Time to Face the Unbelievable is the thirtieth chapter of Assassination Classroom, held in the fourth collected volume and adapted into the anime's eleventh episode. Its cast leads with the new transfer pupil Itona Horibe and his handler Shiro.
Summary
Standing as the thirtieth chapter, this installment carries the English title Time to Face the Unbelievable, written as Masaka no Jikan in Japanese. It first appeared in the eleventh issue for 2013, released in early February, and was later gathered into the fourth bound volume. The archived entry keeps the chapter's publication data and appearance list rather than a written summary of what takes place.
Key Events
The featured slots in the record are left unnamed, but the appearance order opens on Itona Horibe and moves through Korosensei, the white-robed Shiro, the agent Tadaomi Karasuma, the tutor Irina Jelavic, and much of Class 3-E. Several students, including Ritsu, register only as silhouettes, and a handful of flashback figures go unidentified. With no scene breakdown preserved, the chapter's individual developments are not detailed here.
Notes
The chapter runs nineteen pages and connects Time for Another Transfer Student-2nd Period before it with A Rough Battle This Time after it, all within the fourth volume. The story was adapted into the eleventh anime episode, titled Transfer Student Time, 2nd Period. Its Japanese title once more ends on the word for time, framed around a startling turn.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the title of Chapter 30 of Assassination Classroom?
Chapter 30 is titled Time to Face the Unbelievable, rendered in Japanese as Masaka no Jikan.
Which anime episode adapts Chapter 30?
Chapter 30 was adapted into the eleventh anime episode, Transfer Student Time, 2nd Period.
Which volume includes Chapter 30?
Chapter 30 is part of the fourth collected volume of Assassination Classroom.
Who appears in Chapter 30?
Chapter 30's appearance order opens on Itona Horibe and moves through Korosensei, the cloaked Shiro, agent Tadaomi Karasuma, tutor Irina Jelavic, and much of Class 3-E.
How many pages does Chapter 30 span?
Chapter 30 runs nineteen pages, sitting between Chapter 29, Time for Another Transfer Student-2nd Period, and Chapter 31, A Rough Battle This Time.
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