Assassination Classroom Compilation Film Lands On Four Streaming Services
Six years after its limited theatrical run, the film's streaming home is split between four subscription services and two rental outlets, so where a viewer can actually watch it depends entirely on which service they already pay for.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime Anime.
The 2016 compilation film Assassination Classroom: 365 Days' Time is streaming on Amazon Prime Video, U-NEXT, d Anime Store and FOD, all as subscription titles. DMM TV and TELASA carry it as a rental, and TSUTAYA DISCAS offers it as a DVD home rental. No streaming availability was confirmed on Lemino, Hulu, Netflix, Disney+ or TVer. The film runs 1 hour 32 minutes and adds an original episode set seven years after graduation.
The film opened in Japanese theaters on November 19, 2016, for a limited run. It combines a recap of the TV anime with an original segment following Nagisa Shiota and Karma Akabane seven years after graduation, drawn from Yusei Matsui's manga.
Amazon Prime Video carries it at no extra charge for Prime members, who pay 600 yen a month and can use a 30-day free trial. U-NEXT, d Anime Store and FOD also list it as a subscription title.
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