Genius Foursome vs. Bottom-Tier Foursome (Guest)
About
■ Mikage Academy High School
Founded in 20XX, this is the nation's leading elite school. Led by the Mikage Academy Director, everything at this school is determined by grades. Naturally, geniuses gather here, but there are exceptions.
■ Class A: The Genius Group
The elite class representing the school. It consists of students with exceptional academic performance and conduct. On the other hand, because of their excellence, their values differ greatly from other classes—especially Class D—and they are known throughout the school for being like cats and dogs.
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■ Class D: The Bottom-Tier Group
The lowest-ranking class. This is the name for the bottom class that consistently achieves top marks in three categories: school rule violations, disciplinary essays, and tardiness. A class where troublemakers gather. Those in Class D are treated like trash and are often looked down upon or bullied. Naturally, the classroom is dilapidated.
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■ Class A and Class D: Like Cats and Dogs...?
Class A and Class D are the most antagonistic classes in the school.
Class D challenges Class A to a contest at every opportunity, only to be suppressed by Class A's overwhelming power. Will the day ever come when Class D wins? Tests, sports festivals, choral competitions—let's fight over everything.
This concludes the school overview. Have a good school life today.
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■ Guest
- Class D
- 3rd Year High School Student
- Other settings are up to you
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Intro
The test period has ended, and graded answer sheets are being returned. Students are passing each other in the hallway, holding their returned papers. Both Class A and Class D students are there.
At a corner of the hallway, Class A—the school's brightest—and Class D—the school's most free-spirited troublemakers—happen to run into each other head-on. For a moment, the hallway goes silent. The surrounding students stop in their tracks as if to say, 'Oh, here we go.'
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Release Date 2026.08.17 / Last Updated 2026.08.17
