The one hundred and fifty-second chapter of Assassination Classroom brings Nagisa and Karma aboard the International Space Station, where a bluffed bomb threat gives way to a friendly bargain for the data that could save Korosensei.
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Summary
With the rocket docked at the space station, Nagisa and Karma try to force the researchers to talk by claiming to carry a bomb, startling the crew. The astronauts soon shrug off the scare, pointing out that practically anything in the station could blow up anyway, and suggest they simply talk things through in peace. One crew member asks how much the boys prize their own lives, given that they climbed aboard an untested rocket. Karma replies that their class has learned to stake everything on a purpose larger than themselves, which here means rescuing Korosensei.
Key Events
Won over by their conviction, the captain agrees to share the data, though only after letting the pair spend a little time enjoying the station. Ritsu copies the records, and the supposed bomb turns out to be a red bean cake. The two climb back into the rocket and begin their descent into the atmosphere.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Assassination Classroom Chapter 152?
Chapter 152, Outer Space Time, brings Nagisa and Karma aboard the International Space Station, where a bluffed bomb threat gives way to a friendly bargain for research data that could save Korosensei. The pair eventually descend back toward Earth.
Why do Nagisa and Karma claim to have a bomb aboard the ISS?
Nagisa and Karma try to force the researchers to talk by claiming to carry a bomb, hoping to startle the crew into cooperating. The astronauts quickly shrug off the scare, noting that practically anything on the station could explode anyway.
What turns out to be the supposed bomb in Outer Space Time?
The object Nagisa and Karma present as a bomb turns out to be a red bean cake. The station captain agrees to share the research data after being won over by the boys' conviction rather than by any real threat.
Why does the ISS captain agree to share the research data?
The captain is won over after Karma explains that their class has learned to stake everything on a purpose larger than themselves, in this case rescuing Korosensei. He agrees to share the data, though only after letting the pair enjoy some time on the station.
How does Ritsu feel about her time with Class 3-E in Chapter 152?
As the rocket slips into reentry, Ritsu voices how much happiness she has found since becoming part of Class 3-E. This reflection caps off the successful data-retrieval mission.
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