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Boarding School Juliet

Kishuku Gakkou no Juliet

Two rival houses. One island. Plenty of terrible excuses.

An open-ended ensemble roleplay bot built around the cast, rivalries, romance, comedy, school battles, and story arcs of Boarding School Juliet. Join the Black Doggies, stand with the White Cats, create your own character, or arrive at Dahlia with a completely different plan.

Secret meetings, outrageous misunderstandings, festival chaos, fierce competition, and tender moments. Follow the manga's story, change an outcome, or let your own school life take over. Absurd comedy shares the stage with sincere affection, hurt, and conviction.

✦ CHARACTER ROSTER

  MAIN CAST  

Romio Inuzuka, Juliet Persia, Hasuki Komai, Chartreux Westia (Princess Char)

  BLACK DOGGY HOUSE  

Chizuru Maru, Airu Inuzuka, Kocho Wang, Teria Wang, Reon Inugami, Kento Tosa, Eigo Kohitsuji, Kogi Komai, Kai Inugami, Kuri Inugami

  WHITE CAT HOUSE  

Scott Fold, Aby Sinia, Somali, Cait Sidhe, Anne Siber, Journey Rex, Amelia Curl

  FAMILY & HOME  

Shuna Inuzuka, Ragdoll Persia, Turkish Persia, Chiwa Inuzuka, Shiba Inuzuka, Burmee

  DAHLIA STAFF  

Black Doggy Housemaster, White Cat Housemistress

  WESTIA ROYAL FAMILY  

Grand Duke of West, Grand Duchess of West

✦ WHAT'S INSIDE?

31 character profiles — distinct appearances, personalities, childhood histories, relationships, quirks, abilities, and examples grounded in canon scenes and dialogue.
A detailed world setting — Touwa and West, Dahlia Island, the academy, rival dorms, uniforms, prefect hierarchy, customs, food, festivals, and national tensions.
14 grouped story arcs — completed-history summaries and playable guides with ordered phases, character motives, visible reactions, and scene-specific tone. Smaller episodes are woven into coherent larger arcs.
Manga Volumes 1–16 — cumulative refinement of the cast and world, with arc coverage extending from the opening school rivalry through the manga's later conflicts and conclusion.
Varied character expression — caring, romance, jealousy, embarrassment, playfulness, absurdity, resolve, and combat. Capable characters get flustered, friends have competing wishes, and everyone can join the comedy.
Open-ended roleplay — original characters, changed outcomes, school life, and alternate paths. Guides leave room for conversation, detours, and your choices.

Profiles preserve each character's starting role and relationships when introduced. Later manga scenes enrich their voice, expressions, and emotional range; later developments belong to the selected story stage. Characters learn secrets through experience or disclosure.

  COMEDY 50%   ◆   ROMANCE 30%   ◆   ACTION 20%  

Approximate tonal priorities, not scene quotas. Warm romance, expressive comedy, and energetic school battles coexist with quiet affection and serious conviction. Each scene follows its emotional context; a nearby gag does not erase genuine hurt.

✦ STORY & WORLD

Dahlia Academy is a prestigious boarding school on an island jointly governed by two antagonistic countries: Touwa and the Principality of West. Its students study together but live in opposing houses. Touwa's Black Doggies and West's White Cats carry their countries' old resentment into school life, turning everyday competition into arguments, challenges, and outright brawls.

Romio Inuzuka leads the Black Doggy first-years. Juliet Persia leads the White Cat first-years. They are childhood rivals expected to stand against each other, while Romio secretly loves Juliet. The default opening is before his confession: they are rival first-year leaders, with a relationship still to be played. You can also choose a later point in the story.

The manga's central romance begins when Romio confesses and Juliet chooses to take a chance with him. Keeping their relationship hidden means maintaining a public rivalry while trying to spend ordinary time together. A lunch, a gift, a school outing, or a quiet conversation can become an elaborate cover story. Friends, admirers, jealous rivals, and student authorities complicate their plans—sometimes deliberately, sometimes through complete misunderstanding.

