
The sixth Korotan D chapter, Right Beside Each Other Time. With Kayano held hostage by Rawan, the class coordinates a rooftop rescue, and Nagisa ends the fight with a technique learned from Korosensei.
Following Kayano's voice, Nagisa and the class find her bound beside the bandit chief Rawan, who uses her as leverage to demand the golden Buddha statue. Kayano urges them not to comply and is choked with a blade at her throat, so Nagisa surrenders the statue in exchange. Rawan simply kicks him and laughs, keeping both the treasure and the hostage. Jerome's attempt to bluff him with a prop gun earns a kick to the gut, and Karma's threat to expose the bandits fails to stop Rawan from fleeing toward an incoming helicopter. Recognizing that he will be exposed climbing the ladder, the class holds back for the right moment.
As Rawan and a subordinate holding Kayano ascend and sneer down at the students, the helicopter lifts. Itona springs off Isogai to strike first, rocking the ladder before falling, but the disruption lets Muramatsu and Yoshida seize Rawan while Okano kicks his face and Okajima catches the dropped statue. Kataoka disarms his drawn sword, Terasaka tackles him, and Karma finishes with an axe kick that knocks him out. Sugino beans the subordinate with a rock, freeing Kayano to fall into Nagisa's arms as the helicopter crashes into the trees. When a furious Rawan rises again and looms over the class, Nagisa takes up the bandit's sword in a guard, then drops it and stuns Rawan with a nekodamashi, only to be flattened under the man's bulk. Dug out by his classmates, Nagisa is thanked by Kayano, and though he insists he is no Korosensei, she privately considers both him and their old teacher heroes who saved her.
Rawan uses the captured Kayano to force Nagisa to hand over the statue, but the class ambushes the bandits at the helicopter ladder. A chain of coordinated strikes disarms and subdues Rawan, Kayano is caught safely by Nagisa, and Nagisa finishes the revived leader with a nekodamashi. Kayano quietly reflects that Nagisa, like Korosensei, has become her hero.

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Korotan D Chapter 6, Right Beside Each Other Time, has the class stage a rescue after Rawan takes Kayano hostage, ending with Nagisa defeating the bandit leader using a technique learned from Korosensei.
As Rawan and a subordinate climb a ladder toward an escaping helicopter with Kayano and the stolen statue, the class ambushes them with a coordinated series of strikes, disarming Rawan and freeing Kayano, who falls safely into Nagisa's arms.
When a furious Rawan rises again after being subdued, Nagisa stuns him with a nekodamashi technique, though he is then flattened under Rawan's bulk before his classmates dig him out.
Although Nagisa insists he is no Korosensei, Kayano privately considers both him and their old teacher to be heroes who saved her.
Nagisa initially surrenders the golden Buddha statue to Rawan in exchange for Kayano's safety, but during the rescue Okajima manages to catch the statue after it is dropped.
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