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Lovro Brovski

Character

Lovro Brovski is a veteran assassin turned hitman broker, the sole channel linking the Japanese government to the underworld of contract killers. Though age has dulled his edge, he trained Irina Jelavić and takes a keen interest in Class 3-E, personally passing his stun clap secret to Nagisa.

Age: 59
Kanji: ロヴロ・ブロフスキ
Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Zodiac: Aries
Birthday: April 7
Height Cm: 171
Weight Kg: 80
Debut Anime: Episode 10
Debut Manga: Chapter 25
English Voice: Kent Williams
Japanese Voice: Takashi Matsuyama
Confirmed Kills: 191
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Appearance

Even in his later years Lovro keeps a solid, powerful frame that marks him as a seasoned killer and instructor. His hair is cropped and black, and dark rimmed lines circle a pair of tiny brown eyes, while age shows in the deep creases of his skin, his jutting cheekbones, and his sharply cut chin. A scar crosses his left eye. He dresses in layers of dark tailoring, a black turtleneck beneath an open white shirt and black blazer, matching trousers and shoes, black gloves, and a grey trench coat thrown over the whole outfit.

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Personality

Lovro is cunning and carries an unshakable faith in his own killing craft, so much so that he initially fails to notice how the passing years have blunted him. Despite that pride, he comes to respect the potential in Class 3-E and gladly lends his experience to their training, going as far as to teach Nagisa the stun clap.

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History

Lovro built a lethal reputation before stepping away from the trade, and afterward he grew wealthy as a dealer who matches clients with the right killer, a middleman standing between the two worlds. His path ran from ordinary office work through mercenary service and professional contract killing before he settled into training and brokering. His personal tally is said to reach 191 kills, not counting those his pupils claimed. He carries an Eastern European accent, rendered as Serbian in the anime.

He first appears arranging Irina Jelavić's contract on Korosensei, and when her efforts collapse he corners her with a wire trap, only for Karasuma to force him to release her. Convinced she is out of her depth, he tries to send her home, easily overpowering her to prove the point, until Korosensei steps in to argue that her particular talents fit the class after all. Lovro then spends part of the summer coaching Class 3-E, briefing Nagisa on the Reaper and handing him the secret stun clap technique. Later a job nearly ends him at the Reaper's hands, but he pulls through after a month spent in a coma.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Lovro in Assassination Classroom?

Lovro Brovski nearly dies at the hands of the assassin known as the Reaper during a job, but he pulls through after spending a month in a coma. Earlier in the story he also spends part of a summer training Class 3-E, personally teaching Nagisa Shiota the stun clap technique.

Who is Lovro Brovski?

Lovro Brovski is a veteran assassin turned hitman broker who serves as the sole channel linking the Japanese government to the underworld of contract killers. Though age has dulled his edge, he trained Irina Jelavic and takes a keen interest in Class 3-E.

What did Lovro Brovski teach Nagisa Shiota?

Lovro Brovski briefs Nagisa Shiota on the assassin known as the Reaper and personally teaches him the secret stun clap technique during a summer training session with Class 3-E.

How many kills is Lovro Brovski credited with?

Lovro Brovski's personal tally is said to reach 191 kills, not counting the kills claimed by his own pupils.

What is Lovro Brovski's connection to Irina Jelavic?

Lovro Brovski trained Irina Jelavic as her mentor and originally arranged her contract to assassinate Korosensei. When her attempt failed, he tried to pull her off the job before Korosensei convinced him that her talents still fit Class 3-E.

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