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Chapter 100

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Time for the Grim Reaper is the hundredth installment of Assassination Classroom and the opener of the storyline named for the veteran killer called The Reaper. Printed in Volume 12, it runs nineteen pages and pulls Class 3-E toward a new confrontation.

Volume: Volume 12
Release Date: July 14, 2014
Magazine Issue: 33, 2014
Previous Chapter: Chapter 99
Next Chapter: Chapter 101
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Summary

Numbered one hundred in the series, this chapter carries the title Time for the Grim Reaper, given in Japanese as Shinigami no Jikan. It belongs to the twelfth collected volume, which shares that same name, and it launches the sequence built around the professional assassin known only as The Reaper. The recorded roster draws together most of Class 3-E alongside Korosensei, Tadaomi Karasuma, and Irina Jelavic, a lineup that signals the entire classroom being drawn into the coming clash.

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Key Events

The wiki preserves the order in which figures appear rather than a full scene breakdown. The Reaper turns up twice across these pages, once inside a flashback and again in a present-day showing, a split the appearance list spells out. Veteran handler Lovro also numbers among those present, linking the fresh menace back to the assassination trade that shaped Irina. The core students fill out the remainder of the cast beside their two mentors.

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Notes

The chapter first ran on July 14, 2014, inside the thirty-third issue released that year. It stretches across nineteen pages and gathers into Volume 12, itself titled after the Grim Reaper thread. Its animated counterpart is Episode 29, Reaper Time, Part 1. In reading order it follows Present Time, 2nd Period and leads into the counterattack chapter that continues the encounter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Chapter 100 of Assassination Classroom titled?

Chapter 100 of Assassination Classroom is titled Time for the Grim Reaper, rendered in Japanese as Shinigami no Jikan. It opens the storyline centered on the professional assassin known as The Reaper.

Which volume includes Chapter 100 of Assassination Classroom?

Chapter 100 of Assassination Classroom is collected in Volume 12, which shares its title with the Grim Reaper storyline the chapter begins.

When was Chapter 100 of Assassination Classroom released?

Chapter 100 of Assassination Classroom was first published on July 14, 2014, in that year's thirty third magazine issue. The chapter runs nineteen pages.

Which anime episode adapts Chapter 100 of Assassination Classroom?

Chapter 100 of Assassination Classroom corresponds to Episode 29, titled Reaper Time, Part 1, in the anime adaptation.

Who appears in Chapter 100 of Assassination Classroom?

Chapter 100 of Assassination Classroom features The Reaper in both a flashback and a present day appearance, along with his former handler Lovro, Korosensei, Tadaomi Karasuma, Irina Jelavic, and most of Class 3-E.

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This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Assassination Classroom anime series, manga, and official materials. Assassination Classroom was created by Yusei Matsui, published by Shueisha, and animated by Lerche. All rights to Assassination Classroom and its characters belong to their respective owners. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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