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A foreign transfer student whose first language is English, Kevin joins Gakushu Asano's pole-toppling squad and counts himself among Gakushu's athletic circle. Brash and cocksure, he needles Class E's team throughout the sports festival, only to wind up outmaneuvered and pinned.

Gender: Male
School: Kunugigaoka Junior High School
Status: Alive
Occupation: Exchange student
Debut Anime: Episode 27
Debut Manga: Athletic Festival Time (cameo); Tactics Time (official)
English Voice: Jeremy Inman
Japanese Voice: Robert Baldwin
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Appearance

Broad and thickly built, Kevin stands out as a physically imposing teen. He keeps his blond hair long and tousled, and a beard is just starting to come in along his jaw. His eyes are a clear blue.

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Personality

Self-assured about both his abilities and his opinions, Kevin fits the mold of the archetypal jock, jeering at the pole-toppling squad from Class E. Underneath the bravado, though, runs a loyal streak: he speaks up for Gakushu's capacity to lead when Principal Asano questions it.

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History

Kevin first appears during the bo-taoshi pole-toppling contest pitting Class 3-E against Class A. When the whistle blows, Gakushu sends him and the other exchange players charging headlong at the E-class line, and Kevin reportedly shoves Yoshida and Muramatsu clear of the field. As he lunges again, however, the E-class students vault clear of his dive and trap him under the pole, holding him to the dirt. The match then stalls because Gakushu stops issuing commands, leaving his players motionless, a lull Takebayashi openly criticizes.

Class 3-E takes the win, and the four foreign students are called into the principal's office beside Gakushu. There Kevin argues on Gakushu's behalf after Gakuho belittles the boy's command, which goads the principal into daring the exchange students to fight him outright. Gakuho crushes them, leaving the group wounded and bloodied while he sermonizes about what loss can teach, all as Gakushu looks on aghast.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Kevin in Assassination Classroom?

Kevin is a foreign transfer student and English speaker in Assassination Classroom who joins Gakushu Asano's pole-toppling squad during the sports festival. He is a physically imposing, brash exchange student who taunts Class 3-E's team.

What happens to Kevin during the bo-taoshi pole-toppling contest?

During the pole-toppling match against Class 3-E, Kevin charges the line and reportedly shoves aside two opposing students, but the Class E team vaults over his next dive and pins him under the pole. Class 3-E ultimately wins the contest.

Is Kevin loyal to Gakushu Asano?

Kevin shows genuine loyalty to Gakushu Asano, speaking up in his defense when Principal Gakuho Asano questions Gakushu's ability to lead. This loyalty stands in contrast to Kevin's brash, jeering attitude toward Class 3-E.

What happens to Kevin in the principal's office?

After the pole-toppling match, Kevin and the other exchange students are called into Principal Gakuho Asano's office alongside Gakushu. When Kevin argues on Gakushu's behalf, Gakuho challenges the group to fight him directly and easily beats them, leaving them wounded.

What does Kevin look like?

Kevin is a broad, thickly built teenager with long, tousled blond hair, a beard just starting to grow in, and clear blue eyes. His imposing physical presence fits his role as one of Gakushu Asano's athletic exchange students.

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