<p>Asmodeus's, Iruma's, and Clara's cases are actually more complicated than I remembered. While their behavior likely was part of it, in chapter 5, Iruma's grandfather says he put Iruma and his two friends into the misfit class on purpose due to Iruma saying he didn't want to stand out:</p>
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<p>Oh, Iruma, my boy! I'll have you know we put you into a class filled with problem children who stand out even more than you!</p>
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<p>This is somewhat expanded upon in the preceding panel in the ending of chapter 4, where Iruma's grandfather is talking in the faculty room:</p>
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<p>Alright. There we have it. I suppose we're all in agreement, then? My sweet boy Iruma and the other two will be placed into the misfit class for problem children!</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Other two here refers to Asmodeus and Clara, as confirmed by dossiers with pictures of Iruma, Clara, and Asmodeus being present in the panel.</p>
<p>Also, it wasn't just fighting Asmodeus that was a problem. Iruma was involved in multiple incidents. Iruma, Clara, and Asmodeus were all involved in making a ruckus in the cafeteria and Kamu-Kamu attacking them for shoplifting. And Kaleigo was also greatly vexed at Iruma for chanting a forbidden spell during his speech to the student body during the entrance ceremony, and hinted at disciplinary action such as expulsion being appropriate. And of course, he turned Kaleigo into his familiar, which couldn't have earned him any brownie points.</p>
<p>The topic is brought up several times why certain students are in the misfit class, but <em>Chapter 55: The King's Classroom: The Royal One</em> in volume 7 has given the most complete list so far in my reading. Iruma asks Kaleigo directly what makes them misfits, and Kaleigo answers:</p>
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<p>Iruma Suzuki: committed an act of violence during the entrance ceremony and damaged school property, etc... With accomplice... Alice Asmodeus.</p>
<p>Sabro Sabnock: assaulted a teacher and damaged school property.</p>
<p>Jazz M. Andro: stole several belongings from students and faculty.</p>
<p>Crocell... Well... We can skip her.</p>
<p>Lied Shax: gambled with six other students who were then sent to the hospital.</p>
<p>Camui Caim: sexually harassed multiple female students and faculty.</p>
<p>Valac is... well, Valac.</p>
<p>The demons in your class... were also responsible for countless other acts of mischief such as vandalism, trespassing in dangerous, off-limits areas, and possessing prohibited pharmaceuticals.... all within the brief period between the start of the school year and the day we split new students into classes... according to these reports.</p>
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<p>Sabnock attacking a teacher was mentioned previously in the manga. But also in volume 7, in chapter 57, Sabnock confronts the teacher he assaulted, so there's some details on the incident, but not really much new info.</p>
<p>Still missing info on a lot of students. I'll update when I encounter any more information.</p>

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<p>For some of the students, it's kind of easy to guess why they're in the misfit class, like with Jazz; but others, like Keroli Crocell, not so much. There are also some that were specifically enumerated in the story, such as with Iruma and Asmodeus's fight, but I cannot recall if it is specifically explained why all the others are in there.</p>
<p>Do we know the specific reason each of them are in the misfit class? Could I get a list of the reasons? With references to when in the story it's learned, if possible (if there were an episode where it's summarized, for instance, that would be great to know).</p>

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I have a very vague recollection that Keroli got herself into the Misfit Class deliberately, possibly related to her activities as an idol, but I might just be making that up.
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Do we know why each of the misfits is in the misfit classs?
# Do we know why each of the misfits is in the misfit classs?
Posted by: username_0 on 2023-04-03
For some of the students, it's kind of easy to guess why they're in the misfit class, like with Jazz; but others, like Keroli Crocell, not so much. There are also some that were specifically enumerated in the story, such as with Iruma and Asmodeus's fight, but I cannot recall if it is specifically explained why all the others are in there.

Do we know the specific reason each of them are in the misfit class? Could I get a list of the reasons? With references to when in the story it's learned, if possible (if there were an episode where it's summarized, for instance, that would be great to know).
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> **username_1**: I have a very vague recollection that Keroli got herself into the Misfit Class deliberately, possibly related to her activities as an idol, but I might just be making that up.  
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### Answer by username_0 on 2024-05-03. Score: 0
Asmodeus's, Iruma's, and Clara's cases are actually more complicated than I remembered. While their behavior likely was part of it, in chapter 5, Iruma's grandfather says he put Iruma and his two friends into the misfit class on purpose due to Iruma saying he didn't want to stand out:

> Oh, Iruma, my boy! I'll have you know we put you into a class filled with problem children who stand out even more than you!

This is somewhat expanded upon in the preceding panel in the ending of chapter 4, where Iruma's grandfather is talking in the faculty room:

> Alright. There we have it. I suppose we're all in agreement, then? My sweet boy Iruma and the other two will be placed into the misfit class for problem children!

Other two here refers to Asmodeus and Clara, as confirmed by dossiers with pictures of Iruma, Clara, and Asmodeus being present in the panel.

Also, it wasn't just fighting Asmodeus that was a problem. Iruma was involved in multiple incidents. Iruma, Clara, and Asmodeus were all involved in making a ruckus in the cafeteria and Kamu-Kamu attacking them for shoplifting. And Kaleigo was also greatly vexed at Iruma for chanting a forbidden spell during his speech to the student body during the entrance ceremony, and hinted at disciplinary action such as expulsion being appropriate. And of course, he turned Kaleigo into his familiar, which couldn't have earned him any brownie points.

The topic is brought up several times why certain students are in the misfit class, but *Chapter 55: The King's Classroom: The Royal One* in volume 7 has given the most complete list so far in my reading. Iruma asks Kaleigo directly what makes them misfits, and Kaleigo answers:

> Iruma Suzuki: committed an act of violence during the entrance ceremony and damaged school property, etc... With accomplice... Alice Asmodeus.
>
> Sabro Sabnock: assaulted a teacher and damaged school property.
>
> Jazz M. Andro: stole several belongings from students and faculty.
>
> Crocell... Well... We can skip her.
>
> Lied Shax: gambled with six other students who were then sent to the hospital.
>
> Camui Caim: sexually harassed multiple female students and faculty.
>
> Valac is... well, Valac.
>
> The demons in your class... were also responsible for countless other acts of mischief such as vandalism, trespassing in dangerous, off-limits areas, and possessing prohibited pharmaceuticals.... all within the brief period between the start of the school year and the day we split new students into classes... according to these reports.

Sabnock attacking a teacher was mentioned previously in the manga. But also in volume 7, in chapter 57, Sabnock confronts the teacher he assaulted, so there's some details on the incident, but not really much new info.

Still missing info on a lot of students. I'll update when I encounter any more information.
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