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Kaho Tsuchiya leans forward with a determined stare in a gray blazer and tie, wavy hair, on an empty sunset street.
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Kaho Tsuchiya

Character

Kaho Tsuchiya is a Class 3-C girl at Kunugigaoka Junior High and a manga-exclusive minor antagonist. Her two-timing between Hiroto Maehara and Tomoya Seo sparks a confrontation that Class 3-E repays with a humiliating prank.

Class: Class 3-C
Gender: Female
School: Kunugigaoka Junior High School
Status: Alive
Occupation: Student
Debut Manga: Chapter 23
Japanese Voice: Sayumi Suzushiro
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Appearance

Kaho is a teenage girl of roughly average build and height with a slim frame and pale complexion. Her hair is shoulder-length and dark brown, cut with tidy bangs sitting flat against her forehead, and her eyes are wide and dark green. She dresses in the regulation Kunugigaoka uniform, paired with black socks pulled up to her knees.

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Personality

Kaho likes to present herself as harmless fun, but underneath that she is disloyal and manipulative, obsessed with keeping her standing among her peers. When her own reputation is at risk she has no qualms about throwing others under the bus to protect herself, using whoever is convenient to escape blame.

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History

Class 3-E comes across Hiroto Maehara spending time with Kaho, a well-known face from Class 3-C. When a pack of main-campus boys led by Tomoya Seo appears, she shoves Maehara away and fumbles an excuse. Maehara exposes the truth: Kaho had kept him on hand while stringing along her new boyfriend Seo, barely answering his calls and quietly changing her commute to avoid him. Rather than own it, she pins the fault on Maehara for landing in Class E and dismisses him as someone she will never have to see again once they graduate apart.

The exchange escalates as Seo kicks Maehara down and his group begins beating him, demanding an apology over the shared umbrellas. Tomohito Sugino nearly lunges in before Chairman Gakuho Asano halts everyone. Class 3-E gets its revenge afterward by spiking the tea of both Kaho and Seo with a laxative, sending the pair scrambling for a bathroom to their great embarrassment. Despite their venomous back-and-forth, Kaho and Seo stay together, and a school rumor holds that her affections have always gone unreturned. Her final appearance has her visiting Class E's festival restaurant alongside Kokona Tagawa.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Kaho Tsuchiya in Assassination Classroom?

Kaho Tsuchiya is a Class 3-C student at Kunugigaoka Junior High School and a manga-exclusive minor antagonist in Assassination Classroom. She becomes known for two-timing between Hiroto Maehara of Class 3-E and her boyfriend Tomoya Seo.

What happens between Kaho Tsuchiya and Hiroto Maehara?

Kaho Tsuchiya secretly keeps Hiroto Maehara around while dating Tomoya Seo, avoiding his calls and changing her commute to dodge him. When Maehara exposes her deception in front of Seo's friends, she blames Maehara instead of taking responsibility.

How does Class 3-E get revenge on Kaho Tsuchiya?

After Kaho Tsuchiya's boyfriend Tomoya Seo and his friends beat up Hiroto Maehara, Class 3-E retaliates by spiking both Kaho's and Seo's tea with a laxative, sending them scrambling to find a bathroom in humiliation.

Do Kaho Tsuchiya and Tomoya Seo stay together?

Despite their volatile, insult-laden relationship, Kaho Tsuchiya and Tomoya Seo remain a couple. A school rumor claims that Kaho's feelings for Seo have never actually been reciprocated.

Does Kaho Tsuchiya appear later in the series?

Kaho Tsuchiya's final appearance in Assassination Classroom has her visiting Class 3-E's festival restaurant alongside Kokona Tagawa.

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