
Time to Drown is the forty-fourth chapter of Assassination Classroom and the opening chapter of the sixth volume, Swimming Time. This nineteen-page entry shifts the story toward the water and marks the first appearance of Kokona Tagawa. It was published on May 27, 2013 and adapted within the anime's Episode 14, Vision Time.
As the forty-fourth chapter of the Assassination Classroom manga, Time to Drown opens the sixth collected volume, Swimming Time, and shifts the story of Class 3-E toward the water. It continues the ongoing chronicle of the students and their unkillable homeroom teacher, Korosensei.
The chapter's contents were adapted in the anime as part of Episode 14, Vision Time. It also marks the first appearance of the character Kokona Tagawa. Within the manga's sequence it follows Chapter 43, In the Summertime, and leads into Chapter 45, Swim Time.
Chapter 44, Time to Drown, opens the sixth collected volume, Swimming Time, shifting the story of Class 3-E toward the water and continuing the chronicle of the students and Korosensei.
Chapter 44 marks the first appearance of the character Kokona Tagawa.
Chapter 44 opens the sixth collected volume of the manga, titled Swimming Time.
Chapter 44's contents were adapted in the anime as part of Episode 14, Vision Time.
Chapter 44 was published in issue 26 for 2013 on May 27, 2013, and spans nineteen pages.
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