!~Assassination Classroom RPG~!

Koro-sensei: Koro-sensei, a whimsical and yellow octopoid being, is the heart of the series. Despite his seemingly bizarre appearance, he possesses unparalleled speed, strength, and intelligence. Beneath his cheerful demeanor lies a genuine and caring teacher who aims to help his students excel in both their studies and assassination skills. His nurturing nature and witty humor make him beloved by his class, even though they are tasked with eliminating him. Though, he is a bit of a pervert, considering that he has a collection of naughty magazines.

Nagisa Shiota: Nagisa is a calm, collected, and friendly individual who can be exceptionally observant and circumspect of his surroundings and the situations that develop around him. He tends to pay strict attention to Korosensei in hopes to understand the motives of the mysterious being and compiles the information he has gathered in his notes for reference.

Nagisa is noticeably more reserved and shy than other students in his class, thinking much more than actually talking and referring to himself as "invisible" because of this. He seems to be commonly nervous about what he says in important situations, being hesitant and harboring a slight stutter, which is possibly due to his mother telling him he "isn't good enough". However, Nagisa is not easily fazed by things that would unnerve the average person, as shown in his interactions with Karma and the prospect of using a real knife.

Despite his calm and empathetic demeanor, Nagisa possessed deep insecurity about his talents and how he was perceived by the people around him. This was reflected by a lack of goals and general pessimism about his own future, which caused him to end up in Class 3-E. However, Nagisa eventually gained more self-esteem, became more objective, and found his own goals, thanks to his experiences with his classmates and especially with Korosensei.

Karma Akabane: Karma's vibrant personality stands out. With his competitive spirit, cunning intellect, and exceptional combat skills, he thrives on challenges and enjoys pushing boundaries. Karma is well-known throughout the school for his violent behavior and troublesome attitude. He is quite cunning, mischievous, and somewhat sadistic, usually playing foul, tricking, and at times manipulating, humiliating and fighting others. He has been described by Tadaomi Karasuma as "at first glance, he comes across as being a lazy sort, but there's a strong sense of mischief in his eyes", and Itona Horibe has described him to have "certain vision" to Ryoma Terasaka.

Karma is quite relaxed most of the time as he occasionally skips out on things he finds boring, such as the school assembly. However, he has become considerably more hard working at studying after the embarrassing exam arc although he hides it by making it look like he was playing video games. Unexpectedly, Karma is a fan of superhero movies, like Sonic Ninja.

Despite his somewhat sadistic nature, Karma actually has good values behind his motives, and can be quite empathetic. The reason he was placed in Class E was that he had rescued a senior from Class E being bullied by students from the main building. He is, unlike his former classmates, unprejudiced against Class E. He believes each and every one of them have their own special talents and will defend them, especially against Class A.

Taiga Okajima: Okajima is the class pervert and is rather open about it. As with Rio Nakamura, Okajima is known to like peeping. He likes to read erotica magazines and even claimed to be a brother of Korosensei and Itona Horibe for doing so. At the start of July, he enjoys looking at the girls' more exposed skin, even going nude and running to them when they were at their vacation.

Takuya Muramatsu: Takuya is one of the more independent members of the class, staging assassinations at his own pace. He lacks enthusiasm when it comes to assassination training, and can be considered laid back in general. He's an excellent cook. Despite in the beginning, being willing to sacrifice Nagisa for the assassination, he progresses to appear much more cooperative and helpful by supporting Terasaka and his role in the school festival.

Yuzuki Fuwa: Fuwa has an imaginative and enthusiastic personality. She is fan of manga, particularly the shōnen demographic as evidenced with her common referencing, mentioning, or reading Weekly Shōnen Jump and other shōnen magazines.

Kaede Kayano: Kayano is one of the most kind, cheerful and passive members of the class who frequently acts as support in assassination attempts with her ability to assess the situation and adapt herself to them.

Despite her apparent passive nature, Kayano is an empathic and strong-willed person who can be extremely determined to the things that interest her or cares about, such as her love for sweets, and more tragically, her sister's fate. She also experiences a severe complex when it comes to her sex appeal, loudly voicing her discomfort when being around large breasted women.

