Classroom Of The Elite II Episode 9 Release Date, Preview, and Other Details
Keep reading this article to learn more about Classroom Of The Elite II Episode 9 and when it will be released.
About Classroom Of The Elite II
The tale is told from the viewpoint of Kiyotaka Ayanokji, a shy and reserved boy with unmatched intelligence who prefers to keep to himself and has difficulty making friends. He attends Class-D, the school’s drop-off class for underachieving students. Shogo Kinugasa wrote the light novel, on which the anime is based and Shunsaku did the illustrations.
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Everyone is busy getting ready for the test. Knowing that they are disadvantaged, Class D organized and divided all the students into three study groups to improve their overall test scores. Horikita, Hirata, and Kushida led the study groups in addition to Kushida in each study group.
Horikita is making every effort to withhold information from Kushida. A flashback to Kushida’s past was also shown to us. Horikita will let Kushida go if she performs better on the math portion of the exam. However, if Kushida triumphs, Horikita will have to give up the school.
Ayanokoji said that if Horikita loses, he’ll resign alongside her. However, provided that she ends up triumphing, Kushida will have to reveal her past.
Classroom Of The Elite II Episode 9 Preview/Spoilers
The stakes have gotten higher for Kushida and Horikita. Who will win? Whoever wins, that will have high repercussions on the plot of the anime.
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Classroom Of The Elite II Episode 9 Release Date
Classroom Of The Elite II Episode 9 is scheduled to get released on the 29th of August 2022. Every new chapter gets released after a week’s gap. The release timings differ from place to place. In Japan, the anime’s upcoming episode will be released at 9 PM.
Where To Watch
You can stream the anime on Crunchyroll and Funimation. However, these sites are not free and require you to get a monthly subscription. Moreover, Funimation is not available in some countries.
