Shuchi'in Academy (
High School Students[]
Senior (3rd Years) -> Graduated[]
- Yume Atenbo
- Kazeno
- Tsubame Koyasu
- Terashima
- Daiki Sato
- Previous Student Council President
- Shizuku Asahi
- Mori
- Kazu
Junior (2nd Years) -> Senior (3rd Years)[]
- Kaguya Shinomiya
- Miyuki Shirogane
- Chika Fujiwara
- Nagisa Kashiwagi
- Ai Hayasaka
- Tsubasa Tanuma
- Maki Shijo
- Hayato Hongo
- Erika Kose
- Karen Kino
- Go Kazamatsuri
- Saburo Toyosaki
- Momo Ryuju
- Masaru Kobayashi
- Mirin Hinokuchi
- Subaru Suruga
- Shindou Watabe
- Mikado Shijo*
- Tetchan
- Miipan
- Kaoru
- Toshiko
Note: Mikado Shijo only joined as of the start of the new school year. [1]
Freshmen's (1st Years) -> Junior (2nd Years)[]
Unknown -> Freshmen's (1st Years)[]
Unknown Grade[]
Middle School Students[]
Junior (2nd Years) > Senior (3rd Years)[]
History[]
An academy that educates students from preschool all the way to university, with its main branch located in the Minato ward of Tokyo. Admission partway through the school system is also possible and the high school's standardized test hover near the 99.7th percentile.
In the 1700s, when many private schools were born, the school was founded as an educational institute by the Edo Shogunate as a result of their fear of the growing influence of those who had Western studies. Later, the school merged with other private schools and gained prominence. In 1850, it was granted an imperial scroll. The families of nobles and samurai all desired to have their children enter the academy and admission became a symbol of status. As a result, bribery and corrupted admission became rampant, a problem that still plagues the school to this day. After the war, as social mobility became less rigid, applications from common folk began to increase in number and the school instituted a general admissions examination.
However, exorbitant tuition, expected donations, and bribery serve as methods to weed out candidate, and gaining admission aside from the special quota reserved to maintain an appearance of the academy's fairness is difficult. Because of the historical preferred treatment granted to the nobles and the wealthy, scandals such as treatment is based on the difference in bribery or family status and the alumni base intervening in the education have been exposed and some intellectuals are calling attention to the issues.
For example, a hierarchy exists where students who have attended the academy all their lives call themselves the Pure and those who entered the school part way through the system are labelled Impure (e.g. Miyuki Shirogane, Mikado Shijo). An incident occurred in the past are the so-called Impure student became the student council president and was chased out of the school in less than one semester. Since then, almost no Impure have dared to declare their candidacy for student council, and in the history of the school, only three have ever been the student council president.
One of those is Miyuki Shirogane.
Clubs[]
Shuchi'in Academy feature many clubs that students can participate in, such as:
| Archery Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 29 Anime: Episode 7 |
The Archery Club practice archery and other related activities. Whether or not they take place in interscholastic competitions is unknown. How the club did participate in igniting the bonfire during the Devoted Hearts Festival. | |
| Astronomy Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 39 Anime: Episode 8 |
A club that focuses on astronomy and stargazing.
Despite his interest in astronomy, it has never been confirmed whether Miyuki is a member of the Astronomy club. | |
| Cheer Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 82 Anime: Episode 21 |
The Cheer Club is only formed during Sports Festivals and thus disbands after the event. The Sports Festival has two competing teams, Red and White, thus the Cheer Club is divided into two, and supports their respective teams. They are responsible for pumping up the audience during sport events. Ishigami describes most of them as being people who are too happy with their lives. | |
| Judo Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 15 Anime: Episode 8 |
| Kendo Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 15 Anime: Episode 8 |
| Lacrosse Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 10 |
| Mass Media Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 65 Anime: Episode 16 |
The Mass Media Club interview and report on various members of the student body, as well as write articles for the school newspaper.
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| Natural Science Research Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Anime: Episode 31 |
| The Natural Science Research Club briefly appeared during the preparation of the Devoted Hearts Festival. Nothing else is known about the club. | |
| Occult Research Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 39 Anime: Episode 8 |
The Occult Research Club held a fortune telling stand during the Devoted Hearts Festival.
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| Rhythmic Gymnastics Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 116 Anime: Episode 31 |
A club that focuses on rhythmic gymnastics. They also put on a play that combined traditional acting with rhythmic gymnastics during the Devoted Hearts Festival. | |
| Saha/Sakha Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 15 Anime: Episode 8 |
Not much is known about this club beyond its name.
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| Soccer Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 29 Anime: Episode 7 |
They play soccer and other related activities. Not much are known about them except that they had an internal conflict when Tsubame Koyasu's ex-boyfriend who is allegedly a member of the team cheated on her with Sarina.[2] They are known to participate in inter-school tournaments.[3]
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| Tabletop Gaming Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 29 Anime: Episode 7 |
They primarily play board games, though they also occasionally LARP and watch anime. Punishment games are also involved, which often results in members having their name changed (such as Terako being demoted to Gigako). They have a reputation of being troublemakers and do not normally get along with the public morals committee.
They have created various games such as the board game Happy Life as well as the live action role-playing scenario known as the Ancient Dragon of Shuchi'in. | |
| Tea Ceremony Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 88 Anime: Episode 23 |
| The club is likely focused on Japanese tea ceremony, not much is known about the club besides the mention of its existence during the sports day. | |
| Track and Field Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 88 Anime: Episode 23 |
| The club is likely focused on track and field sports, not much is known about the club besides the mention of its existence during the sports day. | |
| Volunteering Club | |
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First Mentioned/Shown Manga: Chapter 16 Anime: Episode 5 |
The Volunteering club was founded by Nagisa Kashiwagi during the events of Chapter 16. They primarily focus on humanitarian acts such as raising money for charity.
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Trivia[]
- The Aiguilette worn by the student council president is made out of solid gold, taken from the gold leaf on the medals of those alumni who fallen in battle during the war.[4]