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Chapter 24

Manga ChapterCh. 24

Time for Revenge delivers the class's elaborate payback on Seo and Kaho for humiliating Maehara. Disguises, laxative-laced pellets, and a booby-trapped tree turn a smug cafe date into a frantic scramble for a working restroom.

Pages: 19
Title: Time for Revenge
Volume: 3
Release Date: 2012-12-17
Japanese Title: 仕返しの時間
Magazine Issue: 3, 2013
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Summary

Sheltering from the rain, Seo and Kaho drink coffee at a cafe run by a friend of Kaho's father. Seo warns her away from anyone in Class E and sneers at an elderly couple who ask him to shift his leg so they can pass. Watching through binoculars from a house across the street, Sugino marvels that the old pair are really Nagisa and Kayano behind masks that Sugaya built and refined. Yada and Kurahashi keep the landlord entertained using tricks picked up from Irina, which secures the class its lookout.

Okuda supplies custom rounds, and the group's sharpest shooters, Chiba and Hayami, snipe the pellets straight into both coffees. When Seo and Kaho double over with cramps, Okuda reveals the shots were mixed with magnesium to act as a brutal laxative. The pair bolt for the cafe restroom, only to find Kayano has slipped inside, shed her disguise, and settled in to fold paper cranes.

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Key Events

Sent toward a convenience store a hundred meters off, Seo and Kaho race down the street where Maehara, Isogai, and Okano wait above and drop a mass of cut branches onto them. Too proud to beg for a private toilet, the two end up wrestling over the store's single restroom in plain sight. Afterward Korosensei asks Maehara whether he still believes he could calmly torment the weak, and the boy admits he cannot, having watched how much hidden strength his classmates carry. Korosensei agrees that appearance alone never measures a person's power, and the group flashes his trademark grin as Maehara dashes off to a date.

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Notes

The nineteen page chapter appeared in 2013 issue 3 on December 17, 2012, within the third volume. Its Japanese title Shikaeshi no Jikan means Time for Revenge. It follows Time to Get Damp and precedes Time for "L" and "R".

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Class 3-E get revenge on Seo and Kaho in Chapter 24?

In Chapter 24, Time for Revenge, the class disguises Nagisa and Kayano as an elderly couple, snipes laxative-laced pellets into Seo's and Kaho's coffees, and rigs a tree to drop branches on them as they flee.

Who supplies the laxative pellets used against Seo and Kaho?

Manami Okuda mixes the custom pellets with magnesium as a laxative, and sharpshooters Chiba and Hayami fire them straight into Seo's and Kaho's coffees.

What happens to Seo and Kaho after drinking the spiked coffee?

Seo and Kaho double over with cramps and race for a restroom, only to find Kayano already inside, out of disguise and folding paper cranes.

Does Maehara forgive himself by the end of Chapter 24?

Korosensei asks Maehara whether he could still calmly torment the weak, and Maehara admits he cannot, having seen how much hidden strength his classmates carry.

What is the Japanese title of Chapter 24 and what does it mean?

Chapter 24's Japanese title is Shikaeshi no Jikan, which means Time for Revenge.

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