Classroom of the Elite

Fifty four episodes across four seasons, and the fourth is sixteen because it dropped four at once on the first day.

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Where to start with Classroom of the Elite

One show, four seasons, in order, and that is the whole answer. There is no film, no OVA, no recap episode and no side series anywhere in this franchise. Season four restarts the school year, so it is the one place a newcomer might think they can jump in, and they cannot.

  1. 1
    Season one, twelve episodes Classroom of the Elite

    The first year's entrance exams and the island test. Twelve episodes, and there is no bonus thirteenth to look for.

  2. 2
    Season two, thirteen episodes Classroom of the Elite

    Picks up directly. Made five years later, which changes nothing about the order.

  3. 3
    Season three, thirteen episodes Classroom of the Elite

    Finishes the first school year.

  4. 4
    Season four, sixteen episodes Classroom of the Elite

    The second year, first semester. It opens a new school year with new first years, which makes it look like a fresh start, but it assumes everything from the first three seasons.

Then what? A fifth season is announced with nothing confirmed beyond the fact of it. The light novels are far ahead: the anime has only just reached Year Two, and Year Two is finished in print with Year Three already underway.

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The Series

  • Classroom of the Elite 2017, 5 seasons, 54 episodes

The Books

  • The Classroom of the Elite light novels 2015

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