
In the Summertime is the forty-third chapter of Assassination Classroom, collected in the fifth volume. Carrying Class 3-E into the warm season, this nineteen-page entry sits between Chapter 42, Time for Doubts, and Chapter 44, Time to Drown. It was published on May 20, 2013 and adapted as the anime's Episode 14, Vision Time.
Serving as the forty-third chapter of the Assassination Classroom manga, In the Summertime carries the story of Class 3-E into the warm season. It was gathered into the series' fifth collected volume and continues the run that follows Korosensei and his would-be assassins.
The chapter's material reached the anime through Episode 14, titled Vision Time. In the manga's running order it sits between Chapter 42, Time for Doubts, and Chapter 44, Time to Drown, keeping the class and its tentacled teacher at the heart of the ongoing narrative.
Chapter 43, In the Summertime, carries the story of Class 3-E into the warm season, continuing the ongoing narrative around Korosensei and his would-be assassins.
Chapter 43 is gathered into the fifth collected volume of the Assassination Classroom manga.
Chapter 43's material reached the anime through Episode 14, titled Vision Time.
Chapter 43 debuted in issue 25 for 2013, published on May 20, 2013, and runs nineteen pages.
Chapter 43 sits between Chapter 42, Time for Doubts, and Chapter 44, Time to Drown.
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