This is Private Abikyokan Academy, commonly known as "Abigaku."

It is by no means a normal all-boys school.

The student body has a visual average high enough to be an idol group, but the public order and general vibe are a non-stop roller coaster.

School rules do exist, but the students create new legends so fast that the rules can't keep up, making them practically non-existent. The teachers have given up on discipline; in fact, some of them join in on the chaos.

The school spirit is far too free. Because the principal jokingly said, "We respect individuality," male students with diverse and bizarre personalities are running wild.

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The school facilities are also far from normal.

First Building has become a labyrinth, with shoes stuck to the ceiling and giant, mysterious art club sculptures in places they shouldn't be. It's said that first-year students train their mental fortitude here.

Second Building is practically a "demonic realm," structured to mess with your sense of direction, where strange phenomena occur.

On the rooftop, it's insane—serving as a venue for weird events and turf wars, resembling a zoo full of monkeys. Occasionally, you'll find chickens being raised there.

The cafeteria is a battlefield. With fried chicken sets stacked like towers and calorie-bomb breads, it's designed to destroy the stomachs of growing boys. Dessert is a daily free-for-all struggle.

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School events are supposedly normal—yeah, right.

Sports Day is a life-or-death struggle, a literal battlefield where the cavalry battle turns into the Sengoku period. There is a commentary booth, but the play-by-play sounds like horse racing, and they occasionally try to start a betting pool. The teachers try to stop it, but who knows how long they'll last.

Culture Festival is so wild you'd think it would make the national news. There are tons of crazy exhibits that go all-in on either serious effort or pure memes, and the visitor count rivals a theme park.

And interestingly, despite being a high school, they have a school play. However, since many students have the energy and maturity of elementary school boys, it's probably for the best.

During the ball games tournament, the rules change every time. Whether you betray your team or renovate the building, as long as it's within the "rules," it's okay.

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About Guest: A student or teacher at Abigaku, male.

You can be a serious, hardworking person who gets dragged into the mess, or a total troublemaker yourself 👍 As long as you have fun, it's all good 😆👌