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Chapter 153: Final Resolve Time

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The one hundred and fifty-third chapter of Assassination Classroom delivers the space mission's payoff, as the retrieved research reveals that Korosensei's odds of exploding can be cut to almost nothing.

Volume: Volume 18
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Summary

As the rocket plunges back toward the planet, Korosensei praises Nagisa and Karma and works loose its built-in parachute. The craft splashes down in the pool right in front of the waiting class, sparking a celebration. Karasuma seethes over the fallout to expect from the Japanese government, until Korosensei notes that keeping him uninformed shields him from blame, and adds that data pulled from living passengers rather than dummies, plus Ritsu charting a more efficient route to orbit, more than justified the risk.

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The class crowds around Ritsu to read the files, and Okuda offers to break the findings down. The astronauts, it turns out, had been searching for a way to keep Korosensei from detonating, testing assorted antimatter organisms by sending them to explode safely in space. Their work showed that the blast risk climbs the smaller a creature is and when its cells are split by force. Because Korosensei is the original antimatter host, neither condition applies to him, leaving his risk already low. A single injected solution can push it below one percent, and Okuda reveals she has produced something identical before, back when she liquefied him.

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Notes

The class rejoices that their teacher may not explode in March, but Karasuma cautions that the research still needs verification and that the government's assassination order stands. The students resolve to keep trying to kill him until March unless that order is lifted. The chapter runs in Volume 18.

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What happens in Assassination Classroom Chapter 153?

Chapter 153, Final Resolve Time, delivers the payoff of the space mission, as the retrieved research reveals that Korosensei's odds of exploding can be cut to almost nothing. The class celebrates while Karasuma warns that the assassination order still stands.

What did the astronauts discover about Korosensei's explosion risk?

The astronauts had been testing antimatter organisms to find a way to keep Korosensei from detonating, discovering that blast risk climbs the smaller a creature is and when its cells are split by force. Since Korosensei is the original antimatter host, neither condition applies to him, so his risk is already low.

How can Korosensei's explosion risk be reduced further in Chapter 153?

According to the research the class retrieves, a single injected solution can push Korosensei's explosion risk below one percent. Okuda reveals she has already produced something identical before, back when she liquefied him.

Why does Karasuma stay uninformed about the space mission in Final Resolve Time?

Korosensei points out that keeping Karasuma uninformed about the ISS mission shields him from blame for the fallout with the Japanese government. Korosensei argues that the data pulled from living passengers justified the risk.

Does the class stop trying to kill Korosensei after the good news in Chapter 153?

No, Karasuma cautions that the research still needs verification and that the government's assassination order remains in effect. The students resolve to keep trying to kill Korosensei until March unless the order is lifted.

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