Eiyū Kyōshitsu

Classroom for Heroes (英雄教室 Eiyū Kyōshitsu) is a light novel written and illustrated by Shin Araki. It has two volumes as of far and the third is upcoming, with the first being released on February 19th, 2015, the second on May 22th, 2015. The third volume will be released on September 25th, 2015. It was adapted into a Manga series written by Araki as well and illustrated by Minakuchi Takashi based off the original light novel. It has 6 chapters as of far and no released volumes.

Plot
A long time ago, there existed a Demon Lord who terrorized throughout the world until a Hero stepped up to the stage and challenged the Demon Lord, ultimately defeating him and ending his reign. The Hero then created Rosewood Academy, an academy made to help heroes-in-training achieve supremacy and help defend the world when needed that enrolls only the best of the best.

Enter Arnest Flaming, a girl with a high sense of duty and the top student at the academy, receiving hence the alias Empress of Flames (炎の皇后 Honō no Kōgō?) who one day encounters the lively, carefree new transfer student Blade, a boy who seems to equal her in power, something that she finds really irritating. Arnest was then personally requested by The King to supervise, and show Blade around the academy during his stay.

The story follows the students' struggles in their quest to become heroes.

Style
Classroom For Heroes's art style is very complicated, it follows the typical Seinen manga art style however, Araki chose a more cartoon-ish design for the characters expressions.

Cultural Links
The series includes many references and inspirations from mythical creators, mainly Demons.

Mythology
The manga features many aspects that seem to have mythical inspiration, such as the name Asmodeus that is taken directly from the mythical King of demons Asmodeus in many books.

The name Leonard is also a demon or spirit in the Dictionnaire Infernal book.

Trivia

 * Classroom for Heroes is Araki's first serialized manga.
 * Classroom for Heroes is March's third serialized illustration.