ASSASSINATION CLASSROOM

ASSASSINATION CLASSROOM
Rating: 10/10
Genre: Soul-Stirring / Found Family / School Life / Action

A yellow octopus alien threatening to destroy the world unless his students can kill him by the end of the year… sounds absurd, right? But Assassination Classroom is anything but.

This show is a masterpiece disguised as madness. It starts with chaos, but slowly reveals itself to be one of the most emotional, thought-provoking, and beautiful stories about teaching, growing up, forgiveness, and legacy. Koro-sensei is, without a doubt, the teacher we all wish we had — one who sees each student not for their flaws but for their untapped potential. He teaches not just academics or assassination techniques, but life, dignity, and courage.

And Nagisa and Karma… oh, where do I even begin? Their chemistry is electric — a balance of cool-headed resolve and fiery rebellion. The way they complement each other, push each other, see each other? It’s beyond platonic the way I see it. There’s something there — maybe not named, maybe not even intentional, but present. They are each other’s anchor and spark, and I lived for every single moment they shared on screen.

The end of this series? Gut-wrenching. Bittersweet. Cathartic. It hurts in the best way. You don't walk away from Assassination Classroom the same person.

It teaches you about living fully, letting go, and leaving behind something meaningful. This anime is not just a story. It’s a lesson. A legacy. A goodbye you never wanted to say.