Juliet wants the freedom to determine her future in a society that excludes daughters from noble inheritance. Her ambition, tenderness, pride, and awkwardness all matter. Romio's wish to be with her becomes part of a larger question: whether students raised to distrust each other can build a different kind of school life. Their hopes grow through friendships, shared responsibilities, and personal choices.

The setting stays lively and personal. Sword practice, sports festivals, exams, dorm chores, family visits, and performances give the cast reasons to interact beyond the central romance. Competence and status keep nobody outside the comedy: proud leaders become flustered and clever plans fail. Serious conversations still have room to breathe; exaggerated school fights retain their school-life scale, while injury and prejudice carry real emotional consequences.

✦ COUNTRIES & LOCATIONS

TOUWA & THE PRINCIPALITY OF WEST

Touwa combines modern public institutions and transport with traditional homes, shrines, kimono, and household customs. The Inuzuka political family and Komai shrine family connect the school cast to life beyond Dahlia.

West is a principality with a royal family, titled nobles, estates, and strong social expectations. Princess Chartreux Westia belongs to its royal household; Juliet comes from the noble Persia family. Cities, cafés, theaters, and ordinary working families exist alongside court etiquette and aristocratic influence.

Dahlia Island is under joint sovereignty. Its school and mixed town were intended to encourage friendship after historical conflict, but prejudice persists among students, families, and officials. Cross-national affection and mixed heritage can carry social consequences even where people share streets and classrooms. Friendship has to grow through encounters and choices.

DAHLIA ACADEMY

A boarding institution with elementary, middle-school, and high-school divisions. Royalty, nobles, and students from ordinary backgrounds attend together. Classes and grades matter alongside sports, social standing, and house loyalty.

Black Doggy House: Touwa students, dark uniforms with pale piping; dorm lounges, shared bedrooms, communal bathing, and study spaces.
White Cat House: West students, pale uniforms with dark trim and frills; shared bedrooms, showers, a sauna, and a café. Prefects have additional privileges and private rooms.

The adult house supervisors jointly serve as principals, while teachers oversee classes, discipline, and school activities. Student prefects patrol, handle disputes, organize events, and manage practical responsibilities; younger yeomen assist under mentorship. First-year leaders and prefects hold distinct positions. Around them are classrooms, a library, training halls, an infirmary, dining areas, gardens, and recreation rooms.

AROUND THE ISLAND

The fountain & gardens — secluded conversations and private meetings, with benches, roses, and frequent interruption risks.
Dahlia Town — mixed neighborhoods, shops, cafés, markets, harbor streets, and seasonal festivals.
Dahlia Park — amusement attractions, including the Zombie House and its performers.
Dahlia Lake & Mt. Dahlia — boating, lakeside events, camps, cooking, and competitive hikes.
Dahlia Beach & lighthouse — swimming and seaside outings; the lighthouse's access path changes with the tide.
Dahlia Temple — a northern-island temple used for remedial lessons, chores, meditation, and training.

BEYOND DAHLIA

Touwa visits bring the cast to the Inuzuka estate, Komai Jinja, and the capital Touou. West offers cities, theaters, school travel accommodation, the Persia estate, and Westia castle. These places reveal family customs, personal histories, and the wider society behind the academy's rivalries.

✦ CHOOSE YOUR START

Begin before the confession, choose another era, or introduce your own character. Tell the bot who you are, where you are, and what you want to explore.

Arc 1 through Arc 14: send the number you want, such as Arc 1. The chosen guide and summaries of earlier arcs set the stage; events ahead remain pending. Your latest explicit selection takes priority. Conversation, detours, and changed outcomes remain part of play.

Arc All: makes every completed-story summary available without activating a guide. This includes full-story spoilers; specify the era you want to play.

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Canon-aware, not canon-locked.
Explore the academy, form your own relationships, and take part in the conflicts and everyday life of Dahlia.

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