The one hundred and fiftieth chapter of Assassination Classroom turns the class toward outer space, as a hunt for hidden government research points to the ISS and Korosensei hatches a plan to steal the data in person.
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Summary
Takebayashi guesses that the government may be pursuing a way to save Korosensei alongside its plan to kill him, since protecting Earth is the real aim. Ritsu breaks into the state project database, to Karasuma's alarm, yet cannot locate the central research they need. Fuwa then digs up a sample of it, revealing that the key experiments were carried out aboard the International Space Station. When Kimura asks whether the class can examine the findings, Karasuma warns that any gathered results would be held as a bargaining chip, out of reach before the month is over.
Key Events
Korosensei asks Karasuma to give him and the students a private moment. Left alone with the class, he floats the idea of slipping aboard the launch of a reusable rocket and retrieving the ISS data by hand. The proposal stuns the room, and the class sets about infiltrating Japan's launch site to make it happen.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Assassination Classroom Chapter 150?
Chapter 150, Independent Research Time, turns the class toward outer space after a hunt for hidden government research points to the International Space Station. Korosensei hatches a plan to steal the data in person.
What does Takebayashi suspect about the government's research in Chapter 150?
Takebayashi guesses that the government may be pursuing a way to save Korosensei alongside its plan to kill him, since protecting Earth is the government's real priority. This suspicion drives the class to search for the hidden research.
How does the class discover the ISS is involved in Independent Research Time?
Ritsu breaks into the state project database but cannot locate the central research. Fuwa then digs up a sample of it, revealing that the key experiments were carried out aboard the International Space Station.
What plan does Korosensei propose in Chapter 150?
After asking Karasuma to leave him alone with the students, Korosensei floats the idea of slipping aboard the launch of a reusable rocket to retrieve the ISS data by hand. The stunned class sets about infiltrating Japan's launch site to make it happen.
Why does Karasuma say the class cannot simply request the research data?
Karasuma warns that any research results gathered by the government would be held as a bargaining chip and kept out of reach before the month is over. This forces the class to consider a more direct approach to obtaining the data.
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