Hi and welcome to another round of “Is this actually that good or is it just that mostly only fans of the previous work read it, inflating the score?”. And I guess my overall score already spoiled you the answer. 2nd year of Classroom of the Elite is pretty much the same as the 2nd half of the previous novel series. Which is to say – fans won’t be disappointed, but it is still boring. It retains most of the faults that I’ve complained about in a review for the previous part, but it does improve a little. Not enough for me to give it a ... Ironically, this is also a downside for the first volume, as it is overdone in quite wrong direction. Certainly, we now get to read the protagonists planning, but in this particular case it was absolutely annoying. He has to choose one person to pair with from over hundred people, and that person can’t be the single “spy” from White Room. Had he chosen at random, the probability of failure would be less than 1100. Now I understand that he really doesn’t want to be expelled, but the volume is just riddled with the same though pattern all over again – “I might choose someone with xy characteristics as someone from White Room wouldn’t have such characteristic, but they could have expected me to do that and fabricate that characteristics, so I won’t choose like that”. This goes on for some time. The longer Ayanokouji takes, the less people he can choose from. The chase for 100% sure-fire way leaves him with worse and worse chances of succeeding. What is worse is that there are no repercussions for this terrible planning decision at all, as a solution just falls into his hand, almost literally. My biggest peeve about YouJitsu is how little the setting makes sense. And this only gets worse. Now let me remind you that Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced Nurturing High School is supposed to be an elite school. I’m reminding you this fact because I myself have basically forgotten this fact, as the students seem like mostly average students with some clever ones here and there mixed in. But that’s wrong. It’s supposed to be an elite school – not just that but high shot elite school that the government is focusing and pumping in ungodly amount of money and effort to maintain. And this is the cast that ends up attending to school? It’s not even justifiable by saying “but hey it’s class D, they are supposed to be the weakest”. Yeah, weakest in comparation, the worst class in top tier elite school should still be leaps above the average, yet most of the characters still feel like regular people filler that require those few people with actual talents to lead them through the whole school exams ordeal. Mentioning the finances, this leads to another question – who the fuck is funding this? The school facilities are like a small town, and that’s not counting outside parts like islands and boats. The students are literally handed out huge amounts of money for literally just participating in school activities correctly while some students don’t get that much, when the total amount adds up it’s a huge pile of money just being thrown at high-schoolers. We even learn in previous novel that literally every student in Japan is automatically being evaluated if they are worthy of joining the school or not. Imagine the insane amount of paperwork just for that. And what for? To supposedly nurture few supposedly talented individual. And keep in mind only one class is considered to be this. And only the students of this class that managed to not get expelled. So in return for what can’t be anything else than tanking the budget of the whole nation, you get a shocking… circa 20 talented people per year? And that’s not all, those people apparently get to choose their carriers, so with this much effort you can still get what, a somewhat good baseball player? All that to hand out an employment recommendations by the school. It’s such a terrible investment return it’s unreal. It’s like the worst gacha ever funded by taxpayer’s money. I realize that goverments are known for being terrible with money decisions but fuck me, how are the citizens not rioting to stop this complete waste of everything? Not to mention the fake advertising of “hurr durr 100% students find employment”. From a writing point of view, Ayanokouji did not join the school – the school was created so Ayanokouji could join it and show of, and the school makes no sense outside of the POV of ths story. Now, I’ve already mentioned how lot of the characters don’t even seem actually talented in the first place, but this gets worse. So many characters are problem children. This isn’t an elite school, this is a delinquent detention facility. Keep in mind that this is Japanese government funding this, deliquents are like the exact opposite of what they would want for the “bright future of the country”. Enter the new batch of students. The new D class suspiciously good at scheming – despite barely entering the school they pose a formidable threat to our protagonists. Just compare to how much of a bubbling idiots “our” D class was in their place previously. This seems the case because the power leveling sucks and the writing just power-upped others to create new antagonist without thinking about how much it wouldn’t make sense for the abilities of the new characters to be set as such. This is some beginner battle shounen writing mistake. Back to the “delinquents” theme. With the new cast addition the