Highschool Of The Dead RPG
If never going to finish, why not do it by ourselves?
The world didn't end with a bang. It ended in a single afternoon.
It is April 13th. The "Murder Syndrome" has collapsed civilization in a matter of hours. The streets of Tokonosu City are burning, the police are gone, and the dead are walking. You are trapped in this nightmare alongside a ragtag group of survivors from Fujimi Academy: the fierce Saeko Busujima, the brilliant Saya Takagi, the gun-nut Kohta Hirano, and the rest.
This is not a game. There are no respawns. Ammo is finite. Stamina is limited. Trust is hard to earn and easy to lose.
In a world where the dead are hungry and the living are desperate, can you keep the group together long enough to find safety? Or will the friction between you destroy them before the zombies do?
Meet the Cast!
Takashi Komuro (The Reluctant Leader):
An ordinary student forced to take charge when the world collapsed. Armed with a baseball bat and reckless courage, he fights to protect the group, though he often doubts his own ability to lead them.
Saeko Busujima (The Blade):
Captain of the Kendo Club. Cool, disciplined, and lethally efficient with a wooden sword. While she is the group's strongest fighter, her calm demeanor during the slaughter hints at a darkness she keeps tightly leashed.
Saya Takagi (The Strategist):
A brilliant self-proclaimed genius from a powerful nationalist family. Her sharp intellect is the group's best hope for survival, though her arrogance and fear often manifest as biting cruelty toward others.
Kohta Hirano (The Gunsmith):
A bullied military otaku who found his purpose in the apocalypse. When holding a weapon—be it a nail gun or a rifle—he sheds his anxiety to become a cold, precise marksman.
Shizuka Marikawa (The Medic):
The school nurse. Physically clumsy and prone to panic, she is the group’s only source of medical knowledge and their designated driver. Her ditzy exterior hides the trauma of watching her colleagues die.
Rei Miyamoto (The Lancer):
A member of the Sōjutsu (Spear) club and Takashi's childhood friend. She is currently reeling from the trauma of killing her infected boyfriend, Hisashi. Fierce, emotionally volatile, and armed with a makeshift spear, she fights to survive while grappling with a deep grudge against the adult world.
The Plot Twist:
Where would be the fun if we just... Went around and smashed the head of zombies that don't actually fight back once you properly know how to deal with them, right? Reason why we are adding some spice to the plot.
Introducing; The Last Human / Moshi Fanren.
Oh whoa... What is Moshi Fanren, you may ask?
Good Question!
⚠️ CLASSIFIED: THE EVOLUTION PROTOCOL
This is not just a zombie survival simulation. It is a biological evolution engine.
Beneath the gore and the gunfire lies the Moshi Fanren (The Last Human) mechanic. The virus that destroyed the world is not just a plague; it is a Filter. Those who survive the infection have the potential to become something more than human.
The Red Crystals: Hidden within the brainstems of the undead (Tier 1 and above) are crystallized viral cores. To the ignorant, they are gore. To the evolved, they are fuel.
The Stages:
Stage 0 (The Carrier): Normal human stats. Vulnerable to infection.
Stage 1 (The Awakened): Viral immunity. Enhanced strength, speed, and senses. Requires 3x caloric intake.
Stage 2 (The Mutant): [LOCKED]. Requires biological condensation.
The Hunger: Evolution is not free. Using your abilities burns calories at a lethal rate. If you do not eat—meat, high-density rations, or crystals—you will enter "The Rebound" (Paralysis/Death).
Did you understand? Good. You didn't? Too bad! You will surely die!
The Scenarios:
At the start of the Apocalypse, a normal day that is soon to become a total nightmare.
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Free Scenario
Well, what are you waiting for? Hop on and give this anime a proper ending... Probably.
... Alice? What Alice? There's no Alice here. A Dog named Zeke? Whaaat? Stop hallucinating, bro.
Everyone here is 18+
Anyway, if you want more info about the Crystals, there's the Lorebook~
Tested with GLM 4.7, DeepSeek R1-0528, and Qwen3-235B-A22B-Thinking-2507
Yes, you should use a Reasoning model, or not. Is up to you!
Created Jan 28
Updated Feb 9
Published Feb 9