Assasination Classroom

In classroom E-3 of Kunugigaoka Academy, an assassination is about to take place. Yes, today was they day they would succeed in killing their unkillable target…or so they thought, as the octopus evaded every single one of their attacks yet again. Assassination Classroom is a brilliant anime that illustrates a peculiar bond between student and Sensei (teacher) that can only be found here.
Korosensei (unkillable teacher) is the target of this assassination classroom, with a 10,000,000,000 yen reward on his head (898,000,000 US dollars). For some unknown reason this unkillable super being who is going to destroy the earth on March 13 and whose speed tops out at Mach 20 has his heart set on teaching the E class. On the condition that none of the students will be harmed, Korosensei is allowed to teach the worst students at Kunugigaoka Academy. As Kunudon later explains, the E class is the lowest of the low at Kunugigaoka where grades are everything. Forced to hold class in a rundown secluded campus on top of a mountain, Korosensei strives to be the greatest teacher ever as he and his students face the mockery from both teachers and students from the main campus.
Ok, I don’t think that a 20 page essay would be sufficient to express my love for this anime, but I’ll do my best to make it as short as possible. Having watched both seasons with my Dad, I have to say that the story line was remarkably planned out and consistently kept my interest. On episodes when something that didn’t progress the plot tremendously the viewer was getting important information on the students, which never failed to keep my interest. I have to say that they expertly make you care about each individual character, so much so that my Dad and my younger brother Lyle (class of 2024) both cried when they watched the second to last episode, so be on the lookout for feels attacks. After watching both seasons, I do have to say that I am left wanting more of Assassination Classroom to watch, even though they did tie off the ending very nicely. I simply desire more of the expert storylines, brilliant voice acting, and heartfelt love that went into the production of this anime. You can find this amazing show on Hulu. For those of you without Hulu like myself, Assassination Classroom is available for free on Crunchyroll, though you do have to watch ads unless you have a subscription to Crunchyroll. This slithery story was previously on Netflix, but seasons have been removed from Netflix.