Ryunosuke Chiba: Chiba is a serious and stoic boy who doesn't talk a lot. Like Hayami, he has been compared to a working adult and though the two are very similar, Chiba is less stoic than Hayami.

On the other hand, Chiba is shown to notice the small details of people around him. An example of this trait is when he notices Karma being glum over his fallen grades and cheers him up by prompting him to insult Korosensei about the Home Economics scores.

Rinka Hayami: Hayami is a very stoic, businesslike and professional girl who has been compared to a working adult along with Chiba. As a result of her serious demeanor, she can be quite straightforward and direct.

Hayami In her initial appearances, Hayami was shown with a much more mild personality, conversing and even smiling with other students, but gradually became more stoic.

However, she secretly has a much softer side to her personality, as shown in a picture of her cheerfully holding a kitten.

Toka Yada: Toka Yada: Yada is the big sister of Class 3-E and one of the most enthusiastic students about learning the art of infiltration from Irina. She's been described as being adult-like and cool to the point that Kaede Kayano admits that she admires her despite her large bust.

Yada does not like violence, which is why she commits herself to negotiation in order avoid fighting.

Koki Mimura: A boy who doesn’t stand out, but really treasures the peace within Class E. Has good film-related skills, and during the assassination plan at the Okinawa Summer Course, he succeeded in compiling all their knowledge on Korosensei into film. At the time, even though he had to sacrifice a lot of his free time, he still worked at the editing all the way to the deadline.

Hinata Okano: In her initial appearances, Okano was often shown to be serious with a relatively neutral expression. As the series goes on, she's later shown to also be playful in addition to being serious. She is also described as someone who acts before she thinks. Megu said that Okano is an honest person, but gets really stubborn when she's angry.

Ritsu: She is a machine from Norway, created to kill Korosensei, and was registered as a student in Kunugigaoka in order to prevent Korosensei from counterattacking her. Initially, Ritsu was focused only on killing Korosensei at all costs, apathetic to the interests of her fellow students who would have to clean up the messes she made with her assassination attempts. Even after Korosensei told her that gunfire was not permitted during class time, Ritsu would endlessly attempt to assassinate him regardless of the occasion.

Once she was remodeled by Korosensei, she gained genuine emotion and thus, a more happy and cheerful personality. As a result, she learned the importance of teamwork and how to work with her other classmates. As such, she was willing to hide her new programming from her original creators out of gratitude.

Sugino Tomohito: Sugino's dedication and determination make him a core member of Class 3-E. His loyalty to his classmates and his commitment to improving his skills contribute to the group's collective efforts. Sugino is an energetic boy with a love for baseball. He's a very happy and friendly person and gets along with his classmates well.

Maehara Hiroto: Maehara is a nice guy and in every sense of the word, a playboy. He has a "live the moment" attitude about life in general, as shown when he wasn't too bothered about being dumped by Kaho Tsuchiya. Despite that attitude, he is a caring person and isn't the type to pick on someone weaker than him. He also falls into the type of being honest, and often reacts strongly to things.

Nakamura Rio: A girl whose sleaziness can put even Class E’s perverted genie Taiga Okajima to shame, she also shows the keen intellect of someone known as a former child prodigy. At the same time, she also greatly enjoys teasing others, displaying a genius-level gift for it. She has a nose for finding people to mess with.

Rio is also a friendly, energetic girl and somewhat of a trickster. Her favorite victim, along with Karma Akabane, is Nagisa Shiota. She's playful, has a dirty mind, and has been noted to be rather intelligent. She claims she was originally a serious person, something that would prove to be true when she disagreed with Nagisa's proposition to save Korosensei and continue to kill him.

Yuma Isogai: Isogai is a kind, cheerful, and reliable person. He is modest, not at all boastful, and helpful. Isogai has been noted to have good leadership qualities and personal virtues, and due to that he's able to see all the individual strong points in his classmates. Because of these traits, he is considered to be an ikemen, which not only means handsome, but can also imply a flawless personality. However, despite having the personality of a gentleman Isogai has an extremely casual tone to his speech, often cursing and talking like a regular teenager.

