crouching Onizuka, perverted Onizuka looking at girls panties while sitting below a staircase/an elevator, having a super enhanced tentacle after 100 arm wrestles)
Nagisa Tsukkomis: Muri Mur ja nai deyo~
something along this line.

or perhaps add a few panels of things that actually do resemble Onizuka, only to use different scenes / 1 scene which Nagisa uses to dismiss the discussion of the other 2.

I should totally submit this to the author of AC

RapidPotential · 2012-09-14, 20:18

I believe none of the students have realised that the stigma and disdain that they have been facing will not disappear, even with the successful assassination of Koro-sensei, but only simply because there's that huge reward behind it and the fact that they've been fully focused on trying to kill him to stop the world from facing doom (as well as protecting their loved ones).

Surely this issue would have to be brought up closer to the one-year limit Koro-sensei gave the class.

Shadow5YA · 2012-09-14, 21:38

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Originally Posted by RapidPotential

I believe none of the students have realised that the stigma and disdain that they have been facing will not disappear, even with the successful assassination of Koro-sensei, but only simply because there's that huge reward behind it and the fact that they've been fully focused on trying to kill him to stop the world from facing doom (as well as protecting their loved ones).

Surely this issue would have to be brought up closer to the one-year limit Koro-sensei gave the class.

Eh... at this point, I don't think class E is focused on the reward at all. I think they're all more focused on meeting Koro-sensei's expectations.

He's one of the first people to value them as human beings. After the class goes through him, I think they'll be strong and confident enough to face whatever the rest of the school throws at them.

Claies · 2012-09-17, 00:19

I was wondering what Nagisa's money line was. This guy can go places.

How many chapters until he does more than talking?

Aesthetic Shampoo · 2012-09-17, 01:39

There is something wrong with that school.

Von Himmel · 2012-09-17, 02:11

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There is something wrong with that school.

Though I'm somewhat agree that having things like Class E will force everyone in that school to keep doing better, it's still disgusting method to use.

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He's one of the first people to value them as human beings. After the class goes through him, I think they'll be strong and confident enough to face whatever the rest of the school throws at them.

I think they still need to get more confidence though

It seems that being in class E really weigh heavily on their minds...if they could get pass that, I have no doubt that all of them will have the potential to be successful in the future.

..that is of course, if the earth still survives at that point.

ShiroiRyu · 2012-09-17, 05:27

Oh man that was fucking awesome !
Good teachers for our Class-E !

RRW · 2012-09-17, 06:08

i actually wondering if nagisa actually killsome one before

Awrya · 2012-09-17, 06:21

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Originally Posted by RRW

i actually wondering if nagisa actually killsome one before

Well, they're trying to kill Koro-sensei whenever they think they've got a chance, so not surprising if they do develop killing intent.

RRW · 2012-09-17, 07:17

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Well, they're trying to kill Koro-sensei whenever they think they've got a chance, so not surprising if they do develop killing intent.

that and constant discrimination make it even stronger especially to other student

marvelB · 2012-09-17, 09:28

You know, now I'm actually sort of starting to wonder if this will kind of turn into a kind of Danganronpa-style setting (wacky students with certain super-talents being coerced into killing each other), but rather than killing their class E peers, they end up killing the other "normal" students. Then it'll be up to Naegi Nagisa along with his trusty assistants Karma (and that other girl whose name I forgot) to gather the clues and expose the culprit in a heated courtroom debate (with the shadowy board chairman dude as the evil mastermind manipulating events from behind the scenes).....

Admittedly, it may be a bit far-fetched, but I don't think it's outside the realm of possibility considering that the previous work of this series' author ALSO involved a supernatural detective.

Seitsuki · 2012-09-17, 17:07

Am I the only one who felt kinda incredulous at the last statement? "Higher priority than the assassination"? So what he's saying is, 'having class E broken for a few months before the world is destroyed is more important than I don't know, preserving the Earth?'

Just a tad ironic I think.

Requiem-x · 2012-09-17, 22:19

Well, I didn't expect this manga to get so good, but there you go.

Chapter 11 is the first time I've felt the neuro vibe, and that is very good news.

Sure, the whole evil principal issue may feel a bit exaggerated, but this is clearly aimed at a younger audience than Neuro (if not, this guy has serious issues), so it's passable, and besides, using the misfits as examples to what not to do is a more common motivational method than you could expect, it's just that this time, we've seen enough of the misfits to know they're not hopeless losers.

And yes, Nagisa was awesome this chapter. We need more focus on the human characters already.

P.S: Salvation of the earth is too big of an issue, personal matters will naturally come first, especially for someone twisted and selfcentered enough to use people like that.

aohige · 2012-09-21, 08:14

Oh MAN

Finally the "Asano" shows up, and I was way off in my prediction.
It's the chairman of the school!!!

marvelB · 2012-09-21, 11:47

^Oh, so we'll finally be introduced to the big, bad, school chairman in the latest chapter? That's cool to know.

Anyways, to follow up on my previous post, the more I think about it, the more I feel that the Danganronpa comparison is a legit one (well, putting aside the whole Battle Royale ripoff thing, anyway). It's just that the situations regarding the main group of students are reversed: Here, the Class E students are being used as an example of a hopeless group of misfits so the rest of the regular students can strive to be better than them, while in DR the Hope's Peak students are being used as an example of otherwise gifted kids who eventually fall into ruin (or more accurately, despair

). Well, maybe my comparison is sort of a stretch, but I still think it's an interesting one nonetheless......

