Assassination Classroom
TV Show • 2015 • Animation
ReportThe students of class 3-E have a mission: kill their teacher before graduation. He has already destroyed the moon, and has promised to destroy the Earth if he can not be killed within a year. But how can this class of misfits kill a tentacled monster, capable of reaching Mach 20 speed, who may be the best teacher any of them have ever had?
This tv show contains 43 potentially triggering events.
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Are there transphobic slurs?
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zokfzr
S2
No slurs as far as im aware but there is a character who is forced to “be a girl” by his mother.
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Abandonment
Is a child abandoned by a parent?
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ratter
One of the student is abandoned by his parents after his father's bussiness failed. It happens in a flashback.
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Abuse
Are there abusive parents?
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DeenGray
The entire reason Nagisa is capable of reading people so easily with a single glance is because he had to in order to survive his mentally unhinged mother Hiromi, who can go from zero to psycho in the blink of an eye. She also constantly tells him she wishes he was born a girl and makes him grow his hair long, despite the fact that he hates it.
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Does an abused person forgive their abuser?
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Finn
"forgive" might not be the right word, but nagisa's mom certainly gets let off the hook too easily
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Is someone stalked?
8 supporters
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BlatantSharp
Koro sensei, the teacher, has had multiple assassination attempts where others stalked him, but ultimately failed from his super strength, super speed and super intelligence.
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tial
S2
E12
The principal hits his son when he stands up to him
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Is someone gaslighted?
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BlatantSharp
The anime, under the silly humor, is dedicated as a commentary to expressing the amount of and different types of gaslighting in Japanese education after all.
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redrosy
The principal hits his kid in I believe the 11th episode of S2 ?
S2 E9 Centers around a main character’s abusive mother. It doesn’t shy away from showing a controlling, mean mother so beware.
S2 E9 Centers around a main character’s abusive mother. It doesn’t shy away from showing a controlling, mean mother so beware.
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Addiction
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JuanVelascoLoera
one small side character smokes in order to escape his problems but this habit is stopped by the main character.
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Is there addiction?
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ratter
S2
There's a character shown to be addicted to gambling.
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Animal
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JuanVelascoLoera
An octopus is shown to have been staved in the head by one student but its nothing too graphic.
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Is there a dead animal?
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EchoGarden1
-An octopus is dead with a knife lodged in its head, it’s not gory but it’s slightly disturbing.
-An already dead fish is cut into with a knife, although it switches to a different frame before it’s shown fully going in, and no blood or gore is shown. The fish also isn’t real and is in someone’s imagination.
-Gigantic alligator-like creatures are shown dead with slashes in them, however the slashes are just red lines and the alligators aren’t real (they’re the embodiment of tough math problems)
-An already dead fish is cut into with a knife, although it switches to a different frame before it’s shown fully going in, and no blood or gore is shown. The fish also isn’t real and is in someone’s imagination.
-Gigantic alligator-like creatures are shown dead with slashes in them, however the slashes are just red lines and the alligators aren’t real (they’re the embodiment of tough math problems)
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Are there snakes?
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voidkatzen
On the way down the mountain for the first assembly, Okajima's group runs into snakes and he ends up with a handful wrapped around him.
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Are there bugs?
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tial
Also there’s imagery in one scene where tons of bugs are pouring out of the principals mouth into the mouth of another character. This scene is symbolic and not literal, but may still be upsetting.
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Assault
Is someone drugged?
9 supporters
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tial
Several of the kids are knocked unconscious by a tranquilliser gun
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Is rape mentioned?
22 supporters
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sarah.vanderveen
S1
E4
A new female teacher is brought in with a new plot to kill Koro-sensei, her whole character is about seducing people, she fails and then is subjected to "stuff" from Koro-sensei but it is not shown on screen but there is suggestive audio playing. After the ordeal, it's played for jokes and that he was "massaging her". Very uncomfortable for a show about middle schoolers.
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Is someone restrained?
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mon_kun
theres a picture shown of students whose hands are tyed up behind their backs
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teaz
yes, a teacher forcefully kisses her students. this is not condemned.
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Finn
No, but there's a weird scene where something like that was implied to be happening, but it ends up being a mislead.
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Bodily Harm
Is there shaving/cutting?
