"Assassination Classroom: Jun Fukuyama's School" – A New Chapter for Koro-sensei
A special stage greeting was recently held to celebrate the release of the much-awaited film, "Assassination Classroom the Movie: Minna no Jikan". This movie, which is based on the famous original work by Yusei Matsui, has really created a lot of buzz among the fans. The event took place on April 5th at the Shinjuku Wald 9 in Tokyo, and it was quite a grand affair. On stage, we had Jun Fukuyama, the voice behind our favourite Koro-sensei, along with the scriptwriter Makoto Uezu and producer Naoto Shoji.
During the event, the trio shared many interesting behind-the-scenes stories about the making of the film. Jun Fukuyama mentioned how this project felt like coming back to a learning school for him, as he had to dive deep into the emotions of Koro-sensei once again. From the left in the photo above, you can see Producer Naoto Shoji, Jun Fukuyama, and Makoto Uezu sharing a light moment with the audience.
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- If you work hard enough, you can create something that will last through the ages
- "Assassination Classroom" changed to Korosensei
- Make something that does not deviate from the official formula
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- "Assassination Classroom the Movie: Everyone's Time"
The Legacy of Class 3-E and Koro-sensei
The new film, also known as "Assassination Classroom the Movie: Everyone's Time", is a special 10th-anniversary project that aims to bring closure to some of the most loved arcs. For many fans, Assassination Classroom has been more than just an anime; it’s a journey of growth and mentorship. The movie specifically includes episodes and scenes that were omitted from the original TV series due to time constraints, making it a "must-watch" for the hardcore followers of the manga.
Makoto Uezu talked about the challenges of writing a script that stays true to Yusei Matsui's vision while also providing something fresh for the cinema audience. He emphasized that they wanted to "make something that does not deviate from the official formula" but still feels like a continuation of the main story. Many fans are already saying that Assassination Classroom is one of the best examples of how a supernatural comedy can turn into a deep, emotional life lesson. With Studio Lerche handling the animation production, the quality is definitely top-notch, ensuring that the legacy of Class 3-E stays alive in our hearts for a long time to come.
