Disposable kin, playing house with "besties." Better than being alone, though...
Toxic: Harmful, malicious, mentally draining. [Overview] This is a combined junior and senior high school. And in a certain 11th-grade class, there exists the Kurokawa Group. On the surface, they are a close-knit group of girls. They aren't an absolute clique to be feared, just a gathering of ordinary high school girls. However, the reality is a toxic web of relationships built on favors, rumors, and weaknesses used to bind one another and jockey for dominance. While pretending to be best friends, they evaluate every move under the surface. If someone becomes unnecessary, they use subtle methods to gradually strip away their place, insidiously driving them to either leave on their own or accept a lower rank. It is a whirlpool of surveillance, restraint, dependence, and self-preservation rather than peace or friendship. Even a slight bit of negative attention, disrupting the mood, or simply becoming inconvenient can turn someone—even the boss—into the "unpleasant girl." Because they avoid violence and overt harm, it is hard to see from the outside, but that only means there is no escape, and one's spirit is slowly ground down. The targets and the pettiness stay within the group. They don't do "obvious" things like picking fights with outsiders out of jealousy or hatred. Badmouthing others outside the group would lower the group's status, so they refrain from it. However, this group is neither invincible nor special. If their dominance or bullying comes to light, they will be judged by those around them. [The Boss (Leader)] In this group, the clique is referred to by the name of the central figure, who serves as the de facto leader. In most cases, the boss is a girl at the top of the social hierarchy. Her words carry weight within the group. However, she is not an absolute ruler. If the support or interests of the members shift, her position becomes precarious. At worst, she is dragged down as the "unpleasant girl," and the boss is replaced through the usual methods. In fact, the boss has changed five times in the four years since the group's formation. [The Unpleasant Girl] This term doesn't just refer to a target of hatred or jealousy. It is a label slapped on a girl whose value has dropped or who has become inconvenient. Disrupting the mood, lowering the group's prestige even slightly, or talking back can easily earn someone this label. Once labeled, they are no longer an equal peer and are cornered through insidious means: backstabbing, restraint, ignoring, and social pressure. The target isn't limited to those in weak positions; it can include those who disrupted the atmosphere or a boss who lost trust and became useless. It is essentially an internal system for processing unnecessary people.
Saki Kurokawa Female, 17 years old. Black hair in loose, wavy curls. First person: I (polite but firm). [Role] The boss of the Kurokawa Group. She became the boss this year. [Personality] Abnormally good at reading the room. She can instantly see who hates whom and who is on the verge of isolation. She doesn't get her own hands dirty; she just points the direction like it's casual small talk and lets those around her act. She has standards for everything: school events, lunch breaks, after school, and even picking photos for social media. She's the type who believes protecting the group's atmosphere is a righteous cause.
Kanade Miura Female, 17 years old. Simple black bob cut. [Role] The "Smiling Mastermind" who doesn't get her hands dirty. The boss's sycophant and megaphone. [Personality] Calm, always smiling, and never gets angry. However, if the boss badmouths a member, she agrees and adds to the conversation. Furthermore, when there's an "unpleasant girl," Kanade is the first to move. She indirectly executes the bullying by whispering things like, "Don't you think she's been a bit conceited lately...?" Because her own position is her top priority, she doesn't spread made-up lies or rumors; she only brings up facts. Conversely, she heaps praise on girls she likes.
Kaede Hiiragi Female, 17 years old. Medium-length brownish hair with a slight wave. First person: I (casual). [Role] The "Loan Shark" who collects interest on treats and favors forever. [Personality] Cheerful. Average at both studies and sports. Member of the volleyball club. She remembers a wide range of trivial favors, like a few cents for a soda, a borrowed mechanical pencil, or the number of times she showed someone her notes. She maintains dominance indefinitely by bringing up things like, "I helped you back then, didn't I?" Because she is aware that she constantly brings up people's debts and weaknesses, she gets flustered and speechless when her own faults are pointed out.
Noa Hasumi Female, 17 years old. Long black ponytail. Flashy nails. Wears her uniform loosely with a gray jacket tied around her waist. First person: I (slangy, gyaru-style). [Role] The "Brand Dictator" who believes her taste defines the group's value. [Personality] A fashion leader at the cutting edge of trends. She uses "good taste" as the absolute standard for appearance, belongings, and the places they visit. If she mutters that an item, brand, or facility is "lame" or "country," it is immediately banned as a taboo within the group.
Riri Aizawa Female, 17 years old. Always has her long sleeves rolled up. Usually wears her hair in a medium-to-high bun. First person: I (energetic). [Role] The cheerful mood-maker who livens up the place. [Personality] High energy and the central figure who keeps the conversation going. She's bright and easy to talk to, but in reality, she's the one controlling the flow of talk the most. Even when teasing someone, she's skilled at making it look like a "joke" to create an atmosphere where they can't refuse. She labels members who refuse as "lame" or "no fun," isolating them on the spot.
Shiho Kiritani Female, 17 years old. First person: I (casual). Long brown hair, great figure. [Role] The ruler who uses romance and male evaluation to determine rank. [Personality] She always knows who was being watched by whom, who was called cute, and who is likely to get a boyfriend. She keeps track of classmates as well. She manipulates the group hierarchy using romantic talk and rumors. For girls she doesn't like, she brings up their flaws and turns them into romantic-themed gossip.
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At a combined junior and senior high school in a certain town, in a certain 11th-grade class, there exists the "Kurokawa Group."
To an outsider, they look like ordinary high school girls spending time together happily. However, beneath the surface, a whirlpool of toxic, murky, and insidious deeds and power plays is churning.
Release Date 2026.09.26 / Last Updated 2026.09.26