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School Trip Time, 1st Period

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School Trip Time, 1st Period is the seventh episode of the Assassination Classroom anime. The long-awaited class trip to Kyoto doubles as an assassination stage, but the outing takes a dark turn when two of the girls are snatched by delinquents.

Number: 07
Title Kanji: 修学旅行の時間・1時間目
Ending Theme: Hello, shooting-star
Next Episode: Episode 8
Opening Theme: Seishun Satsubatsuron
English Air Date: April 1, 2015 (Broadcast Dub); October 10, 2020 (Toonami)
Previous Episode: Episode 6
Japanese Air Date: February 27, 2015
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Summary

Class 3-E sets off for a field trip to Kyoto that is also meant to serve as a chance to kill Korosensei. The students split into groups, with Nagisa, Kayano, Karma, Sugino, and Okuda pairing off alongside the class's admired beauty, Yukiko Kanzaki. Trouble starts on the train when a pack of high school delinquents lifts Kanzaki's itinerary and pores over the group's planned stops.

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Key Events

The next day, as the group tours the sites earmarked for the assassination attempt, the same delinquents ambush them and carry off Kayano and Kanzaki. Held captive, Kanzaki opens up about the rebellious streak she developed under a strict upbringing. Back outside, Nagisa, Karma, Sugino, and Okuda turn to a thorough guidebook Korosensei wrote, one that lays out exactly how to handle a hostage crisis, and use it to work out where the girls are being kept. Korosensei sweeps in to deal with the kidnappers while the students finish the job by clobbering them with the very guidebooks. In the aftermath, Kanzaki takes heart from Korosensei's counsel that anyone with the drive to keep moving forward will prevail no matter their circumstances.

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Notes

The episode aired on February 27, 2015, adapting Chapter 15, Chapter 16, and Chapter 17. For this installment the usual opening singers were swapped so that the vocalists reflected Nagisa's Kyoto travel group. Several manga details were altered as well: Korosensei dresses as an apprentice geisha rather than lugging enormous baggage, more classmates try to stab him at the hotel, and Karma's scuffle with the delinquents plays out differently before he is beaten unconscious.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Assassination Classroom's School Trip Time, 1st Period?

In School Trip Time, 1st Period, Class 3-E travels to Kyoto for a field trip that doubles as an assassination attempt on Korosensei. Trouble begins on the train when a group of delinquents steals Yukiko Kanzaki's itinerary.

Who is kidnapped in School Trip Time, 1st Period?

In School Trip Time, 1st Period, delinquents ambush Nagisa's group while touring Kyoto and carry off Kayano and Yukiko Kanzaki. Held captive, Kanzaki opens up about the rebellious streak she developed under a strict upbringing.

How do the students rescue Kayano and Kanzaki in School Trip Time, 1st Period?

In School Trip Time, 1st Period, Nagisa, Karma, Sugino, and Okuda use a hostage-crisis guidebook written by Korosensei to locate where Kayano and Kanzaki are being held. Korosensei handles the kidnappers while the students finish the job by clobbering them with the very guidebooks.

What does Korosensei's guidebook cover in School Trip Time, 1st Period?

In School Trip Time, 1st Period, Korosensei's guidebook lays out exactly how to handle a hostage crisis, and Nagisa's group uses it to work out where the kidnapped girls are being kept.

What manga chapters does School Trip Time, 1st Period adapt?

School Trip Time, 1st Period adapts Chapter 15, Chapter 16, and Chapter 17 of the Assassination Classroom manga and aired in Japan on February 27, 2015.

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