Due to the second half been dubbed as Final Season hence the title been named this way, also I can't remember where the second half starts.
Episode 23: Before the summer vacation at the island resort comes to a close, Koro-sensei gives his students a test of courage inside a cave, pairing them up into couples in hopes of getting juicy gossip. Although this soon backfires, both Koro-sensei and the students quickly notice that Irina Jelavić has feelings towards Tadaomi Karasuma. Koro-sensei and the students decide to set up a romantic dinner for the two teachers to get them together. Irina kisses her napkin and places it on Karasuma's lips as a subtle confession before leaving, but Karasuma seems to be more focused on his duty rather getting her message. On the final day of summer vacation, Koro-sensei invites his students to the local summer festival. Meanwhile, Lovro Brovski is attacked by a mysterious assassin.
Episode 24: Inspired by an article on a surplus of eggs, Kaede Kayano comes up with a plan to assassinate Koro-sensei by constructing a giant caramel pudding containing a hidden bomb, with all the students banding together to help make it. While Koro-sensei inevitably sees through the plan and disables the bomb, he shares the remaining caramel pudding with his students. Later, the students participate in a game of Cops and Robbers, in which they must use parkour to avoid being captured by Karasuma, but the captives manage to use bribes to have Koro-sensei let them escape. The next day, the students accuse Koro-sensei of stealing underwear from all over the city, but they later suspect that he is being framed by someone. They soon discover the true culprit to be one of Karasuma's underlings, who had been used by Shiro to lure Koro-sensei into a trap, a cage made from fibers that can hurt him. Shiro once again pit Koro-sensei against Itona Horibe.
Episode 25: Despite Itona's increased deadliness, Koro-sensei manages to evade his attacks and defeat him. Just then, Itona starts reeling from the effects of his tentacle implants, which he had been keeping under control due to Shiro's treatments. Shiro leaves after deeming no further use of Itona, who later goes on a rampage and starts destroying cell phone shops. As Koro-sensei tries to reason with Itona, Shiro attacks Koro-sensei and capture Itona. Shiro lures Koro-sensei into another trap, but the students arrive on the scene to rescue Koro-sensei and Itona, forcing Shiro to retreat. The students soon learn that Itona was allegedly abandoned by his parents after their electronics company went bankrupt. After Takuya Muramatsu, Taisei Yoshida and Kirara Hazama each fail to cheer up Itona, Ryōma Terasaka manages to calm down Itona, allowing Koro-sensei to safely remove the tentacle implants and enroll him as an official student of Class 3-E.
Episode 26: Itona creates a prototype of a remote-controlled tank, which he plans to strike at Koro-sensei's heart as being the weak point. The other boys in the class suggest a fisheye lens and a camouflage design for the tank, but it later gets destroyed by a weasel. The girls soon figure out that the boys potentially wanted to use the tank to spy on them. Later, Masayoshi (Justice) Kimura feels embarrassment over his written name, Justice. The students are assigned code names by Koro-sensei during a training session against Karasuma, leaving Kimura assigned with his true name to show how well it fits him. Kimura is inspired by Koro-sensei to accept his true name, not by how it is written, but by how one is associated by it.
Episode 27: Yūma Isogai secretly works part-time as a waiter at a restaurant, but he is soon discovered by Class 3-A's Big Five (Gakushū Asano, Teppei Araki, Ren Sakakibara, Natsuhiko Koyama and Tomoya Seo). Gakushū threatens that he will report Isogai to expulsion unless Class 3-E can beat Class 3-A in the sports festival's pole-toppling event. This turns out to be an unfair exhibition match since Gakushū has his team filled with powerful American foreign exchange students led by a boy named Kevin. Despite this, Isogai manages to come up with some unconventional countermeasures for his teammates and their use of unique skills against Kevin's group, eventually outwitting Gakushū and taking the victory.
Episode 28: While preparing for their midterm exams, the students of Class 3-E perform parkour outside of school grounds. However, Taiga Okajima and Kimura accidentally fall on Matsukata, an elderly principal of Wakaba Park Nursery School, who was on his way there by bike. As a result, Koro-sensei bans the students from studying for the midterms and has them volunteer at the nursery school until Matsukata recovers from his injured right femur. While the other students help entertain the naughty children and renovate the decrepit nursery school, Nagisa Shiota mentors a bullied girl named Sakura Kiyashiki, teaching her to find the strength to return to primary school. After two weeks, Matsukata returns to see the nursery school completely transformed into a safe and fun environment. With no time left to study, the students perform badly in the midterms, yet Karma Akabane scores second place overall due to studying during the summer. Having learned their lesson of being careful in using their newfound strength, the students receive new equipment for their future assassination efforts.
Episode 29: The students of Class 3-E notice that Irina's birthday was a few days ago, so they go see a florist to arrange for Karasuma to give Irina a bouquet for the occasion. However, the mood is spoiled when Karasuma casts aside Irina's romantic interest for the good of the mission, leading her to storm off. After Irina stops showing up at school for a few days, the students are suddenly snuck up upon by the florist, revealing himself to be The Reaper, who tasks the students to rescue Irina from being bound and gagged inside a dungeon. The Reaper lures the students into his trap at a fortress, but they attempt to escape and find Irina. Some students are taken down by The Reaper one by one, and even Nagisa is thwarted by his clap stunner. Meanwhile, the remaining students manage to find Irina, but they discover that she has turned against them. As all of the students are recaptured, Koro-sensei and Karasuma begin their rescue attempt.
