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Koro-Sensei Quest!

Movie

Koro-Sensei Quest! is the anime version of the fantasy spin-off manga Koro-Sensei Q!, which recasts Class 3-E as chibi students at a magic school. It launched on December 23, 2016 as a run of twelve short episodes produced by Lerche, with Crunchyroll streaming it and FUNimation supplying an English dub.

Music: Naoki Sato
Based On: Koro-Sensei Q! by Yusei Matsui and Jou Aoto
Director: Yoshito Nishouji
Episodes: 12
Media Type: anime (spin-off)
Premiere Date: December 23, 2016
Episode Length: about 10 minutes
Japanese Title: 殺せんせーQ[クエスト]!
Animation Studio: Lerche
Character Design: Kazuaki Morita
English Dub Premiere: January 11, 2017
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Overview

This series adapts Koro-Sensei Q!, the comedic fantasy offshoot of Assassination Classroom, into animation. It first appeared on December 23, 2016 and ran as twelve episodes of roughly ten minutes each. Lerche handled production under director Yoshito Nishouji, with Naoki Sato scoring the music and Yusei Matsui credited as the original creator alongside writers Makoto Uezu and Jou Aoto. Kazuaki Morita provided the character designs.

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Plot

The spin-off drops the familiar killer class into a swords-and-sorcery setting, following the chibi versions of Class 3-E as they study swordsmanship and magic at Kunugigaoka Magic School. Their goal is to bring down the wicked Demon King Koro Sensei while surviving the many trials and dangers their enchanted academy throws at them. The tone leans into lighthearted parody, trading the original's tension for magical mishaps and comedy built around the same beloved cast.

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Reception

Crunchyroll carried the streaming release, and FUNimation announced an English dub that began airing on its website on January 11, 2017, bringing back the voice actors from the parent anime in their established roles. The property extended beyond the short episodes into a longer companion piece as well, and it stood as part of the wider push of Assassination Classroom spin-off media following the main series.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Koro-Sensei Quest?

Koro-Sensei Quest! is the anime adaptation of the fantasy spin-off manga Koro-Sensei Q!, which recasts Class 3-E as chibi students studying swordsmanship and magic at Kunugigaoka Magic School as they try to defeat the wicked Demon King Koro Sensei.

Where can I watch Koro-Sensei Quest?

Koro-Sensei Quest! streamed on Crunchyroll, and FUNimation later released an English dub that began airing on its website.

How many episodes does Koro-Sensei Quest have?

Koro-Sensei Quest! ran for twelve episodes of roughly ten minutes each, beginning on December 23, 2016.

Who directed Koro-Sensei Quest?

Koro-Sensei Quest! was directed by Yoshito Nishouji at studio Lerche, with music by Naoki Sato and character designs by Kazuaki Morita.

When did the English dub of Koro-Sensei Quest premiere?

The English dub of Koro-Sensei Quest! began airing on FUNimation's website on January 11, 2017, bringing back the voice actors from the parent anime in their established roles.

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