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Assassination Classroom: Enclosure Time

Game

Assassination Classroom: Enclosure Time is a 2015 Japan-only mobile game from Bandai Namco. Players swipe between three Class 3-E students to draw a triangle around Koro-sensei, trapping him while mixing weapon skills for combo damage.

Genre: Action
Platform: Mobile
Developer: Bandai Namco Games
Publisher: Bandai Namco Games
Release Year: 2015
Japan Release Date: 2015-02-10
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Enclosure Mechanic

The core mechanic asks players to link three or more students with a swipe, closing a triangle around Koro-sensei to trap him mid-hunt. Landing an enclosure opens a short window to unload attacks before he slips free again, so timing the swipe matters as much as picking the students.
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Student Skills and Combos

Each playable student, including Nagisa, Karma, and Maple, carries a different weapon type such as a handgun or knife, and every weapon behaves differently against Koro-sensei's defenses. Grouping three specific students into one enclosure can trigger a bonus team skill on top of the normal damage, rewarding players who experiment with different trios.
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Release and Availability

Bandai Namco released Enclosure Time in Japan in February 2015 for Android, with an iOS version planned alongside it, timed to promote the anime and the 3DS spinoff. The mobile release stayed active only into 2016 before service ended, and no version ever launched outside Japan.
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