It has been announced that the TV anime " Assassination Classroom ," based on the popular manga by Yusei Matsui , will be rebroadcast on Fuji TV and other stations every Thursday night starting April 10. As the first part of a project to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the anime's broadcast, it has been announced that all 47 episodes of the TV anime will be rebroadcast over the course of about a year, and the broadcast start date has been revealed.
The artists who will be performing the new opening theme (OP) and ending theme (ED) for the rebroadcast were also announced. Singer-songwriter Sora Tomonari will be performing the opening theme "Yellow Signal," and the band "Atarayo" will be performing the ending theme "Tsuki no Fune."
Tomonari Sora commented, "I'll be honest, Assassination Classroom was my favorite Jump series when I was in elementary and middle school, so I was ecstatic when I heard about the offer. As a graduate of Class 3-E who is a huge fan of Korosensei, I am truly happy to be able to contribute music to this series that is loved all over the world!"
Hitomi, the vocalist of "Atarayo," said, "I've loved ' Assassination Classroom' since I was a student, and I've loved not only the manga, but also the anime, and I got excited watching it. It's an important work that colored my youth, so I'm truly honored to be able to be involved in this way. Thank you. "Tsukino Fune" is a song that depicts the growth and strength of an individual. I hope that everyone who watches the anime will enjoy listening to it."
"Assassination Classroom" is a manga that was serialized in "Weekly Shonen Jump" (Shueisha) from July 2012 to March 2016. The story revolves around Koro-sensei, a mysterious creature who evaporated 70% of the moon, who becomes the homeroom teacher of Class 3-E at Kunugigaoka Middle School, a school filled with underachievers, and the students attempt to assassinate him.
The TV anime aired from January to June 2015 and January to June 2016. The spin-off, Korosensei Q (Quest)!, was also made into an anime. A live-action movie starring Hey! Say! JUMP's Yamada Ryosuke was also released.
