Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Assassination Classroom List

• Death Note - Both involve a high-stakes game of intelligence and moral dilemmas surrounding the act of killing.
• My Hero Academia - Focuses on students with unique abilities being trained to become heroes, emphasizing growth and friendship.
• Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion - Features themes of strategy, deception, and the psychological struggles of the main characters.
• The Irregular at Magic High School - Centers around students in a magical academy, blending action, strategy, and character development.
• Blue Exorcist - Contains elements of school life along with supernatural battles and personal growth.
• Danganronpa: The Animation - Involves a deadly game set in a high school, where students must solve mysteries and survive.
• Gakuen Babysitters - Focuses on school life with comedic moments and character bonding among students.
• Mob Psycho 100 - Combines humor, action, and growth with a focus on the main character's development.
• KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! - Shows comedic scenarios in a fantastical setting similar to the humorous elements of Assassination Classroom.
• Your Lie in April - Focuses on personal growth and relationships set against a backdrop of school life and music.
• Haikyuu!! - Centers around teamwork, personal growth, and sports competition within a school setting.
• Toradora! - Explores romance and personal relationships among high school students, similar in emotional depth.
• Fate/Zero - Features complex characters and moral dilemmas, with intense battles and strategies similar to Assassination Classroom.
• Bungou Stray Dogs - Explores themes of power and morality within a group of unique individuals with special abilities.
• Angel Beats! - Combines elements of comedy, action, and emotional storytelling in a school-like afterlife setting.
• The Promised Neverland - Features kids in an intense escape scenario, blending mystery, tension, and complex character interactions.
• Steins;Gate - Centers around time travel and the consequences of one's actions, with strong character development.
• Nichijou - Focuses on the humorous and sometimes absurd everyday life of high school students.
• Sword Art Online - Involves survival games and character development in a high-stakes environment.
• Tokyo Ghoul - Explores moral dilemmas and struggles of identity in a dark fantasy setting.
• Your Name - Emphasizes personal growth and emotional connections in a magical, engaging narrative.
• Zetroscope - Involves unique powers and intense situations among a group similar to those in Assassination Classroom.
• Parasyte: The Maxim - Deals with themes of survival and humanity in a battle against extraterrestrial beings.
• Noragami - Combines action and supernatural elements alongside character-driven storytelling.
• Kakushigoto - Focuses on the relationship between a father and daughter, incorporating humor and emotional moments.
• Hinamatsuri - Combines comedy and supernatural elements while focusing on character relationships.
• Assassination Classroom: Graduation - Direct continuation of the story which deepens character arcs and resolves plot points.
• Fruits Basket - Explores deep emotional connections and character growth in a high school setting with supernatural elements.
• Black Lagoon - Features a group of characters involved in high-stakes situations and moral complexities.
• Kill la Kill - Focuses on personal empowerment and features action-packed sequences in a school environment.
• The Seven Deadly Sins - Explores themes of redemption and teamwork among characters with unique abilities.
• Yandere Simulator - Combines school life with dark themes and anime styling similar to Assassination Classroom.
• Violet Evergarden - Follows emotional journeys of characters, exploring personal growth in a fantastical setting.
• Made in Abyss - While darker in tone, it focuses on exploration and character development in a unique fantasy world.
• Monster - Psychological thriller focusing on morality and the effects of crime on human relationships.
• The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya - Mixes the slice-of-life genre with supernatural elements and character development.
• Overlord - Features a character in a powerful position navigating complex moral dilemmas and relationships.
• Akame ga Kill! - Involves themes of assassination and moral struggles, with characters facing tough choices.
• Hellsing - Involves a complex group of characters fighting supernatural threats while exploring deeper themes.
• Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World - Features a character who faces life and death situations, with a focus on character development.
• Guilty Crown - Combines action, themes of rebellion, and personal relationships in a dystopian setting.
• Jujutsu Kaisen - Features students combatting supernatural forces while developing their abilities and friendships.

Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Why the Hell Are You Here, Teacher!? List

• KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! - Both series involve comedic adventures in a school or fantasy setting with a focus on quirky characters.
• Baka and Test: Summon the Beasts - Similar blend of comedy and high school settings with absurd situations involving students and teachers.
• My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU - Features a high school setting with interpersonal relationships and comedic moments.
• Daily Lives of High School Boys - Centered on the comedic life of high school boys with humorous interactions.
• Chio's School Road - Focuses on the daily lives and absurd situations of high school students.
• School Rumble - Romantic comedy with a strong focus on high school antics and misunderstandings.
• Toradora! - A romantic comedy that explores relationships and friendships in a high school environment.
• The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. - Involves a high school student with special abilities who faces comedic challenges.
• Assassination Classroom - Features a unique school setting where students interact with an unusual teacher.
• Aho Girl - A slice of life anime focusing on a high school girl and her clumsy antics.
• Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend - Romantic comedy in a school setting with a focus on quirky characters and their interactions.
• Kaguya-sama: Love Is War - Centers around the comedic battles of love in a prestigious high school setting.
• Assassination Classroom: Graduation - Continuation of the comedic and emotional adventures within a school context.
• Toradora! (2008) - Explores complex romantic relationships amongst students in high school.
• Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku - Features romantic comedy elements in a workplace setting with similar character dynamics.
• Sket Dance - Follows a group of students who help other students with various issues in a comedic way.
• Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches - High school setting with supernatural elements and romantic comedy aspects.
• Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions - Focuses on high school students with eccentric personalities and comedic moments.
• Step Up Love Story - Mixes romantic and comedic situations in a school-like environment.
• Kyoukai no Kanata - Involves high school life intertwined with supernatural occurrences.
• Fruits Basket - Features complex relationships and comedy in a school and home environment.
• Saiki Kusuo no Psi-nan - Centers on the everyday life of a high school student with psychic powers in a comedic light.
• How Heavy Are the Dumbbells You Lift? - Explores friendships and humor in a school setting with physical comedy.
• Magical Girl Site - Features dark humor and supernatural elements in a school setting.
• Hinamatsuri - A blend of comedy and supernatural elements centered around character relationships.
• Hajime no Ippo - Focuses on the life of a high school boxer with comedic elements and character development.
• Lucky Star - Slice of life anime highlighting the humorous aspects of daily life in high school.
• Food Wars! Shokugeki no Soma - Communicates friendship and rivalry in a school setting with a comedic tone.
• Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun - Romantic comedy set in a high school with characters involved in manga creating.
• A Place Further Than the Universe - Combines friendship, humor, and adventure in a high school setting.
• Sora yori mo Tooi Basho - Adventure mixed with character friendships and humor in high school life.
• Nisekoi - Romantic comedy about high school relationships with misunderstandings.
• Gakuen Heaven - Love and comedy among high school boys with a focus on relationships.
• Your Lie in April - Romantic elements combined with musical talent in a high school setting.
• Danganronpa: The Animation - High stakes and dark humor in a school environment with quirky characters.
• Gakuen Shinjuu: Mune no Ura no Asu - Strange occurrences in school settings with comedy and supernatural elements.
• Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai - Explores youthful romance and supernatural themes in a school setting.
• Kyou no Asuka Show - Features comedic high school life with an eccentric character.
• Aki Sora - Focuses on complex relationships among high school students with both comedic and dramatic elements.
• One Room - Romantic interactions in an everyday school setting with humor.
• Hyouka - Mystery with daily interactions in a high school filled with humor and intellect.