Episode 30: When Koro-sensei and Karasuma reach the fortress, The Reaper reveals that he has placed neck braces as explosives on the students. The Reaper manages to lock Koro-sensei with the students, planning to kill them all in a canal flood. Choosing to protect his students, Karasuma chases after The Reaper, who sets off an explosion that traps Irina under some rubble. Hinano Kurahashi encourages Karasuma to rescue Irina, who was taken in by Lovro after her parents were killed in a civil war when she was a child. The students manage to remove the neck braces in time and camouflage from being seen in the live camera feed. Karasuma gets the drop on The Reaper and confronts him in close quarters combat. After being shot by The Reaper with a hidden gun in his index finger, Karasuma is saved by one of Koro-sensei's tentacles, allowing Karasuma to deliver the knockout blow. Afterwards, the students convince Irina to return as their teacher, while Karasuma gets the government to ensure that the students will remain safe from other assassins pursuing the bounty.
Episode 31: As the students of Class 3-E are in the process of deciding on their future careers, Nagisa believes that he should become a professional assassin, but Koro-sensei tells him to give it some more thought. Nagisa comes home to his mother Hiromi Shiota, who urges Nagisa to move out of Class 3-E due to his poor grades and becomes hostile when Nagisa insists on staying in Class 3-E. On the next day, Koro-sensei agrees on Nagisa's behalf to impersonate Karasuma for a parent-teacher meeting with Hiromi, stating to her that Nagisa will not be allowed to leave Class 3-E unless solely desired. Unwilling to take no for an answer, Hiromi later drugs Nagisa when he eats dinner and drives him to the old campus. She tries to have him commit arson to the old campus in order to sever his connections with Class 3-E. However, they are interrupted by a whip-wielding hitman who is targeting Koro-sensei. Nagisa uses his assassination skills to take down the hitman and protect his mother. Choosing to pursue a different career, Nagisa decides to work hard to support Hiromi, who lets him stay in Class 3-E.
Episode 32: A school festival is held, and all the classes compete to make the most money in their dining stalls. The students of Class 3-E take advantage of their mountain location by using local ingredients to create dishes that prove a hit for customers of many familiar faces. Meanwhile, Gakushū and rest of the Big Five use music industry business sponsors to draw in customers. When Yūji Norita comes by for a visit, Rio Nakamura dresses up Nagisa like a girl. During their "date", Nagisa eventually reveals his true gender to Yūji. Impressed by Nagisa's honesty, Yūji posts about the dining stall on his food blog, causing an influx of customers on the next day. Koro-sensei advises his students to close their dining stall early to avoid disrupting the mountain's ecosystem with excessive foraging. Hiromi arrives to patch things up with Nagisa. In spite of closing early, Class 3-E comes in third place, just behind Class 3-A and high school.
Episode 33: With final exams approaching, Gakushū witnesses as Gakuhō Asano uses brainwashing tactics on Class 3-A to fuel their hatred towards Class 3-E. As Koro-sensei tasks the students of Class 3-E to make it into the top fifty, it is revealed that Gakuhō will be taking over the lessons for Class 3-A with his twisted educational methodology. Gakushū asks the students of Class 3-E to beat Gakuhō at his own academic game, but the students of Class 3-E already strive to do their best, perhaps better than Class 3-A. During the final exams, the students are faced with college-level questions added by Gakuhō, but the students of Class 3-E manage to get through them using techniques taught not only by Koro-sensei, but also each other.
Episode 34: The final exams climax with a showdown between Karma and Gakushū as they tackle the last math problem, solving the volume of an atom inside a cube of a domain. Gakushū struggles to come up with complex formulae after reading the last half of the problem, but Karma discovers a simple formula after reading the first part of the problem. Following the final exams, Koro-sensei reveals that all of his students manage to land in the top fifty. After Gakushū and the rest of Class 3-A state their preference to the ideals of Class 3-E, Gakuhō takes matters into his own hands, threatening to destroy the old campus and sack Koro-sensei. In order to save the class and his job, Koro-sensei is tasked with solving five workbooks containing grenades that could hurt him, with one of those workbooks containing a real grenade.
Episode 35: Despite getting hit by the math workbook, Koro-sensei manages to finish other subject workbooks without setting them off, having memorized all the problems beforehand. Left with the final workbook containing the real grenade, Gakuhō recalls his time as a kindhearted elementary teacher at a private cram school for his students Rikuto Ikeda, Mori and Nakai. Three years after these students moved onto junior high school, Gakuhō was shocked to discover that Ikeda committed suicide as a result of bullying. This led Gakuhō to change his teaching approach from kindhearted to ruthless. In the present, Koro-sensei protects Gakuhō from the real grenade, revealing that he bases his teaching methods in Class 3-E on Gakuhō's old stance on education. Gakuhō reflects on this, allowing Class 3-E to continue and aiming to become a better educator and parent. Afterwards, Class 3-E puts on a unique play about Momotaro for the drama festival.
Rating: 9/10(Average)
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