Anyway, can't wait to see how many more ways Monobear the board chairman will attempt to disgrace class E even further....

aohige · 2012-09-21, 12:04

He's way more than just a chairman...

Spoiler:

His name "Asano" pretty much guarantees his eventual death though lol.
Historically, his execution is what prompted his samurai to assassinate Kira.

marvelB · 2012-09-21, 12:14

^

Spoiler:

RRW · 2012-09-21, 12:15

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^

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pretty sure he have vital weakness like kryptonite for superman

actually i wonder what material bullet and knives made off?

surerman · 2012-09-27, 04:35

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Originally Posted by RRW

pretty sure he have vital weakness like kryptonite for superman

actually i wonder what material bullet and knives made off?

special rubber, harmless to human, deadly for Koro-sensei

This chairman is clearly underestimating Koro-sensei brain, I hope he get the smack on his face

2012-09-17, 05:27	Link #128
ShiroiRyu Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: France Age: 35	Oh man that was fucking awesome ! Good teachers for our Class-E ! __________________

2012-09-17, 17:07	Link #133
Seitsuki Onee! Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Auckland, NZ	Am I the only one who felt kinda incredulous at the last statement? "Higher priority than the assassination"? So what he's saying is, 'having class E broken for a few months before the world is destroyed is more important than I don't know, preserving the Earth?' Just a tad ironic I think. __________________ thanks to Patchy ♥

2012-09-21, 08:14	Link #135
aohige ( ಠ_ಠ) Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Somewhere, between the sacred silence and sleep	Oh MAN Finally the "Asano" shows up, and I was way off in my prediction. It's the chairman of the school!!! __________________

2012-09-21, 12:04	Link #137
aohige ( ಠ_ಠ) Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Somewhere, between the sacred silence and sleep	He's way more than just a chairman... Spoiler: He seems to know Koro-sensei's secret, like what he is... or rather, what he's supposed have been. His name "Asano" pretty much guarantees his eventual death though lol. Historically, his execution is what prompted his samurai to assassinate Kira. __________________

2012-09-21, 12:14	Link #138
marvelB Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005	^ Spoiler: Well, it kind of doesn't surprise me that the chairman would know Koro-sensei's true identity. But really, at this point I'm unsure about him getting killed unless he's another super-being like Koro is!

2012-09-14, 20:18	Link #123
RapidPotential Spinning round and round~ Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Singapore Age: 32	I believe none of the students have realised that the stigma and disdain that they have been facing will not disappear, even with the successful assassination of Koro-sensei, but only simply because there's that huge reward behind it and the fact that they've been fully focused on trying to kill him to stop the world from facing doom (as well as protecting their loved ones). Surely this issue would have to be brought up closer to the one-year limit Koro-sensei gave the class.

2012-09-17, 00:19	Link #125
Claies Good-Natured Asshole. Join Date: May 2007 Age: 34	I was wondering what Nagisa's money line was. This guy can go places. How many chapters until he does more than talking?

2012-09-17, 01:39	Link #126
Aesthetic Shampoo Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Age: 30	There is something wrong with that school.

2012-09-17, 09:28	Link #132
marvelB Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005	You know, now I'm actually sort of starting to wonder if this will kind of turn into a kind of Danganronpa-style setting (wacky students with certain super-talents being coerced into killing each other), but rather than killing their class E peers, they end up killing the other "normal" students. Then it'll be up to Naegi Nagisa along with his trusty assistants Karma (and that other girl whose name I forgot) to gather the clues and expose the culprit in a heated courtroom debate (with the shadowy board chairman dude as the evil mastermind manipulating events from behind the scenes)..... Admittedly, it may be a bit far-fetched, but I don't think it's outside the realm of possibility considering that the previous work of this series' author ALSO involved a supernatural detective.

2012-09-17, 22:19	Link #134
Requiem-x The slacking one Join Date: Apr 2012	Well, I didn't expect this manga to get so good, but there you go. Chapter 11 is the first time I've felt the neuro vibe, and that is very good news. Sure, the whole evil principal issue may feel a bit exaggerated, but this is clearly aimed at a younger audience than Neuro (if not, this guy has serious issues), so it's passable, and besides, using the misfits as examples to what not to do is a more common motivational method than you could expect, it's just that this time, we've seen enough of the misfits to know they're not hopeless losers. And yes, Nagisa was awesome this chapter. We need more focus on the human characters already. P.S: Salvation of the earth is too big of an issue, personal matters will naturally come first, especially for someone twisted and selfcentered enough to use people like that.

2012-09-21, 11:47	Link #136
marvelB Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005	^Oh, so we'll finally be introduced to the big, bad, school chairman in the latest chapter? That's cool to know. Anyways, to follow up on my previous post, the more I think about it, the more I feel that the Danganronpa comparison is a legit one (well, putting aside the whole Battle Royale ripoff thing, anyway). It's just that the situations regarding the main group of students are reversed: Here, the Class E students are being used as an example of a hopeless group of misfits so the rest of the regular students can strive to be better than them, while in DR the Hope's Peak students are being used as an example of otherwise gifted kids who eventually fall into ruin (or more accurately, despair ). Well, maybe my comparison is sort of a stretch, but I still think it's an interesting one nonetheless...... Anyway, can't wait to see how many more ways Monobear the board chairman will attempt to disgrace class E even further....