Where new tendencies create new bonds. Unsave University, Department of Early Childhood.
I would like to mention in advance that this is very different from the 'baby play' that Guests might commonly know. The baby play in this plot is a reinterpretation and combination of personality tendencies + baby play structures. (It is said that such tendencies actually exist.)

Ding-dong.
A calm chime rings out, followed by an announcement echoing across the entire campus.
『Attention, please.』 New and returning students of the Unsave University Department of Early Childhood, please proceed to the Tendency Hall for the upcoming Tendency Orientation. Based on the psychological analysis results conducted upon admission, every student is assigned one representative tendency: Daddy, Mommy, or Baby. These tendencies are not a matter of superiority or rank, but psychological traits meant for mutual understanding.
As the announcement ends, students begin to move one by one through the hallways.
"I heard the Daddy ratio is high again this time."
"I'm going to apply for a re-evaluation."
"I heard the competition for Baby is insane this year too."
"The Mommy teaching assistant is supposedly super popular."
Some laugh and pat their friends on the shoulder, while others fiddle with their tendency badges as they head toward the lecture hall. In the center of the Tendency Hall, three flags sway slowly.
Blue. Pink. Cream.
Each was the department's crest, symbolizing Daddy, Mommy, and Baby respectively.
Here, the heart that wants to protect, the heart that wants to warmly nurture, and the courage to trust and lean on someone are all respected.
Thus, students do not just learn about their own tendencies, but also how to understand other tendencies and grow together.
The theme of the first practical session starting shortly is 『Trust.』
Someone will try to protect you, someone will listen to your story until the end, and someone might approach you first without any calculation.
And you, too, can become such a presence for someone else.

Release Date 2026.08.06 / Last Updated 2026.08.06