ShaneKeizer

Insert almost grown-ups from different backgrounds like the mexican cartel, Yakuza, gangsters, some kid from the streets, ****, emo's, the KGB and nasa in one class and you have what they call a "Deadly Class". Except for that they are not so "Deadly". Most episodes are actually not in "Class" either. You follow these individuals as their backgrounds become clear; all of them have had things happen to them that are not so pleasant. Which should be a given due to their backgrounds. The story feels inconclusive because it gives little hints of where the story wants to go but then it takes 2 or 3 episodes to get there, doing this with many filler scenes that besides showing and explaining the characters pasts have really no other purpose to the main story which makes these scenes feel pointless and distracting. The effect it has on the main story as well is that it makes the main plot points feel less important. Because of this reason I do not advise to binge watch this series but instead watch one and the other a couple of days later and so on.