Assassination Classroom, Vol. 6 (6)

Content wise this was another fantastic entry into the Assassination Classroom universe. It does well at giving us lots of fun and games for the students to develop them a bit more. Rather than focusing on many assassination plots, we instead get one major event while the rest focuses on development key students (like Terasaka) or enhancing our experience with their relationship with each other and with students in the main class. This is done with comedy in mind but an underlying theme of students wanting to rise from their low state and reach their full potential. It is inspirational.I do have to ding some points for the volume, there were about two instances of typos in the text or just weird grammar. Additionally there were no extras beyond an afterward and the usual in between chapter inserts. Though the inserts this time were quite hilarious. The slime one is probably the one that people will find most memorable.All in all Assassination Classroom has not lost any of its steam since its debut and is still one of the best manga in Viz's Lineup.

great book but you half to buy the others to understand whats happening other wise you will be stuck and no where into the book i suggest getting into the anime first but that is my opinion after all but if you dont know where to watch watch it on hulu or watch season 1 and 2 with out adds for free on zoro.to anyway have a amazing day

It ends right at the big show down between class A and class E and I'm not waiting to read the next one

Having watched the anime, it is nice to get to see some of the extra stuff that didn't make it into the anime. Fans of the anime should take a look at these manga, and those looking for a good, often times funny, manga then this is the one to start with.

My older teen boy requested the series as a Christmas present. He says they are all similar and he enjoyed reading them

Granddaughter's Birthday gift. She loved it !!!

The translation here is not as good as in volume five. In my review of volume five, I praised the translator (Mr. Miyaki) for staying closer to the original Japanese than he had in the first four volumes and not shying away from Matsui's trademark metaphors and wordplay. That continues in this volume, which makes me beyond ecstatic, but in exchange, there are plentiful errors that make it apparent that nobody read the script more than once. For example, Korosensei's bounty is referred to as "ten million dollars" even though the synopsis on the back of every volume (correctly) calls it a hundred million dollars and Karasuma called it "ten billion, cold cash" in chapter one (which is correct in yen). Then there's several inconsistencies where characters appear to know more than they should, not to mention the fact that the preview of volume seven (which is the synopsis they give for it on Amazon, so you can check it out right now) massively spoils the two major plot twists in that volume. These are plot twists that directly affect the series until volume NINE.The chapter titles are still good, though. I feel like Mr. Miyaki knows what he's been doing wrong. It's just that this volume feels like he never reread his translation, or maybe the proofreader didn't read too closely. If they do a bit more QC on future volumes, they'll be back up to the high quality of volume five. I look forward to that day.

Definitely new

bought for my daughter.

I loovvveee iittt! ❤️ It came in, in perfect shape, no damages at all. It looks so very brand new! I love this manga/anime series.

Great condition! I love the simplistic designs of these books! And it was a great read!

It came scratched

Arrived on time and in great condition!