Chantha
CharacterChantha belongs to a four-man band of assassins chasing the bounty on Korosensei, a group that also counts among the regulars at Pub Azusa. A braided lock-picking specialist, he is one of the hopefuls drawn in by the reward.
Appearance
Chantha gathers his dark hair into a braid at the back of his head and has a sizeable nose. His usual look pairs a dark jacket worn over a white shirt with a set of tinted glasses.
Personality
The source offers no real account of Chantha's disposition beyond his pursuit of the reward on Korosensei's head.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Chantha in Assassination Classroom?
Chantha is a member of a four-man band of bounty hunters chasing the reward on Korosensei's head, and a regular at Pub Azusa.
What is Chantha's special skill?
Chantha specializes in lock-picking, a talent well suited to his work as an assassin.
What does Chantha look like?
Chantha wears his dark hair in a braid at the back of his head, has a sizeable nose, and typically dresses in a dark jacket over a white shirt with tinted glasses.
Where does Chantha first appear in Assassination Classroom?
Chantha debuts in the manga chapter Home Time as one of the bounty hunters gathered at Pub Azusa.
Who voices Chantha in the Japanese anime?
Chantha is voiced by Hiroki Tochi in the Japanese version of Assassination Classroom.
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