Assassination Classroom Episode 5: Assembly Time
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QUICK TAKES
haikal17198
VerifiedThis episode only spends half the time introducing a new character. The rest shows Class 3-E facing discrimination. I felt angry yet satisfied when they shut the bullies up. Also, I didn't expect that from Nagisa. Excited for his real development soon.
rezafernandaf
This episode is evenly paced. The beginning and middle are very light and entertaining, but the middle and end feel intense and heavy. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this episode.
rairai
I love how Koro-sensei always takes care of his students' feelings and how the other students got jealous of how they’re treated in the end. HA! So much for discrimination!
frostsincere
There are a lot of things I learned when watching this. This also opens eyes that there’s a different treatment if you do not do well in life. I think that’s like a hidden message in this episode that I got. Overall, th episode is interesting and grows step by step.
surgezx
This episode has two parts: Okuda tries to poison Koro-sensei, and later the class attends an assembly where Class 3-E is mistreated. The first half is light and funny, while the second is more tense. The pacing is split but works, with character moments standing out.
kura_yena1211
The vibe of this episode is actually pretty goofy + tense assembly stuff. The pacing feels tight and focused, and the discrimination on class-E is crazy, bro.
peanuts
Koro-sensei ia actually soo sweet🥰. I like how he helps every students to improve on their skills. He's such a great teacher! The atmosphere is super tense, but Nagisa’s character development moment at the end is such a win!!
kento
It's becoming more and more noticeable that the E-Class students are truly maturing up. they remain largely unfazed by provocations, as shown by Nagisa at the episode'st the end. This was a really funny episode like always! I love Ms. Bitch so much!
charliereviews
yaoyang
QUICK TAKES
haikal17198
VerifiedThis episode only spends half the time introducing a new character. The rest shows Class 3-E facing discrimination. I felt angry yet satisfied when they shut the bullies up. Also, I didn't expect that from Nagisa. Excited for his real development soon.
rezafernandaf
This episode is evenly paced. The beginning and middle are very light and entertaining, but the middle and end feel intense and heavy. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this episode.
rairai
I love how Koro-sensei always takes care of his students' feelings and how the other students got jealous of how they’re treated in the end. HA! So much for discrimination!
frostsincere
There are a lot of things I learned when watching this. This also opens eyes that there’s a different treatment if you do not do well in life. I think that’s like a hidden message in this episode that I got. Overall, th episode is interesting and grows step by step.
surgezx
This episode has two parts: Okuda tries to poison Koro-sensei, and later the class attends an assembly where Class 3-E is mistreated. The first half is light and funny, while the second is more tense. The pacing is split but works, with character moments standing out.
kura_yena1211
The vibe of this episode is actually pretty goofy + tense assembly stuff. The pacing feels tight and focused, and the discrimination on class-E is crazy, bro.
peanuts
Koro-sensei ia actually soo sweet🥰. I like how he helps every students to improve on their skills. He's such a great teacher! The atmosphere is super tense, but Nagisa’s character development moment at the end is such a win!!
kento
It's becoming more and more noticeable that the E-Class students are truly maturing up. they remain largely unfazed by provocations, as shown by Nagisa at the episode'st the end. This was a really funny episode like always! I love Ms. Bitch so much!
charliereviews
yaoyang
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