setting absolutely collapses. You know what you would expect at school for modern society elites? To have to study a lot and shit like that. You know what you would not expect? For the school to accept an extremely violent individual, and for this individual to literally attempt a murder and get away with it. You know how Sudou defending himself was a big deal and he could be expulsed for that? Well that is thrown out of the window, because it seems that Ayanokouji needs an antagonist he could overpower with physical strength to now show off only his mental superiority, so the story throws in a dangerous maniac and the school is suddenly like “Yeah well you guys sort those little disagreement between yourself, we don’t care”, because somehow a student council president has the power to influence school policies for whatever the fuck reasons. And don’t try to excuse it with “but he only got away with it because people didn’t report the incident. Firstly, I refuse to believe school wouldn’t keep tabs on such volatile individual. Secondly and most importantly, while Ayanokouji kept him non-expeled to use him to get through a certain predicament, literally nothing is stopping him from reporting the incident after already solving said predicament. Well, one thing is stopping him – the script that wants to keep this antagonist in the story. And how are people still willing to stay in school where there is a chance of being stabbed or at least beaten up should they dissplease the wrong person? All thet for a small chance at job recommendation? Unless there is an apocalypse or absolute collapse for economy where getting a guaranteed job recommendation could make a difference between life and death and nothing at all suggest such thing, it makes no sense for so many people to be willing to deal with the bullshit the school makes them to go through. And applies even before literal violence becomes a possible threat. Similar to low return for the goverment, the reward for the students isn't exactly that high either. Could actually talented people really not get a job just by their own efforts without it being handed to them by a goverment? The whole setting is a seriously flawed system, and that doesn't seem to be written like that on purpose. Some of this might sound as just nitpicking, and indeed, if isolated, it wouldn't be that much of a problem. It gets worse when all these problems accumulate in one series, and when said series doesn't offer entertainment value to compensate. After all, belief can only be suspended when you're having fun. So yeah, for a novel that seems to advertise itself as for the “intellectuals”, you need to shut down your reasoning to even be able to accept the inconsistent plot. Classroom of the Elite is not a novel for clever people, it’s a novel for people who want to feel clever by inserting as the protagonist.

Lerche/Funimation "Classroom of the Elite" is a popular high school drama anime based on the manga and light novels of the same name. Originally created as a light novel series by author Shōgo Kinugasa, "Classroom of the Elite" follows the lives of a handful of high school students attending the bottom-ranked class of Japan's most prestigious academic institution via Anime News Network. Its protagonist, Kiyotaka Ayanokōji, is secretly a super-genius who purposefully put himself in the school's lowest ranks for an unknown reason. Soon after enrolling, Kiyotaka learns that the school's academic achievements surround sabotage more than education, spurring Kiyotaka to protect him and his friends as they climb up the school's ranks. The original light novel was first published in 2015, but soon led to adaptations in both manga and anime, the latter of which aired in 2017. As is often the case with anime adaptations, "Classroom of the Elite" was unable to adapt the entirety of its source material. As a result, fans are still waiting for the onset of a second season. Though it may seem unlikely at this point, the show's creators have neglected to officially cancel the series, making room for the show's potential continuation. While this makes information regarding "Classroom of the Elite" Season 2 sparse, there is still much to be said about the show's plot, cast, and potential release date. Here is what we know so far. When will Classroom of the Elite Season 2 release? Lerche/Funimation Even after four years, it seems as if the animators of "Classroom of the Elite" animators Studio Lerche and its licensors Funimation and Crunchyroll have chosen to obstinately remain silent regarding the show's second season. Neither party has elected to make any announcement, and it would not be unreasonable to assume that by this point, "Classroom of the Elite" Season 2 is something that will simply never come to fruition. Still, the lack of any word on the subject at all leaves a glimmer of hope for fans. Assuming Lerche or the show's licensors do eventually announce another season of "Classroom of the Elite," it could take close to a year if not more before the show is finally released. One of Lerche's previous projects, "Assassination Classroom," was announced in April 2015, according to a separate article from Anime News Network. The season itself did not air until January 2016, meaning that "Classroom of the Elite" could take just as long about eight months if not longer to complete production. Who are Classroom of the Elite's characters? Lerche/Funimation No