Keina Suda ignites Assassination Classroom rebroadcast with new single ‘Last Look’
Keina Suda’s newest single “Last Look ラストルック” has officially landed, fueling the second opening theme for the 10th anniversary rebroadcast of Assassination Classroom on Fuji TV and affiliated networks. The song’s emotional drive and urgent pace match the anime’s iconic tension — a perfect pairing for fans returning to the series.
Built around the sensation of rule-breaking clarity, “Last Look” expresses a fleeting moment of power right before shattering expectations. Suda described it as being about “that fleeting sense of omnipotence that sparks in moments when you have to destroy the norm to move forward.” His electrifying vocal delivery and fast-paced instrumentation embody that theme from the opening bars.
Anime visuals meet anthem-level intensity
The new anime opening sequence features Suda’s track against dynamic visuals that blend chaotic media-style overlays with subtle tributes to the series’ original run. The animation echoes the energy of the original Assassination Classroom while adding layers of emotional context, making it more than just an update — it’s an evolution. A full official music video for “Last Look” is now available, along with an alternate non-credit anime opening version streaming on YouTube.
This latest addition is part of Assassination Classroom’s “10 Years of Time” anniversary project, which began in April 2025 with a one-year rebroadcast of all 47 episodes. The series, originally serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump from 2012 to 2016, has sold over 27 million copies worldwide and remains especially popular in Southeast Asia.
Already making waves on streaming platforms and social media, “Last Look” is striking a chord with both anime fans and music lovers alike. Its message of personal rebellion and emotional breakthrough elevates the series’ impact, turning the song into a stand-alone anthem for anyone determined to chart their own path forward.
