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Chapter 146: Time for a Fierce Battle

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The one hundred and forty-sixth chapter of Assassination Classroom drives the paintball war toward its climax, as Nakamura's flag gambit collapses under a hidden ambush and the field narrows down to Nagisa and Karma.

Arc: Division War
Volume: Volume 17
Previous Chapter: Chapter 145: Claw Time
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Summary

Nakamura tells Karma her plan is to bull into blue territory behind Terasaka, Yoshida, and Muramatsu as living cover, bluntly noting that shielding her is all they are good for. Over on blue, Okuda pinpoints Mimura's scouting nest and Isogai fires him out of the fight. Hara, busy resetting the trap she used earlier, is picked off by Hayami's rifle.

Itona tinkers with a combat drone near Hayami before judging it too unwieldy to fly. Hayami's suppressive fire narrowly misses Maehara but locks the rest of blue in place, and she is ordered to pin or thin them so Nakamura's group can seize the blue flag against weakened defenses.

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Key Events

Isogai calls on his surviving teammates to drop their defense and rush Hayami, which cues Nakamura's push. Okuda falls in the storm of paintballs, and Isogai goes down soon after. Yada risks a desperate shot and finally connects with Hayami before Itona hammers her, and Maehara knifes Itona and sets his sights on Karma. The red advance then falls apart: Nagisa springs out on Nakamura's four-man party and wipes all of them at once. A stunned Karma works out that Nagisa had been tucked behind Karasuma the whole time, waiting for the ideal instant. Maehara lunges at Karma from behind but is stabbed before he can land a hit.

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Notes

Terasaka remarks that Nakamura, usually so carefree, is the most single-minded student in the class once a fight is on. With everyone else eliminated, only Nagisa and Karma remain, and Karma steadies himself for a one-on-one showdown. The chapter appears in Volume 17.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Assassination Classroom Chapter 146?

Chapter 146, Time for a Fierce Battle, pushes the paintball war toward its climax. Nakamura's plan to storm blue territory collapses when Nagisa ambushes her four-man team, leaving only Nagisa and Karma standing.

What is Nakamura's plan in Time for a Fierce Battle?

Nakamura plans to push into blue territory using Terasaka, Yoshida, and Muramatsu as living cover while Hayami's suppressive fire pins down the remaining blue team members. She bluntly tells Karma that shielding her is all the trio is good for.

How does Nagisa defeat Nakamura's group in Chapter 146?

Nagisa hides behind Karasuma for the entire battle, waiting for the ideal moment to strike. When Nakamura's four-person assault group pushes forward, he ambushes and eliminates all of them at once.

Who is left standing at the end of Time for a Fierce Battle?

After Maehara is stabbed while lunging at Karma from behind, only Nagisa and Karma remain in the paintball war. Karma steadies himself to face Nagisa in a final one-on-one showdown.

What does Terasaka observe about Nakamura in Chapter 146?

Terasaka remarks that Nakamura, who is usually carefree, becomes the most single-minded student in the class once a fight begins. Her aggressive push into blue territory backs up his observation.

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