anime is complete without a cast of strong characters, and "Classroom of the Elite" has its fair share of unique faces. Beyond that of protagonist Kiyotaka Ayanokōji — voiced by Shouya Chiba in Japanese and Justin Briner in English via Myanimelist — "Classroom of the Elite" also features several supporting characters. The most notable of these is Suzune Horikita Akari Kitou/Felecia Angelle, another soft spoken-yet-intelligent student who lands herself in the academy's lowest ranks, and she quickly befriends Kiyotaka. They are joined by Kikyou Kushida Yurika Kubo/Sarah Wiedenheft, a popular classmate of Suzune and Kiyotaka, who aims to befriend all of her academic peers, especially Suzune. While many fans are likely fine watching "Classroom of the Elite" in its native Japanese, those who prefer dubs will be delighted to learn that the English dub for this show has historically been released in tandem with its Japanese counterpart. Should "Classroom of the Elite" Season 2 ever be released, fans can likely expect this to continue to be the case. Overall, critics have praised the first season's English dub, especially the work of Justin Briner as Kiyotaka via Anime News Network. What is the story of Classroom of the Elite Season 2? Lerche/Funimation The first season of "Classroom of the Elite" wraps up with Kiyotaka slyly winning the school's "Lord of the Flies-style" survival test by accurately guessing the identities of each class' leaders. In the aftermath of his victory, however, he learns that his father has actively been attempting to get him expelled from the school. Of course, this likely ties into Kiyotaka's unspoken cause for attending the school in the first place. Regardless, Kiyotaka elects to continue studying there no matter what. Assuming it follows in the footsteps of the first season, "Classroom of the Elite" Season 2 will likely stay at least mostly-faithful to its manga and light novel source materials. Like many other anime adaptations, the show's source material is leagues ahead of the anime in terms of story progression, meaning Lerche has plenty of inspiration to draw from. Viewers are still in the dark about what Kiyotaka's purpose in attending this cutthroat school is. Furthermore, he has yet to truly rise up the ranks in terms of his class' academic success, and it is uncertain how his father's influence might affect this goal. Evidently, these are all plot threads that Lerche is bound to continue if it ever follows through on creating "Classroom of the Elite" Season 2.

Classroom of the Elite started off as a series of light novels that was published between 2015 and 2019, but is currently a still-ongoing manga series with an ongoing light novel sequel series; both have been written by the series’ creator, Shōgo Kinugasa. The story follows the perspective of Kiyotaka Ayanokōji, a quiet and unassuming boy who, after meeting Suzune Horikita and Kikyō Kushida, starts to get involved in many affairs. The series was adapted into an anime in 2017 and here is everything you need to know about its upcoming second season. Classroom of the Elite season two has been officially confirmed on February 21, 2022. This was the first piece of information about the show since its debut back in 2012. The season is set to premiere in July 2022. A third season was also confirmed to be in production, and is set to premiere sometime in 2023. The rest of this article is going to bring you all the known and unknown information related to the upcoming season two of Classroom of the Elite. You’re going to find out about its potential release date, whether there is a trailer, what the story could be about, and much more about this intriguing anime series. At this moment, Classroom of the Elite consists of one one anime season, which ran from July 12, 2017 to September 27, 2017, consisting of a total of 12 episodes. These episodes adapted the first three volumes of the light novel series, whish is a little under 25% of the total volumes of the first light novel series. The initial series was published in 14 volumes, while the sequel is currently on 6 volumes, which means that there is more than enough material to adapt, which had fans hopeful that a second season would be announced soon after the end of the first season. But that wasn’t exactly the case. Namely, Classroom of the Elite was never such a massive hit such as My Hero Academia or Attack on Titan, which aired around the same time. The series’ fandom was small, but the fans are pretty devoted and that is why the producers were so slow to announce any plans for future seasons of the show. Still, in February 2022, almost five years after the first season ended, it was officially confirmed that Classroom of the Elite would be getting a second season, which was great news for fans of the series. The news broke quite suddenly and no one was really prepared for it, but that means that the whole thing was even better. But, the confirmation was, as it seems, simply a short announcement, as it revealed absolutely nothing, save for the fact that a special live show dedicated to the series would air on March 6, 2022. The show is going to reveal more details about the upcoming season. As we have said, the live show actually revealed a lot of new information. It was confirmed that the second season of Classroom of the Elite would premiere in July 2022, which is what we had anticipated, but we also received some additional great news. Namely, a