More Details on the Theatrical Release of Assassination Classroom: Our Time (2026) in Theaters
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With graduation just around the corner, no one makes fun of the underachievers in Class 3-E anymore. Now, there’s only one thing left for them to do: kill their homeroom teacher, the ineffable Koro-sensei, before he destroys Earth within 15 days.
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Martial arts, swimming, extracurricular activities that put their assassination skills to use, Valentine’s Day romances, and the teacher’s mysterious private life outside of school hours—every memory of the year they’ve spent together is slowly filling the old classroom building.
Looking back, the students realize just how much they’ve changed during their time in this peculiar “Assassination Class.” But what will Koro-sensei have in store for them in the little time they have left together?
Unfortunately, it seems that anime movies that aren’t super famous don’t really do well in Spanish theaters. As I said, this is a reality I don’t like—and I’m sure neither do those of you reading this, and even less so Selecta Visión.
The distributor is being realistic, and this is surely why this release didn't turn out the way many of us would have liked.
And that wraps up the information on the theatrical release of Assassination Classroom: Our Time in Spanish theaters. It’s undoubtedly a treat that those of us who fell in love with the original anime will know how to enjoy. Before I wrap up, I’d love to hear about your specific situation: Are you going to see it? What do you think about this very limited release?
