The Assassination Classroom franchise is in its 10th anniversary period, with two films streaming in July and August 2026 that adapt manga material not covered by the original TV series.
Two Assassination Classroom films are streaming in mid-2026, both part of a 10th anniversary project that extends the original anime by adapting manga episodes the TV series skipped. The first, 'Assassination Classroom the Movie: Everyone's Time,' streams exclusively on Amazon Prime Video from August 7. It is the third installment of the anniversary project and marks director Masaki Kitamura's theatrical debut. Voice actor Jun Fukuyama returns as Koro-sensei.
The second film, 'Assassination Classroom the Movie: Our Time,' arrives on Crunchyroll on July 23 with English, Spanish, and Portuguese subtitles and an English dub. Creator Yūsei Matsui described it as both a 10th anniversary project and a continuation of the main story. The film collects episodes cut from the original anime due to time constraints.
Together, the two films give the franchise its first new animated content since the TV series ended, filling gaps in the manga adaptation rather than offering a recap or a sequel. The streaming releases on Crunchyroll and Prime Video make both films widely accessible alongside the existing series catalog.
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Crunchyroll announced it will stream the Assassination Classroom the Movie: Our Time film starting July 23 at 8:00 p.m. EDT with English, Spanish, and Portuguese subtitles and an English dub. The film collects episodes cut from the original anime due to time constraints and is described by creator Yūsei Matsui as both a 10th anniversary project and a continuation of the main story.
Amazon Prime Video will exclusively stream the theatrical anime 'Assassination Classroom the Movie: Everyone's Time' from August 7, 2026. The film commemorates the series' 10th anniversary and adapts original manga episodes not previously animated in the TV series. It is the third installment of the 10th anniversary project. Voice actor Jun Fukuyama returns as Koro-sensei, and director Masaki Kitamura makes his theatrical debut.