third season of Classroom of the Elite is also going to be produced, with a 2023 scheduled release date. Classroom of the Elite season 2 dub release date The first season of Classroom of the Elite was originally simuldubbed by Funimation and broadcast alongside the original Japanese version of the show. Now, while we don’t have a confirmation of this fact, there is nothing to suggest that Classroom of the Elite won’t, once again, be simuldubbed by Funimation and that you’re going to be able to watch the dubbed version alongside the original Japanese version of the show. Classroom of the Elite season 2 trailer Initially, when we wrote about the second season of Classroom of the Elite, there was no trailer. The only thing we had was an official illustration by Shunsaku Tomose, the original artist of the light novel series, and here it is At that time, it was still too early for a proper trailer, but seeing how the March 2022 event confirmed a lot of new information on the season’s release, we also got to see a trailer for the upcoming season, and you chan check it out for yourselves here The trailer also confirmed the release date for the second season and the upcoming third season as well. In June 2022, about a month before the official release of the second season, a second trailer was released and you can also check it out here, as always Classroom of the Elite season 2 plot Kōdo Ikusei High School is considered the best educational institution in Japan. With a 100% rate of admission to the Grandes Ecoles and the assurance of finding the desired job, it constitutes Japanese excellence with ultramodern facilities and state-of-the-art equipment. In this establishment, points replace money and allow you to buy everything you want food, games, consoles, etc.. From day one, each student receives 100,000 points worth 100,000 yen in total. At first glance, Kōdo Ikusei High School seems like a real paradise, unfortunately, the reality is that only the Elite of students receive favorable treatment, the rest are subject to supremacy. Indeed, each month, depending on the grades and behavior of the class, it receives a number of points accordingly. Qualified as an S system, the total number of points divides the classes into four categories, A, B, C and D, ranging from the best class to the worst. In addition, during a written exam, each student who fails to have a mark greater than or equal to half of the average of the class will be expelled from the school. During his entrance exam, for “some” reason, Kiyotaka Ayanokōji was “negligent”, or so it is believed. He therefore finds himself assigned to class D, the lowest level of the entire establishment where all the “inferior” students have been thrown there in order to ridicule them. After meeting Suzune Horikita and Kikyō Kushida, two girls in his class, Kiyotaka Ayanokōji decides to cooperate in order to improve the class’s grades, and similarly their points. These paragraphs were a general overview of the plot of Classroom of the Elite. Now, at this moment, we have absolutely no idea how much of the original series the second season is going to adapt; if we knew he episode number, we could speculate at least a bit, but since we have no clue about the exact episode count for season two, we cannot even wager a guess in this aspect. The only thing we know is that Volume 4 of the light novel series is going to be adapted, so we can give you a short overview of what to expect in the first episodes of the new season. After a great success in the island event, the D-class students face another group test. The type of the test has completely changed, it is a game that tests the intelligence of the participants, of which all students from class-A to class-D have been divided into 12 groups named according to 12 zodiac signs, each group seeks to find the “VIP” person of the other groups. Elsewhere this “test” disturbed the spirit of the competition between the classes. The brilliant students in each class like Katsuragi and Ryūen have already achieved the objective of the exam, what are they going to do to win?! Meanwhile, Karuizawa piqued Kioytaka’s interest. Classroom of the Elite season 2 cast The main cast of Classroom of the Elite won’t be going through many changes, at least not as far as we know. Some new characters will be introduced, that is certain, but the main cast will remain – for the most part – unchanged until the very end of the first series, at least. This is why we think that the main voice cast, since that is an unwritten rule in modern-day anime adaptations, will return for the second season, but also for all potential future seasons. As we have assumed, the original cast of Classroom of the Elite will be returning for both seasons two and three, and here is who you can expect to hear soon Kiyotaka Ayanokouji, voiced by Shōya Chiba He is the main protagonist. Reserved, cold and of few and accurate words, he is a young man who does not appear to be what he really is. He hides and tries to forget a shady past, since in various childhood memories of him he appears to have been in some special government training center called until now “the white room”. Suzune Horikita, voiced by Akari Kitō Ayanokouji’s bank mate. She is as cold and reserved as he is, but by her own choice. As she discovers Ayanokouji’s great hidden talent, she seeks to find out more about it, while at the same time moving up the classes. Kikyou