Additionally, in the end of the 5th volume, we get another added aspect to the story that will slowly build up and become a major factor in the future volumes and even more so in the second year.
Not only do we get to see more and more interesting exams, we have long build ups and create even better pay-offs. I'm not going to spoil anything but from volume 4 on the story completely changes from its original Oregairu vibes and becomes more and more interesting. Although, if you watched the ending of the anime or have read the third volume, you may have noticed a major shift in the story. If you watched the anime, which adapted the first 3 volumes, you probably watched what is in my opinion the worst (although not worst as in bad, just relative to the rest of the first year) part of the first year. When I started reading it, I also watched the anime as well as soon as I finished the parts that were adapted and was surprised at how much different the cores of the story were different from each other. The story of Classroom of the Elite is easily one of the best parts of this series. (This is my first review so my bad if it is not up I am so glad that I did because CotE has become easily my favorite light novel of all time and I will try to attempt to tell you and convince you why. The reason that I even started reading this novel was because I noticed it at Barnes and Noble and decided might as well give it a try.
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You-Zitsu, otherwise known as Classroom of the Elite in english is a novel series that I had heard about for awhile (mainly because of the anime), but didn't read until recently last year. Standing at the bottom of the hierarchy, Class D houses all of the school's "worst" students.įollowing this rude awakening, Ayanokouji, Horikita, and the rest of Class D must overcome their differences and clash against other classes in order to climb to the coveted position of Class A by any means necessary. Soon enough, however, the facade of Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced Nurturing High School gives way to its true nature-only the top scoring classes can fully utilize the school's offerings, and Class D is the furthest from such a status. At this seemingly perfect institution, the reserved Kiyotaka Ayanokouji arrives as an incoming member of class 1-D, where he befriends one of his classmates, the antisocial Suzune Horikita.Īt first, his peers revel in the academy's leisurely lifestyle, taking advantage of all of its state-of-the-art facilities. Over time, Ryuuji witnesses a side of Taiga that people normally don't see, and their relationship becomes so close that rumours begin to spread about whether they are going out as a couple.EditSynopsis Receiving funding from the government to nurture the next generation's hopefuls, Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced Nurturing High School brings together the brightest youth of Japan onto a single campus. And so Taiga decides to let Ryuuji help her hook up with Kitamura as her "personal servant", and in return, Taiga will help Ryuuji get closer to Minori.ĭue to Ryuuji's obsession with cleanliness and the close proximity of Taiga's apartment block, besides sleeping, Taiga ends up spending most of her time at Ryuuji's place.
Yet by chance he discovers that Taiga has a crush on his best friend Kitamura Yuusaku, while Taiga finds out about his crush on her best friend Kushieda Minori. Despite her diminutive appearance, Taiga has a very negative attitude and has left a "bloody trail" wherever she goes, hence her nickname.Īfter his unfortunate encounter with Taiga, Ryuuji does his best to avoid her.
But all that is about to change, on the first day of the new school term he accidentally bumps into the most dangerous being in school - Aisaka Taiga, also known as the Palmtop Tiger. However, there is one thing that torments him: despite his gentle personality he has inherited his gangster father's intimidating eyes, which often leads to misunderstandings by his classmates. Takasu Ryuuji begins his second year of high school trying to look his best.
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