Classroom of the Elite Episode 10: Every man has in himself the most dangerous traitor of all
Manga volume 28-30
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
7.8
12 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
Classroom of the Elite Episode 10: Every man has in himself the most dangerous traitor of all
Manga volume 28-30
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
7.8
12 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
EPISODE REVIEWS
haikal17198
VerifiedStill survival skills and tension builds little by little. In the second half of the episode, another conflict between classmates. So many things are overshadowed that should be revealed in the next episode.
eatingsocks
Most of this episode is just to set up the events for the tension between class D and class C. The building intrigue and inner-monologue around Hirata's character makes it feel like his character will become like Kushida's.
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedI find the basis for this exam a little weird. Like the whole test is to see if you could guess the class leaders, but what does this exam even want to test in students?? Their ability to gaslight and lie to each other
gorlock332
did the class A bald guy just ask a bunch of students to stand in the forest and wait for someone to approach the cave with sticks.
azamuddinalias
Overall, I feel like trust is a luxury no one has. The most hype part is when someone’s "card" is stolen. My opinion about the graphics is that the focus on subtle character movements and shifty looks tells you more than the actual dialogue.
haleyjschwartz
VerifiedAyanokoji continues to be very calm and collected, and it's interesting to see how he interacts with others, as well as how he earns people's trust without really trying. Seeing how each class handles the desert island shows they each have their own priorities within this test.
charliereviews
xiexie
During the survival, other classes experience moments of relaxation, happiness, and tension. Even amid these challenges, Class D remains vigilant and constantly monitors the situation.
varunvg1508
We opened with another small glimpse into Ayanokoji’s weird lab-like childhood. For a tactical drama to work, characters need to make smart moves, and this time it didn’t instantly turn into chaos. That slow buildup made it more interesting.
pranavi_birhade
This episode is pure psychological chess. Trust feels fragile, conversations feel layered, and even small smiles seem calculated. Kushida’s sweetness seems way too polished, while Ayanokoji stays unreadable as ever.
peanuts
Slow, chilled episode. And messing in the Class-D continues.. The theft, the fighting, the internal drama... total mess! Class C acting like they don’t care about the test is definitely a trap. I’m nervous for Suzune- she looks like she’s about to collapse. Got to know more about Ayanakoji's past.
pendragon
Class D actually made it to the final and I’m screaming 😭 Everyone underestimates them and Ayanokoji’s got a plan that’s nuts. The tension is real, I was leaning forward the whole time.
EPISODE CONTEXT
Sitting at episode 10 of 12, this is deep into the season's climactic island survival arc that began in Episode 9, and the internal fractures within Class D are now the primary source of conflict rather than the test itself. The groundwork laid through earlier episodes, establishing Ayanokouji's hidden capabilities and the fragile class hierarchy, pays dividends here as alliances are tested under pressure. This episode directly sets the stage for the final two episodes, where the consequences of these betrayals and strategic plays will determine Class D's fate in the exam.
EPISODE REVIEWS
haikal17198
VerifiedStill survival skills and tension builds little by little. In the second half of the episode, another conflict between classmates. So many things are overshadowed that should be revealed in the next episode.
eatingsocks
Most of this episode is just to set up the events for the tension between class D and class C. The building intrigue and inner-monologue around Hirata's character makes it feel like his character will become like Kushida's.
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedI find the basis for this exam a little weird. Like the whole test is to see if you could guess the class leaders, but what does this exam even want to test in students?? Their ability to gaslight and lie to each other
gorlock332
did the class A bald guy just ask a bunch of students to stand in the forest and wait for someone to approach the cave with sticks.
azamuddinalias
Overall, I feel like trust is a luxury no one has. The most hype part is when someone’s "card" is stolen. My opinion about the graphics is that the focus on subtle character movements and shifty looks tells you more than the actual dialogue.
haleyjschwartz
VerifiedAyanokoji continues to be very calm and collected, and it's interesting to see how he interacts with others, as well as how he earns people's trust without really trying. Seeing how each class handles the desert island shows they each have their own priorities within this test.
charliereviews
xiexie
During the survival, other classes experience moments of relaxation, happiness, and tension. Even amid these challenges, Class D remains vigilant and constantly monitors the situation.
varunvg1508
We opened with another small glimpse into Ayanokoji’s weird lab-like childhood. For a tactical drama to work, characters need to make smart moves, and this time it didn’t instantly turn into chaos. That slow buildup made it more interesting.
pranavi_birhade
This episode is pure psychological chess. Trust feels fragile, conversations feel layered, and even small smiles seem calculated. Kushida’s sweetness seems way too polished, while Ayanokoji stays unreadable as ever.
peanuts
Slow, chilled episode. And messing in the Class-D continues.. The theft, the fighting, the internal drama... total mess! Class C acting like they don’t care about the test is definitely a trap. I’m nervous for Suzune- she looks like she’s about to collapse. Got to know more about Ayanakoji's past.
pendragon
Class D actually made it to the final and I’m screaming 😭 Everyone underestimates them and Ayanokoji’s got a plan that’s nuts. The tension is real, I was leaning forward the whole time.
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