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Bad Seafood posted:Don't post unmarked spoilers before the chapter is even available for everyone to read; especially not when they're spoilers of this magnitude. It was available when I posted. But yeah it was not a cool thing to do, sorry. Anyway good chapter.
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Mar 1, 2016 00:22
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Lots of people use these threads to check on whether or not a new chapter's been released, as opposed to combing through the Internet themselves. Even if the most recent chapter is already available somewhere, there are several people who aren't going to know about it until they check this thread for links...only to get spoiled instead. Paranoia and anger over spoilers is pretty whatever in my opinion, but this isn't the first time you've done this. Show some common courtesy, please.
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Mar 1, 2016 09:20
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Mach20 Scans are live https://bato.to/reader#e396d189f3acaf1f Very powerful chapter, the role call was a great idea and very well executed for how simple it is.
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Didn't think I'd ever say this, but I prefer the Mangastream version. The script is more beautiful.
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Bad Seafood posted:Lots of people use these threads to check on whether or not a new chapter's been released, as opposed to combing through the Internet themselves. Even if the most recent chapter is already available somewhere, there are several people who aren't going to know about it until they check this thread for links...only to get spoiled instead. Indeed it's why I apologized. I will try to not do so again in the future. Common sense just sometimes vanishes from me.
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Mar 3, 2016 01:32
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New Chapter Boy, is it really dusty in here.... 
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Mar 5, 2016 22:39
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Class A... Did something nice!??!?! Then again I guess when you have their petty bullshit contrasted against the likes of government conspiracies, psychotic murder junkies, and sociopathic spousal abuse-y mad scientists it kind of throws high school bullying into perspective
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Mar 5, 2016 23:45
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Remember kids, if you do well enough in school and your teacher asks nicely, well, then your parents will get back together!
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Mar 6, 2016 00:25
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Gyges posted:Remember kids, if you do well enough in school and your teacher asks nicely, well, then your parents will get back together! I know executive meddling and all that, but she probably shouldn't have shown up at all again, if anything.
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Mar 6, 2016 00:31
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the contrast between how good the rest of the manga was and how tasteless the child abuse segments were is honestly mindblowing
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Mar 6, 2016 04:23
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It was either a poorly thought out idea or they were told to shovel it under the rug. Either way it's a pretty blatant low point.
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Mar 6, 2016 04:28
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New chapter is out. http://readms.com/r/assassination_classroom/179/3289/1 Yanagisawa survived getting knocked through the barrier. But he got super screwed up and can no longer function on his own. (Can can't even turn his head on his own) His research was also rejected. I almost feel sorry for the guy. MonsterEnvy fucked around with this message at 04:51 on Mar 11, 2016 |
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Mar 11, 2016 04:45
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They shoulda kept all the money! Also it's kinda weird. No one talks about the anime adaptation but it's actually pretty good even if it's just turning manga pages into animation. Also the season 2 OP is really catchy.
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Eej posted:Also the season 2 OP is really catchy. Yeah it is. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iug12DnMNHQ
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Mar 11, 2016 04:58
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So just one chapter left? It's totally going to end with Nagisa being a teacher using the class E building.
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Mar 11, 2016 06:15
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Zerilan posted:So just one chapter left? That seems like the obvious thing, yeah. Plot twist: Karma uses it for whatever crazy thing he's doing nowadays, Nagisa is nowhere to be seen for the rest of the series.
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Roland Jones posted:That seems like the obvious thing, yeah. Last page will be Nagisa killing the a big shot or something -_-
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Mar 11, 2016 11:47
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Bitch sensei infiltrates the middle east only to discover nagisa has already assassinated all of ISIS leadership under the cover of being a teacher
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Mar 11, 2016 14:38
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Arkeus posted:Last page will be Nagisa killing the a big shot or something -_- To be honest I really wouldn't be surprised if the last chapter is Nagisa teaching by day and assassinating by night but who knows.
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The anime adaptation of season 2 cuts out a lot of stuff. Great material, too. They axed the best parts of the freerunning game - the part where the kids actually win instead of just running out the clock. They also removed Takebayashi's arc, which is one of my favorites, but they're apparently releasing it as a set of four webisodes. Why? I have no idea. All together, they're about the same length as a standard anime episode. There's absolutely no reason why they couldn't have just made the season 26 episodes instead of 25. But here's something from the latest chapter, and maybe it's a bit pedantic, but it's also so egregious that I can't let it pass. They claim that the Moon will crumble into a smaller sphere and move into a lower orbit because of the explosion, and that in the end the world's situation will be similar to what it was before. No loving way. If it were a molten body, it would have enough gravity to form into a sphere, sure. But it's not. It's already solidish, so it would become potato-shaped, and it would take a long time. It also implies that the gravitational effect of the Moon would be similar, which is important because lots of marine life depends on the Moon to circulate nutrients in the oceans. But here's what that would mean. The Moon now has only 30% of its original volume, so for simplicity let's say that's also 30% of its original mass, even though planetoids are denser at their cores. Gravity decreases in strength at distance at a rate of 1/r^2, so in order to have the same gravity, the new orbit would go from an average radius of 385,000 km to about 211,000 km. All right, that doesn't sound so bad, does it? Well, not so fast. Its orbit would also become a hell of a lot more eccentric, meaning elliptical. So sometimes tides would be barely there, and others they'd be massively larger than anything we see today. Say goodbye to beaches forever. Geosynchronous satellites would have their orbits adversely affected during these times as well.
