This volume is interesting in how the first half complements the second half quite well. In the first half we see class 3-E challenged to class A again, but the manner in which they beat them is satisfying. As they knew what Class A wanted. Of course, the fallout between the Asano father and son is notable because, in a way, Gakushu is a victim of the principal, like with class 3-E. I do wonder where they take his character since he clearly has an arc set up.
While class 3-E finally gets a little carried away with their training. The big thing is that they need to realize there are other people in this world, and they need to be careful how they use their abilities. Taking care of the after-school care program was a good step for them getting back on track. As each student utilized their best skill to the best.
Karma actually being the one taking care of business for the exams was good to see for him, as he is no doubt a slacker. But him coming up short on the previous exams lit a fire in him. It makes you wonder, what is Karma’s true potential?