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Second Period: Kaede's Time

EpisodeS2Ep. 24

A surplus of eggs sparks Kayano's plan to bake a giant pudding laced with a bomb, testing Korosensei's sweet tooth. When that scheme fizzles, a perverted impostor frames the teacher, drawing the class into a night ambush that unmasks a new mastermind.

Kanji: カエデの時間
Ending Theme: Kaketa Tsuki
Next Episode: Episode 25
Opening Theme: QUESTION
English Air Date: February 18, 2016
Previous Episode: Episode 23
Japanese Air Date: January 14, 2016
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Summary

That September, Kayano pitches an unusual kill: exploit Korosensei's love of sweets and a national egg glut by cooking an enormous pudding. The class and Karasuma sign off, amused by the scheme, and she directs everyone through a day of industrial-scale baking, surprising Nagisa and Karma with her decisive leadership. When their teacher happily dives into the finished dessert, Takebayashi reveals a bomb packed with anti-sensei pellets buried at the bottom. Kayano panics over losing her creation, and Terasaka pins her to keep the plot hidden.

Korosensei appears behind them unharmed, having smelled the odor and eaten around the charge to disarm it, then serves portions to the class. The plan fails, but Kayano is glad to enjoy the pudding and notes that anything can serve an assassination, which her teacher affirms.

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Karasuma next drills the students in parkour, which becomes a cops-and-robbers chase with Korosensei guarding captives. He frees them anyway, bribed by flattery and sob stories, to Karasuma's irritation. The following day the class arrives disgusted after reports of a yellow figure stalking women with a telltale laugh, and they accuse their teacher of being the culprit. His attempts to clear himself only worsen matters as planted bras and a roll book listing the girls' measurements surface, with Kayano furious that hers reads as flat.

Karma reasons the real offender would not leave such sloppy evidence, and Korosensei, who dreads losing his students' trust more than death, leaves dejected. Fuwa has Ritsu predict the next strike, and a small group trespasses the site where actresses are lodging. They find Korosensei hiding too, then catch the impostor grabbing underwear. Unmasked, the man proves to be one of Karasuma's subordinates before a trap drops sheets around the teacher. The scheme belongs to Shiro, who bargained with the government and modeled his snare on the students' pudding plan, and Itona Horibe emerges to strike from above.

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Notes

The second entry of the season adapts chapters 80 through 83. It premiered in Japan on January 14, 2016, with the broadcast dub airing on February 18, 2016, under the third opening QUESTION and ending Kaketa Tsuki.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kayano's plan in Second Period: Kaede's Time?

Kayano pitches killing Korosensei by exploiting his love of sweets and a national egg glut, leading Class 3-E to bake a giant pudding rigged with a bomb of anti-sensei pellets.

Does Kayano's pudding bomb succeed against Korosensei?

The pudding bomb fails because Korosensei smells the explosive and eats around the charge to safely disarm it before serving portions of the dessert to the class.

Who is framed as the underwear thief in Kaede's Time?

Korosensei is framed for stalking women and stealing underwear when planted bras and a roll book of the girls' measurements are found, though Karma reasons the real culprit would not leave such obvious evidence.

Who is behind the underwear-thief frame-up in this episode?

The scheme is revealed to belong to Shiro, who modeled his trap on the students' own pudding-bomb plan and bargained with the government, while Itona Horibe appears to attack Korosensei.

What manga chapters does Second Period: Kaede's Time adapt?

Second Period: Kaede's Time is the second episode of season two and adapts chapters 80 through 83 of the Assassination Classroom manga.

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