
The one hundred sixty-fifth chapter tightens the trap. Class 3-E's attempt to reach Korosensei ends with the Wolfgang unit capturing them and hauling them to a government base, where officials justify the octopus's death and Terasaka answers with his fists.
A wall of soldiers halts the students until Karasuma orders the troops aside. He explains that they were left uninformed to stop leaks and kept from the school so they could not be seized as hostages. Turning around, the class finds reporters eavesdropping and is pelted with questions about Korosensei's supposed villainy. Seeing that the press cannot be swayed, they slip away to regroup.
Isogai proposes scouting the massive energy dome before making any move. Korosensei, meanwhile, learns that the barrier reaches underground and can find no way out. When the lead official notices the students' reconnaissance, he sets Craig Hojo loose. The teens find the mountain ringed by countless guards and resolve to push through by force, but in an instant Hojo and the rest of the Wolfgang seize them all and move them to the government's headquarters.
There the official states that the class will be held until the assassination succeeds. Sumire Hara argues that Korosensei's chance of exploding is under one percent, yet he counters that any figure above zero is too great a gamble for the public. He adds that the octopus's long record as a killer makes his death fully deserved, at which an enraged Terasaka kicks him, declaring him unworthy of judging their teacher. Branding the students brainwashed, Hojo orders the Wolfgang to haul them off and departs.
Karasuma clears the soldiers but the students are ambushed by the media and then captured by Craig Hojo's Wolfgang unit. Korosensei discovers the dome extends underground, cutting off any escape. At the government base, Hara's odds are dismissed, and Terasaka strikes the official who calls Korosensei's death deserved.

Naruto vs Luffy with the twist nobody asked for: Luffy tickled Hinata on date night, and she kind of liked it. We break down the whole fight and commit to a winner....

There are no women on Namek. That isn't an oversight, it's the biology. Why we handed Piccolo the one thing his own species rules out, and why it had to be trap soul....
Chapter 165, titled Perfect Argument Time, follows Class 3-E getting captured by the Wolfgang unit while trying to reach Korosensei, then taken to a government base where officials justify his planned death.
In Chapter 165, the students try to scout the energy dome trapping Korosensei, but Craig Hojo's Wolfgang unit seizes them all and hauls them off to the government's headquarters.
In Chapter 165, Korosensei discovers that the barrier trapping him extends underground, meaning he can find no way to escape.
In Chapter 165, Terasaka kicks the official after he claims Korosensei's long record as a killer makes his death fully deserved, declaring the man unworthy of judging their teacher.
In Chapter 165, the Wolfgang unit that captures Class 3-E and later hauls them off is led by Craig Hojo.
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