'Classroom Of The Elite' Season 3: Everything We Know So Far

Fans were delighted to receive renewal news on the return of Classroom Of The Elite anime for season 3, just after season 2 dropped. The announcement was a surprise after a live stream came from the Kadokawa Anime YouTube channel. If you are eager to know more about Ayanokoji’s not-so-regular school life then let me tell you that you are not the only one. Here's everything you need to know about Classroom Of Elite Season 3...

When Will Classroom Of The Elite Season 3 Arrive?

The official Twitter account of Classroom Of The Elite has confirmed that season 3 will premiere in January 2024. This announcement came in July 2023, much to the excitement of fans.

What is The Plot Of Classroom Of The Elite Season 3?

The plot follows the story of a student of Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced Nurturing School named Kiyotaka Ayanokōji. The kid is a badass and kind of emotionless. He enters the school pretty sneakily as a part of Class D. However, his attempts go in vain, and he becomes involved in several affairs that unveil the strength he had been purposefully hiding all this while. For the upcoming season, the fans are expecting a showdown between Ayanokōji and the character named Arisu Sakayanagi. This character is the only one who can come close in terms of power to Ayanokōji, so we can't watch to catch what happens next.

One of the central mysteries in the series is Kiyotaka's decision to place himself in Class D, despite his apparent intellectual prowess that would comfortably secure him a place in Class B or A. This decision adds a layer of intrigue to the show, making viewers question the motivations behind Kiyotaka's choice. It's a source of endless speculation and discussion among fans.

Furthermore, as you're well aware, the series is not just about academic achievements. When the special task in Season 2 comes to a close, it becomes evident that Arisu Sakayanagi is privy to Kiyotaka's hidden past and his connection with the White Room. This revelation raises countless questions about Kiyotaka's true identity and what might be lurking in his past. The show's ability to keep its secrets close to its chest adds to its charm.

However, it's not just the mystery surrounding Kiyotaka that keeps fans engaged. The series delves into the repercussions of Kiyotaka and Suzune's actions in helping Class D climb the ladder in the cutthroat academic environment. Their endeavors often lead to clashes with other students who are willing to go to great lengths to thwart their progress.

The excitement doesn't stop there. With the anticipation of Classroom of the Elite Season 3, fans are buzzing with speculations about what the new season might bring. It's rumored to wrap up the First Year arc, encompassing volumes eight to 11.5 of the novel. This indicates that Season 3 will likely continue to explore the theme of special tasks, which have been a highlight of the series. In particular, the Mixed Training Camp promises to be an exciting scenario. It forces students to form new groups and allies while separating boys and girls, adding a layer of complexity to their interactions.

The notion of "leaders" earning double points in this task is sure to bring power struggles and intriguing dynamics to the forefront. New rivals and secondary characters may also enter the scene, further enriching the plot.

With the series likely shifting its focus towards the end of the semester, there's the promise of answers to long-standing questions. The new season could explore the mysteries of Ayanokoji's past, the true identity of the show's villain, and which characters will advance to the second year.

Who is In The Voice Cast of The Classroom Of The Elite Season 3?

We don't have any news on the voice cast of season 3 but here is the current voice cast, Shouya Chiba as Kiyotaka Ayanokji, Akari Kitou as Suzune Horikita, Yurika Kubo as Kikyo Kushida, Rina Satou as Sae Chabashira Rina Hidaka (Rising of the Shield Hero Season 2) as Arisu Sakayanagi, Satoshi Hino as Kouhei Katsuragi, Ao Toyama as Honami Ichinose.

This article was reviewed and is up to date as of October 24, 2023.