Kayano finally strikes, sprouting tentacles she has hidden all year and revealing herself as Akari Yukimura, out to avenge the sister she believes Korosensei murdered. Her charade shattered, she thinks back over the revenge she has plotted from her very first day in Class 3-E.
Following the play, Kayano lures Nagisa to the storage shed and, once Korosensei joins them, unveils tentacles growing from the back of her neck. She springs a pitfall trap into a pool of anti sensei pellets, her tentacles reading Korosensei's every move, and he is forced to blast his way free. Emerging changed in both look and manner, she names her target's crime plainly: she wants vengeance for the killing of her sister, Aguri Yukimura, and departs promising a later battle.
Elsewhere Shiro recalls being stunned to recognize this student, and explains that Kayano is Akari Yukimura in disguise, a gifted child actress who obtained a vial of the tentacle weapon and implanted it in herself. The stunned class pieces together how she masked her bloodlust by staying close to Nagisa, and Itona notes that maintaining such tentacles demands agonizing, relentless training.
Kayano's flashback traces her path to revenge: after an explosion at her sister's workplace, she found Aguri dead beside a tentacled figure and a note pointing to Kunugigaoka Junior High. She took the vials, transferred into the school, wrecked the Chairman's laptop to land in Class 3-E, dyed her hair green, and reshaped Nagisa's hair into his trademark pigtails. Shiro accuses her of jumping ahead of his own plan, and she coldly rebuffs him, reminding him that he abandoned Itona and that she works alone.
Pressed by his students, who threaten to quit unless he speaks, Korosensei agrees to reveal his past, but only to the whole class and only once Kayano is brought back. The group gathers at a park at seven, where he warns Kayano the tentacles are killing her. She refuses to relent, insisting the entire year was an act, and renews her attack. Within fifteen seconds her tentacles begin overtaking her mind, and her buried self silently pleads for help.
The adaptation differs from the manga in several details, softening the pitfall walls to bare soil, leaving Nagisa bruised and needing Isogai's help out of the shed, and shifting when the ground shakes. It also changes how Kayano destroys the Chairman's property on her first day and has the class watch her old shows on their phones rather than through Ritsu's monitor.

Naruto vs Luffy with the twist nobody asked for: Luffy tickled Hinata on date night, and she kind of liked it. We break down the whole fight and commit to a winner....

There are no women on Namek. That isn't an oversight, it's the biology. Why we handed Piccolo the one thing his own species rules out, and why it had to be trap soul....
Kayano reveals herself to be Akari Yukimura, a gifted child actress who has been hiding tentacles grown from an implanted vial of Korosensei's cells while posing as a Class 3-E student all year.
Kayano seeks revenge for the death of her older sister, Aguri Yukimura, whom she believes Korosensei murdered, having found her sister's body beside a tentacled figure at the scene of an explosion.
Kayano lures Nagisa and Korosensei to the storage shed, springs a pitfall trap filled with anti-sensei pellets, and uses her tentacles to read and counter Korosensei's movements before he blasts his way free.
After discovering vials of the tentacle weapon at her sister's workplace, Kayano transferred into Kunugigaoka, deliberately wrecked Chairman Asano's laptop to get placed in Class 3-E, and altered her appearance, including dyeing her hair green.
Korosensei warns Kayano that the tentacles she implanted are killing her, but she refuses to relent and renews her attack, with her buried true self silently pleading for help as the tentacles begin overtaking her mind.
Looking for more on Secret Identity Time? The Dragon Ball Wiki on Fandom has a dedicated page with community notes.
View on FandomThis content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Dragon Ball anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
Character and scene imagery on this site is original artwork by Daddy Jim Headquarters, not screenshots or licensed imagery. Official cover art is used on three types of pages for editorial commentary:
Official resources:
Daddy Jim Headquarters maintains this encyclopedia. If you spot an error, a translation issue, or something that doesn't look right, let us know.