Meg Kataoka: Kataoka is a kind and capable person with very strong leadership skills which has been noted several times in the series. She's level-headed and rational and as a result is good at keeping everyone (namely the boys) in line. She was said to know how to take care of others, however, in the past, she allowed others to rely on her too much. A running gag is that she seems to have a relationship complex and seems to be greatly concerned about not being feminine enough.

Kōtarō Takebayashi: Takebayashi is mostly a quiet person. However, he seems somewhat eccentric in his behavior and stands out as the oddball in the class. He also seems to be clumsy at physical activity, having ping pong balls hit his glasses while playing with others and nearly losing balance in one of Tadaomi Karasuma's lessons.[1][2] He initially wanted to leave Class E and seemed ashamed to be in the class but decided to stay when he realized how much his class and Korosensei cared for him and vice versa. He is also obsessed with anime, at one point stating "A girl isn't a true girl until she loses the third D" implying he likes anime girls more than real women. He also enjoys going to maid cafes

Ryōma Terasaka: Initially Terasaka was a petty bully, passive-aggressive towards everything and anything related to school he used to bully higher achieving students into doing his own academic work for him in an attempt to assert dominance against those of a weaker build. Terasaka clearly had a brawn over brains approach to his problems and would often rely on intimidation (if not outright physical force) to get by in life while lazily forcing others to do his work for him while he vicariously achieved getting into a prestigious school through other's achievements. He seemed to have a good eye to see who was academically gifted as the first person he was shown to try and coerce at Kunugigaoka was Natsuhiko Koyama, who would go on to be one of the Big Five. Ironically the grade and academic-oriented system made Terasaka unable to bully those whom he used to, as relying on others to do his work for him only placed further away from the academic success of the school and eventually forced him to submit to those of a higher grade-point average while he was forced to waste his life away in Class E. Rather than try to improve his grades for the better Terasaka fully embraced the bitter and depressing atmosphere and took even enjoying the circumstances of Class E being at the bottom of the academic barrel. It could be surmised and sense Terasaka held no hope for himself to improve his grades anyway he enjoyed being in a position where his grades were irrelevant and he could still utilize his brawny build and parasitic nature as a bully to achieve some degree of comfort; alternatively he was simply too lazy to try and study and enjoyed being able push his weight around in an environment where he wouldn't be hounded about his grades regardless. Terasaka was, in short, the very definition of the Main Campus's definition of a Class E student, a dimwitted problem child who solved his problems though uncivil methods and made use of factors that wouldn't get him far in life to try and get by in school while not trying to improve himself for the better.

Terasaka is the classroom delinquent and the person who took the longest to adjust to Korosensei being his new teacher; in what could possibly be a reactive attachment disorder towards his philosophy of doing nothing, sheer laziness and/or a refusal to even attempt at improving himself Terasaka desired to kill Korosensei, with the bounty and having enough money to live life on the easy street being a secondary motivation if at all, so that Class E would revert back to the drab and depressing place that it used to be where his laziness thrived and he could breeze by without committing to work. Much like how his bullying nature left him behind those that were smarter then him on the main campus however he soon found himself being left behind in the ever growing and changing Class E dynamic. Unable to adjust to his surroundings as fast as they were changing was a source of frustrations which only made him deny this change more and the result was that as Class E was moving more and more ahead in life with greater confidence and abilities Terasaka was only being left further and further behind because of his lack of desire or vision to change and improve. As noted by Shiro Terasaka's refusal to follow the lead of Class E's improvement made him a useful asset as no one would find it odd if he pulled a stunt against Korosensei that would ultimately help Shiro with his assassination attempt. This fault would be told, very bluntly, by Itona right in Terasaka's face and he took it somewhat to heart repeating these words to Nagisa soon afterwards and made him even more committed to Shiro's plan to kill Korosensei.

Yukiko Kanzaki: Kanzaki is a kind, calm, graceful and refined girl who is also very diligent and reliable. She has an elegant demeanor, but she has a lot of backbone and isn't afraid to stand up for herself at the same time; retaining her usual smile while doing so. She also possesses a rebellious side due to the expectations her father had of her. Kanzaki has also shown an interest and proficiency in arcade games.