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mon_kun
theres a charakter who is not cutting but scratching his face skin so badly its leaving bis red scars, which can be considered self harm since he does it to calm his agressions and anger down. in an earlier episode this charakter is shown on a picture where he is depicted with his former students who have wounds all over their back. this wounds are not further explained but they look like they could come from cutting
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
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tial
Nagisa puts Karma in a chokehold that results in him struggling to breathe and almost passing out. He continues choking him even after he has surrendered but he is stopped before Karma reaches the point of passing out.
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Is there amputation?
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MeddleLyn
A main character repeatedly has tentacles destroyed/amputated, but they grow back quickly and without any distress from the character.
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Does a head get squashed?
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Leeonn
Someone's head is stepped on though.
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Does someone break a bone?
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zokfzr
not explicitly, but i think it is implied that Karma breaks a kidnapper’s arm. at least he twists it real bad
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Is someone tortured?
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EchoGarden1
The teacher is repeatedly the victim of attempted assasination, however it’s comedical and he isnt hurt.
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Does someone fall to their death?
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falmans
in a flashback, it is implied that a character commits suicide by jumping off a bridge
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Is there eye mutilation?
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zokfzr
there’s also a few scenes where its threatened, but it never actually happens. Nakamura aims her pencil at someone’s eyes when he is harassing her group.
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Children
Does a kid die?
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NickShutter
No, but a lot of violence is directed toward children and, on occasion, they almost die.
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Is a minor sexualized?
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DeenGray
Repeated child sex abuse in the form of kissing and touching by a teacher.
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Death
Does someone sacrifice themselves?
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tial
[ENDING SPOILERS] The series ends with Koro ultimately letting his students kill him to prevent him from inadvertently destroying the entire planet.
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Does a non-human character die?
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Finn
Kind of...? Well, they were human at first.
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Disability
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Family
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Does a parent die?
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YKPE
Mentioned in a character's backstory maybe once but it's never brought up again
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Is someone kidnapped?
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JuanVelascoLoera
yes, in one episode a group of girls are kidnapped by some high school students but Koro-sensei and other students successfully save them.
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Fear
Is someone possessed?
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tial
Every character that has or gets tentacles comments that the tentacles speak to them, implying some level of possession. They are also capable of fuelling their anger and driving them to extremes they normally aren’t capable of
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Is there a shower scene?
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falmans
there is a scene where some teenage girls try to see what their alien teacher looks like naked while hes bathing
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Does someone vomit?
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redrosy
Season 2, episode 15- there’s an abrupt cut at 7:35 to a main character vomming. Visual and audio, but only lasts 4 seconds.
At 20:20 the same character spits up blood with gross audio. Over at 20:40.
S2 E23- another abrupt cut at exactly 7:40. Audio and visual, and it’s over in 5 seconds
At 20:20 the same character spits up blood with gross audio. Over at 20:40.
S2 E23- another abrupt cut at exactly 7:40. Audio and visual, and it’s over in 5 seconds
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Large-scale Violence
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Law Enforcement
Is there copaganda?
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RamenDestroyer
Not really. The main cast of characters are often in contact with police and military, and they are often encouraged to let the military deal with killing Korosensei. Numerous times, Korosensei teases military members, since they aren't able to kill him.
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Medical
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Are needles/syringes used?
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tial
A girl uses a needle gun on the back of her neck to inject herself with a serum that gives herself powers.
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Is there a hospital scene?
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BarryFyve
What I’m thinking of is more of a science lab but a character is experimented on with no regard for their well being, this could be seen as reminiscent of medical trauma.
There is also a more standard hospital scene when a character is injured and can be seen resting in the hospital for a few days after the injury.
There is also a more standard hospital scene when a character is injured and can be seen resting in the hospital for a few days after the injury.
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Mental Health
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Is there body dysmorphia?
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NickShutter
[SPOILERS] The main character's mother always wanted a daughter instead of a son, and this pressure weighs heavy on him. He is forced by his mother to wear long hair and appear feminine. This is generally played for laughs, and jokes regarding gender reassignment surgery are occasionally made at this character's expense. After the students become aware of his home situation, he is apologized to.
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tial
The main villain of the first season is almost always repeatedly scratching his face with his nails, which has caused scars across his face.
