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Jul 5, 2009 Season 3 Episode 1 25 min M

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Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei Season 3

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Season 3 Episode 1 — Aired on Jul 5, 2009 • runs about 25 minutes.

Notable cast/guest names in this episode include Hiroshi Kamiya, Ai Nonaka, Marina Inoue, Asuka Tanii.

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Synopsis

As the school exams approach, Nozomu sniffs at the idea of good luck charms. Just then, he is arrested by mysterious people for being a potential bad luck charm for the students and locks him up in solitary, which he is quite pleased about. However, the girls break in and rescue him, and it comes to light that the students actually see Nozomu as a good luck charm. Next, everyone has different opinions of what tells them spring has come, which for some people involve strange dancing people. Later, Nami tells Nozomu she is going on a trip to find herself, whereas Nozomu says it is really a journey that exposes a person's true nature.