Kushida, voiced by Yurika Kubo A popular girl who is also in class D who has a seemingly nice and cheerful personality, and also seeks to befriend everyone in the school. However, behind her cheerful and caring facade, she has an alternate personality that is violent, cold-blooded, obnoxious, and manipulative. Airi Sakura, voiced by A young woman with low self-esteem and fond of photography and modeling, she was harassed by a salesman until she is rescued by Ayanokouji. Yousuke Hirata, voiced by Ryōta Ōsaka He is the leader of class D. He is an optimistic young man who cares about his group, as well as having quite a few skills. However, in situations he relies on advice from both Ayanokouji and Horikita. Karuizawa’s boyfriend. Ken Sudou, Kanji Ike and Haruki Yamauchi, voiced by Eiji Takeuchi, Daiki Abe and Mutsuki Iwanaka respectively They are the “losers” of the class. Sudou has great sports skills, both Ike and Yamauchi do not have great qualities but neither excels in academic skills. Sudou, especially, is the most hot-tempered and has come close to expulsion the most times, continually being saved by Ayanokouji and Horikita. Where to watch Classroom of the Elite season 2? The first season of the show was available on Crunchyroll in subbed format and Funimation in dubbed format. Since these two services usually stream anime, there is no doubt that they will offer the second season for their viewers as well. We just don’t know whether the dub will be released simultaneously or not, but we think that it will. Will there be a Classroom of the Elite season 3? Unlike in the majority of our similar articles, we actually do not have to speculate here, as we know that Classroom of the Elite is getting a third season. The information was confirmed back in 2022, during the special event dedicated to the series, along with the fact that the show would be getting a second season as well. Classroom of the Elite is, thus, getting at least one additional season, which is set to premiere sometime in 2023, if there aren’t any delays.

Home Anime Anime Features Classroom of the Elite Season 2 Is Confirmed – Here's What to Expect Now that the highly-anticipated second season of Classroom of the Elite has been confirmed, here are some refreshers for the big comeback. First published as a light novel in 2015, the psychological thriller series Classroom of the Elite enjoyed overwhelming success and was quickly adapted into a manga a year later. Even though the anime adaptation was put on halt for five years, the manga and light novels have continued their serialization. Studio Lerche produced Season 1 of the Classroom of the Elite anime in 2017, but the series' lack of domestic success resulted in a lengthy hiatus. However, the wait is coming to an end with confirmation of a second season, much to fans' delight. With such a long break, it's understandable if some have forgotten the events that occurred during Season 1. Here are the most important points to remember, along with what to expect when Season 2 arrives. Classroom of the Elite follows Kiyotaka Ayanokouji, a teenage student entering a highly prestigious school that promises to produce only the best results. The school follows a merit-based system, wherein allowances are provided through points that can be used to purchase virtually everything they may want or need. Despite being placed in Class D, where the lowest-ranked students are put, Ayanokouji actually possesses extraordinary intellect. However, he refuses to stand out and prefers to manipulate events from the shadows, an act he executed on multiple occasions in Season 1. Ayanokouji first showed Classroom of the Elite fans a glimpse of his secret intelligence - although forced - when his classmate Suzune Horikita asks him to convince three of their lowest-standing classmates to attend a group study. He used Kikyou Kushida, the popular class idol, and her charms to convince the three boys. The intelligent Horikita also fell into Ayanokouji's schemes as he guided her into making a convincing plot to get another classmate off the hook from expulsion. However, his strategic prowess shone brightest during Season 1's Deserted Island Special Test, where he tricked the other classes into guessing incorrectly and allowed Class D to finish the exam on top. Season 2 of Classroom of the Elite will begin with Volume 4 of the light novel, which covers the "Cruise Ship Special Test" Arc. Ayanokouji excels at observing other people's behavior and subtly manipulating them to do his bidding. By doing this, he not only achieves his goal but also manages to remain on the sideline by pinning the credits to someone else. Although he, Horikita and Kushida are the story's mainstays, Season 2 will spotlight other side characters during various arcs, including their classmates Kanji Ike, Yosuke Hirata and Kei Karuizawa. Classroom of the Elite Season 1 left fans with more questions than answers. There were glimpses and pieces of Ayanokouji's past as well as his father's attempts to expel him from the school, yet his backstory and reasons for enrolling in this competitive school remain a mystery. He is also yet to publicize his true ability, and most of Class D was left unexplored. With Season 2 officially confirmed, fans can once again hope to finally receive answers to these questions and much more. KEEP READING Death Note Why L Always Sits Hunched Over

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