This is where you can find information about applying for a character. Please read the rules first, and OBEY THE FIST.

Sub-boards: Pending Applications, Unaccepted Applications

Where you can find the profiles of the accepted characters as well as several reference lists.

Sub-boards: Canon Characters, Original Characters

Information regarding the plot on a monthly basis.

Put whatever fanart or fanfiction you've done here.

All first years have classes here.

All second years have classes here.

All first years have classes here.

All second years have classes here.

Welcome to the Amagi Inn. Would you like to book a reservation?

Come on, guys! Get out your wallets! It's time to go shopping!

Welcome. Are you here to make an offering?

Here to fish? Out for an afternoon stroll or to feed a cat? Take the time to set aside everything and just relax. Maybe stroll through a park, or help out at the daycare.

Here to treat an injury or see someone? You can even work a part time job!

You'd better not get in trouble, or you might end up here.

In need of something? Be sure to grab some tofu along the way!

Since we all have to go home sometime.

Going on a trip or planning to meet up with somebody? Look no further!

It's famous for their pottery or something... School camping trips happen here, because no one else wants to clean up the litter.

Need a change in scenery? This is a sprawling Japanese city, funded by the Kirijo Group and built on an artificial island. From entertaining night clubs to saucy hotels, it has much more to offer than Inaba.

Yasogami High students take their 2011 school trip to this island for a cultural exchange between the city students and small town students, though quite a bit else is bound to happen.

Someone's bedroom. The walls are covered in blood, and there are defaced posters all over. A noose hangs from the ceiling, a red scarf at the end, above a chair.

A mirror of the Central Shopping District's main street, with cloudy red skies. The shops, however, contain more space than one would assume they could hold.

Yukiko's Dungeon. A majestic pink castle, with an equally grand courtyard. Red seems to be the dominant color scheme within. Is the damsel inside truly in distress, though? Or is this fairytale really a nightmare?

Kanji's Dungeon. A sauna, with a spacious changing room. The heat is soothing, and you feel like relaxing in nothing but a towel amongst the rising steam.

Rise's Dungeon. This swanky seductive stripclub certainly has an adult atmosphere, almost retro in its style. Velvet curtains line the halls, and poles are in many of the rooms. Would you like a free show?

Mitsuo's Dungeon. It resembles an 8-bit video game, complete with monotone sound effects. The entrance to the pixelated stronghold is similar to a game's title screen.

Fusae's Dungeon. The sprawling backstreets of what appears to be a nighttime shopping district, disturbingly empty of people. Full of urban grit and grime, it's impossible to shake off the feeling that something's watching you from the hazy shadows. Provided you can find your way through the twisting alleys, you may just find the only building that's not locked up: a rundown second-floor apartment.

Sho's Dungeon. In this casino, all that glitters is gold, but it won't come without a price. Think Vegas, only better... and a higher chance of risk. But what's a game of chance without a little danger involved. High chance of getting a reward from the slot machines, but you've got to earn it. And try not to get too distracted, you'll leave with less money than you did when you first walked in.

Naoto's Dungeon. A sci-fi underground secret base, inspired by tokusatsu shows. There are no Sentai to save the day, though.

Jun's Dungeon. It appears rather like a normal home, except the walls are made of a murky glass. Populating the area are pieces of plastic furniture or broken pieces of ceramic dolls. Home sweet home.

Chloe's Dungeon. A twisted hospital that gets bloodier as you go higher and higher. All the Shadows are medical in nature: some are patients with their entire heads bloody and bandaged; some of them are headless altogether. When advancing through the levels, sometimes you can hear the sound of squealing tires and a crash, and other times you can hear the sound of someone flatlining.

Kastle's Dungeon. A creepy ass playroom gone wrong. There are broken toys scattered on the floor and creepy nursery rhymes ('Lizzy Borden had an axe...', 'Four and Twenty Black Birds', etc) written in what appears to be blood on the peeling ducky wallpaper. All the doors look like they've been hacked with an axe repeatedly.

Nephi and Hiroki's Dungeon. The Valley of the Kings hold nothing in comparison to this. Laced with open chests from tomb robbers of long past, treasure discovery are low, while the shadow count is high. Levels accumulate downward, spiraling, with a few corridors here and there that end abruptly. Adorned with various Egyptian jewelry and sculptures, this sandy place is appeasing to the eye — or was, due to a negative influence within Nephi's life. The further you travel, the more organic the place seems to become. Be careful, as you may feel like you're being swallowed alive.

Kazuki's Dungeon. With gingerbread houses, chocolate streets, peppermint forests, and candy-coated... well... everything, what was once a sugary land full of wonder has fallen to a state of subtle disrepair. Though it still stands for all kids around to come run free and enjoy what it has to offer, what's left might not be as sweet as it appears.

Shizuka's dungeon. A large purple tent with flowing gauze curtains and the sound of faintly chiming crystals along with a light perfumed scent welcomes any visitor. However, ripped tarot cards are scattered all over the spacious interior and the noise and smell accumulates the higher you ascend, until you're gasping for breath and your ears are ringing. Not only that, but those occupying the tent are not happy with non-paying customers... just what sort of fortune awaits you here?

Keita's Dungeon. It looks like a regular junior high school, caught in a windy, rainless storm from the outside; but the floors eventually reveal themselves to be going down instead of up. The walls are lined with lockers and covered with sharpie graffiti screaming words you either can't read or wish you couldn't. The enemies may seem puny, but you'd better get rid of them quickly, before they combine into more sinister beings. And to make things worse, you'll notice that the further you go in, the higher the water rises... If you don't suddenly grow a few extra inches by the time you get to the final floor, you better know how to swim.