Tuesday, April 22, 2025

Book Review: Assassination Classroom, Vol 21 by Yusei Matsui

 

Assassination Classroom, Vol 21        


Author: Yusei Matsui

Publisher: Viz Media

American release date: April 3, 2018

Format/Genre/Length: Paperback/Action Adventure Manga//216 pages

Overall Personal Rating: ★★★★★

 

Although he is gone, Koro Sensei’s legacy lives on in his students. He left each student a personalized book containing advice and tips for their future – a huge volume for each of them to peruse! But it’s all they have left of him now. Yanigisawa lived, surprisingly, but he is barely alive, a fitting ending to this horrible monster. The Class E building is torn down, no more students will ever be isolated and shunned there. As a direct result, Principal Asano is let go.

There isn’t a great deal to say about the final volume of Assassination Classroom. We find out what happens to everyone, especially Nagisa, who followed in Koro Sensei’s footsteps and became a teacher. His students have all gained a great deal from their late teacher, and it shows. I still tear up over the last two volumes.

There are also bonus stories that reveal even more of Koro Sensei, as we get our last glimpse of him. He even reveals the secret of his Mach 20! A fitting ending to a remarkable series. Although not what I was hoping for it was what had to be.

RIP, Koro Sensei.

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