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tial
Karma jumps off a cliff in his debut episode, intending to either shoot Koro dead when he tries to save him or die and destroy his reputation as a teacher. Karma is saved in a way where neither occurs and Karma didn’t seem to serious about it, knowing that he wouldn’t have died doing this one way or another anyway.
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Is a mentally ill person violent?
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tial
The main villain of the first season is far from mentally well. He is a veteran who creates an elaborate plan to use his military training to trap, beat up, emotionally torture and kill a literal child who beat him in a challenge a couple months prior. Also while it’s never really stated or explained, it’s implied Karma has some level of sociopathy
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (1-800-273-8255)
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YKPE
Yes, but he also didn't seem too serious about it
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Is there misophonia?
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EchoGarden1
The teacher makes a lot of slimy sounds (he’s an octopus after all)
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beebles
In a flashback scene, a character is revealed to have committed suicide off-screen due to intensive bullying. The character isn't a major one and the way they died was never explicitly stated, but this still may be triggering for many.
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Noxious
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Are there flashing lights or images?
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PocketRaven
In the openings there's some moments with sudden flashes of colors. Also, at many points in the series, there's flashing images to show very fast movement.
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Paranoia
Is the fourth wall broken?
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tial
A character directly comments on how another characters “first line in the series” is a sex joke. At the end of the finale of the first season, a character directly comments while staring at the camera that they are wearing school uniforms because the animators didn’t want to bother with designing and animating new outfits for the entire cast just for the last scene of the finale. Another character follows this up with “who are you talking to?”
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Pregnancy
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Prejudice
Are there fat jokes?
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voidkatzen
Terasaka does make rude comments towards Hara about her weight while she's hanging off of a branch.
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tial
The main character is mistaken for a girl multiple times and often teased by his friends for his appearance being more feminine then masculine. At a couple points, he is forced to disguise himself and act like a girl. This behaviour is stopped once they discover how his appearance was brought about by his relationship with his mother and is apologised to. For more information, see “Is there Body Dysmorphia” question.
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Is there hate speech?
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tial
The school has intentionally created a culture where Class E is ridiculed and discriminated against because of their intelligence and grades in order to try and force the other students to work hard to prevent themselves from falling into Class E and being discriminated themselves When Class E begins to catch up to their peers, the principal actively resorts to cheating and changing tests at the last minute in order to try and keep the status quo.
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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EchoGarden1
-The teacher is made fun of at the beginning for being obsessed with cleaning, some could see this as ableist to people with Contamination OCD, although the character most likely doesn’t have it.
-The children in E Class are looked down on and called stupid by other students and teachers.
-A charatcer is called a psycho.
-A character seeming to have antisocial personality disorder (sociopathy) is portrayed as violent (however, unless you believe he has APD, it’s not technically ableist).
-The children in E Class are looked down on and called stupid by other students and teachers.
-A charatcer is called a psycho.
-A character seeming to have antisocial personality disorder (sociopathy) is portrayed as violent (however, unless you believe he has APD, it’s not technically ableist).
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Are there "Man in a dress" jokes?
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RamenDestroyer
The protagonist is forced into wearing a skirt or a dress three times, and two of those times are at least partly for comedic reasons.
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Relationships
Is there a large age gap?
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zokfzr
not in relationships but a teacher does kiss her students !
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Sex
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Are there incestuous relationships?
National Sexual Assault Hotline 800.656.4673
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Is there sexual content?
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NickShutter
One of the teachers is an assassin seductress. Many sexually-charged jokes involving her are made.
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Sickness
Does someone have a chronic illness?
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dewy
Around season 2 episodes 14-15 a character is revealed to have been experiencing chronic pain.
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Social
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Spoiler
Does it have a sad ending?
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Mynameisehe
The ending is emotional, but it’s positive.
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Vehicular
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Violence
Is there a nuclear explosion?
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tial
One of the opening scenes is a massive explosion that destroys 3/4’s of the moon
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Is there blood/gore?
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EchoGarden1
Yes, however it’s very minor. There’s no gore, only small amounts of blood, and when Koro-sensei is injured, his skin drips like slime to represent blood.
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Is there gun violence?
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ohaidoggy
Mostly BB guns but real guns are used too
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