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Chapter 162

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The one hundred sixty-second chapter pauses for celebration as everyone secures a high school place. Korosensei turns the day into a yearbook project, and after some embarrassing candid shots surface, he whisks the whole class off to photograph themselves across the globe.

Volume: 19
Previous Chapter: Chapter 161: Pride Time
Next Chapter: Chapter 163: Decision Time
Anime Episode: Episode 43: Trust Time
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Summary

Korosensei congratulates his students for all landing spots at their first or second choice high schools. Treating the news as a milestone, he sets career guidance aside and proposes assembling a class yearbook. Trouble arises when it emerges that he has secretly snapped many awkward candids, including Terasaka at a maid cafe and Kataoka dressed as a princess, prompting most of the class, apart from Itona and Karma, to scramble and destroy the evidence.

To liven up the album, the group poses in an assortment of outfits and costumes alongside their teacher. Karasuma suspects that with graduation approaching, Korosensei simply wants to be fussed over. Judging the on-campus shots sufficient, Korosensei bundles the students into an enormous bag and rockets off with them to gather photos in locations spread around the world.

The chapter draws to a close just before Nagisa can remind readers how little time remains until the assassination deadline arrives.

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Key Events

The class secures their high school placements and begins a yearbook project. Korosensei's stash of embarrassing candid photos sends most students racing to delete them. He then carries the whole class across the globe for a worldwide photo session before the chapter cuts off at Nagisa's narration.

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Notes

A Time for Memories is the one hundred sixty-second chapter, eighteen pages long and part of Volume 19, School Attendance Time. It follows Pride Time and leads into Decision Time, offering a lighthearted beat before the story's final confrontation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Assassination Classroom Chapter 162?

Chapter 162, titled A Time for Memories, celebrates Class 3-E securing their high school placements as Korosensei turns the occasion into a yearbook project.

Why does Korosensei propose a class yearbook in Chapter 162?

In Chapter 162, Korosensei congratulates the class for all landing spots at their first or second choice high schools and sets career guidance aside in favor of assembling a yearbook to mark the milestone.

What embarrassing photos does Korosensei secretly take in Chapter 162?

In Chapter 162, it is revealed that Korosensei has secretly snapped awkward candid photos of his students, including Terasaka at a maid cafe and Kataoka dressed as a princess, prompting most of the class to scramble and destroy the evidence.

How does Korosensei celebrate the class's high school placements in Chapter 162?

In Chapter 162, after gathering yearbook photos on campus, Korosensei bundles the entire class into an enormous bag and rockets off with them to take pictures in locations spread around the world.

How does Chapter 162 end?

Chapter 162 cuts off just before Nagisa can remind readers how little time remains until the assassination deadline arrives.

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