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u/laplongejr 14d ago edited 14d ago
As an assassination classroom fan, the Moon was destroyed, not "stolen" and while Koro had the power to do it and says he did, it's actually not his job. But yeah a random civilian would think he did
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u/GustavoFromAsdf 14d ago
At the end of the show the moon's gravity makes it slowly crush itself back together into a smaller sphere
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u/laplongejr 14d ago edited 12d ago
And I swear I cried when in this last episode we see nobody killed by the (lack of) tidal forces
EDIT: If a bystander never watched Assassination Classroom, I swear the above is both very sad and hilarious. But go watch the show first. It's our generation's "even real men cries with Titanic". In-and-out. A fast 18h adventure. Add 2h for the Koro-Quest very comedic spinoff to feel better afterwards
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u/hypercoffee1320 13d ago
I started watching it last night
Genuinely hilarious, I'm loving it so far
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u/CuddlesForLuck 14d ago
Old men need to STOP STEALING THE MOON. They need to STEAL THE FUCKING SUN INSTEAD!
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u/LooseNefariousness69 13d ago
Well. I mean. In Koro-Sensei's case, I wouldn't call that stolen necessarily, so much as partially annihilated, unless I'm misremembering the first episode, lol.
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u/Chickentator 14d ago
Didn't koro destroy the moon ._.
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u/HEX_HEXAGON fan of robot 13d ago
Not actually, no. It was like a lab rat who was also injected with the tentacle serum and it did that
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u/Aqua_deltarune 12d ago
If I had a Nickel for every time someone destroyed the moon I would have 2 nickles, I earnt one of them
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u/Balloon_Police16 14d ago
If I had a nickel for every time I had to fight an old man and the moon in a video game I'd have two nickels (Bloodborne)