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Same, honestly
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Yeah, just ignoring the moon's gravity and orbit would have been a much better idea. At least we'll know if Neil Degrasse Tyson reads this in a couple weeks.
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Mar 11, 2016 18:57
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Counterpoint to all the moon stuff: Antimatter tentacle cells
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Kyte posted:Counterpoint to all the moon stuff: I mean if you're going to make bullshit magical stuff, that's fine and perfectly anime. But like, trying to describe actual physics and poo poo and being 100% factually incorrect about it is a different matter. It's like that recent chapter of Suicide Island where the author did one of his little Facts About Surviving!!! side note thing mid-chapter, and listed a bunch of safe to eat plants on tropical islands around Japan. Except two of the ones he listed are very poisonous. There were a few other "facts" that were completely untrue as well, apparently. Lesson here is, manga authors are not astrophysicists or professional survivalists and should not be expected to know these things, but if they do include this misinformation, it's not unreasonable to say "well that was stupid of them to put in there". It's like if Naruto had a sideplot about setting up a mortgage but got it all completely wrong, and not for the purpose of humor. There's a distinct difference between that, and magical ninja bullshit, because that's not based in reality, while the rules of a mortgage are pretty concrete. In conclusion, 
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I mean the dude didn't want to use it as more than a symbol for the passing of time. The effects on the tides and poo poo aren't important to the story, and lol if you think he was going to waste pages in the last 2 emotional chapters of a series about it
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Erg posted:I mean the dude didn't want to use it as more than a symbol for the passing of time. The only reason anyone is commenting on it is because he did waste pages in the last 2 emotional chapters of a series about it.
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Gyges posted:The only reason anyone is commenting on it is because he did waste pages in the last 2 emotional chapters of a series about it. I'm saying that the important part is that it's returning to normal, symbolizing the passage of time and that the visible proof that this amazing teacher of theirs existed is slowly fading What's not important is the real world ramifications of the moon reforming into a smaller one, it's the emotional poo poo attached to it 
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Erg posted:I'm saying that the important part is that it's returning to normal, symbolizing the passage of time and that the visible proof that this amazing teacher of theirs existed is slowly fading If he had presented the symbol of the crumbling moon and left it at that it no one would have said anything. It's that he went and tried and drop some bad science while doing that has anyone commenting. Even then, the commenting is pretty much limited to, "wish he hadn't decided to drop some bad science there."
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Gyges posted:If he had presented the symbol of the crumbling moon and left it at that it no one would have said anything. It's that he went and tried and drop some bad science while doing that has anyone commenting. Even then, the commenting is pretty much limited to, "wish he hadn't decided to drop some bad science there." It benefits from the explanation, however bs it is, that the moon is going to reform and life's going back to normal. It's a lead in to the thought that the visual proof of Korosensei's influence on the world is fading, and gives context that some time has passed to the following page where the moon is mostly reformed. The accurate explanation doesn't add any extra benefit to the story, has more nuances that have to be explained, and isn't really going to matter to most people.
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Even having typed all that out, I'm guessing that neither of us are going to budge or even really concede a point to each other so whatever, it's a good series and I'm glad it's going out well
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Mar 12, 2016 04:36
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It would have been better to say that the world has been changed forever, but people are doing their best to adapt. That's what the story has been about, after all. Growing and changing and maturing.
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Mar 12, 2016 05:31
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Invictus has been trying to get me to read this but I dunno man, if they can't even get moon science right what good is the rest of it.
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Mar 12, 2016 06:00
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Yeah. Series bad, don't read it
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Mar 12, 2016 06:01
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The moon has to become spherical by the end. How else will it coincidentally look like Korosensei?
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Mar 12, 2016 14:37
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Huh, just caught the anime on TV and Rio's voice isn't what I expected.
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Mar 12, 2016 16:05
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its nice to read a shounen that actually kept to a reasonable time limit instead of just going on forever
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Welp. AssClass is over. It was a beautiful journey. Meaningless Korean Scans: http://www.shencomics.com/archives/1198191
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