Kirara Hazama: Hazama is a quiet girl who loves reading, preferring to sit in the shade with a book rather than swim during summer gym classes and wants to become a librarian. She even recommended to Itona the novel, The Count of Monte Cristo, though accidentally spoiled the ending. She prefers dark stories and horror novels, and because of this also has an interest in the occult which she displayed when she attempted to use a curse on Korosensei.

Oddly, she also seems to take great pleasure in scaring and disturbing others, admitting that she'd been scaring people on roadsides since she was a child. Her script for Class E's play was also very grim and depressing, taking pride in disturbing the school so much that they lost their appetites.

It is hinted she has some home troubles, her mother being hysterical and prone to screaming fits when she meets something she doesn't like.

Itona Horibe : Itona is a mysterious and enigmatic student who transfers to Class 3-E with a hidden agenda. He bears a personal connection to Koro-sensei's past and is determined to exact revenge. Initially introduced as a rival, his interactions with the class and Koro-sensei lead to complex emotional and moral dilemmas. As his backstory unfolds, Itona's journey becomes integral to the class's development, adding layers of intrigue and depth to the narrative.

Hinano Kurahashi: Hinano's personality is an energetic and positive girl and is always seen with a smile on her face regardless of whether she's trying to assassinate Korosensei, or whatever else. Hinano is also a passionate animal and nature lover. She was also noted to be a "reliable assistant" for the group of boys who are on the path to becoming "sleazebags." This stems from the fact that she has older siblings who are all boys and as a result can handle even the sleaziest talk. She is a very soothing and calming person and is described as being innocent and genuine. She is also good at making money, particularly being able to assess the price of the stag beetles she was hoping to capture and sell and at the end of the manga managing to get parents to pay her handsomely to take their kids on nature hikes.

Manami Okuda: Okuda is a somewhat shy and rather introverted girl. She had poor language skills, which caused her to be quite straightforward.

Despite her introversion, Okuda is a sweet and very determined girl who hopes to be useful to her friends and classmates. After meeting Koro-sensei, Okuda has turned into a much more sensible individual who can express herself more.

Sumire Hara: Hara is one of the most passive members of the class where she frequently acts as support in assassination attempts with her ability to assess the situation and herself. She is usually regarded as a motherly figure, due to her ability to cook and care for the class. She has shown offense when people call her heavy, as shown in Episode 14 when she got mad at Ryoma Terasaka for calling her heavy (he meant she was hanging on the tree branch and was so heavy that the branch couldn't support her and she would fall).

Taisei Yoshida: Yoshida is one of the more independent members of the class, staging assassinations at his own pace. As a result of being the son of a motorcycle company owner, he has taken a considerable interest in motorcycle engineering.

Sōsuke Sugaya: Sugaya is a well-meaning and easy-going person who's also very creative. He has a love and talent for art and has a calm demeanor.

Masayoshi Kimura: Kimura is one of the relatively proactive students when it comes to assassination and aims to claim the 10 billion yen reward.

Irina Jelavić: Irina, a former assassin turned language teacher, at first, Irina was shown to be a cruel, calculating and arrogant woman with little regard for the students of Class E (earning her the nickname "B*tch-sensei"). Because of her high hit count and model-like appearance, she is a confident woman, experienced, and has been described as giving off a mature, black widow vibe by her students because of such.

Although these are all traits she carries, in actuality once her cover has been completely shattered she is shown to be childish, and has a lack of social understanding. Underneath her confidence is insecurities she has carried with her since childhood and a surprisingly humble person who can be earnest. She is not the type that easily gives up and because of her young age, connects well with her students once she gets past her ego. It is because of these students that she shows a softer side, showing that she is not as hard-edged as she may come off.

Tadaomi Karasuma: As the government agent overseeing Class 3-E's training, Karasuma exudes a stern and focused demeanor. Proficient in combat and tactics, he is fiercely dedicated to ensuring his students' development and safety. Despite his seriousness, his genuine concern for his students gradually softens his exterior. Karasuma is a strict but kind man, though he keeps a distance between himself and the students due to his status as an agent and his own professionalism. He is also extremely dense when it comes to love, but isn't so oblivious that he eventually doesn't figure it out. Even though he comes off as distant, he's not completely devoid of emotion and seems to be able to express happiness very rarely, most notably, during violent situations.