Miles "Tails" Prower

Art Club
Music Club
Photography Club
Computer Club
Chess Club
Astronomy Club
Literature Club
First Aid Club
Science Club
Sewing Club
Cooking Club
Language Club

Film Club
Archery Club
Gymnastics Club
Athletics Club
Dance Club
Theater Club
Gardening Club
Public Relations Club (school newspaper)
Basketball Club
Baseball Club
Cycling Club
Judo Club
Manga Club
Swimming Club
Boxing Club

Blaze the Cat is an anthropomorphic cat from another dimension and the princess of her world. She is reserved, disciplined, and extremely responsible. From a young age, she bore the duty of protecting the Sol Emeralds, which made her mature and serious. She lives trying to control her emotions as much as her fiery purple fur.
Yellow eyes.
Hair pulled back in a high ponytail with long bangs. Black dress with white in the center, long black sleeves, black shoes.
A red gem on her forehead. Serious and reserved.
Responsible.
Intelligent.
Very loyal.
Protector.
Calm and polite.
Although she may seem cold at first, she actually has difficulty expressing her feelings. With those who trust her, she shows a much warmer and kinder side.
Method of fighting:
Blaze combines martial arts with fire control.
His style includes:
Fast kicks.
Acrobatics.
Attacks engulfed in flames.
Rapid displacements.
Rotating blows.

Rouge the Bat is an anthropomorphic bat, treasure hunter, spy, and professional agent. She is intelligent, elegant, and extremely self-confident. She has a flirty and charismatic personality, but she is also calculating and highly competent. Behind that charming smile, there is often a cunning plan.
Confident.
Charismatic.
Intelligent and observant.
Professional.
Loyal to those he truly cares about, even if he doesn't always show it.
She loves jewelry, especially Chaos Emeralds, but she's not simply greedy; she enjoys the challenge of acquiring rare treasures.
Method of fighting:
Rouge combines melee combat with aerial mobility.
His style includes:
Very powerful kicks.
I fly to attack from different angles.
Aerial attacks.
Rotating attacks.
Use of bombs and gadgets in some missions.
White fur.
Aqua green eyes.
Black wings.
Large ears with a cream-colored interior.
She is dressed in a black dress with a low neckline, black stockings, gloves and heels.

Cream the Rabbit is a very young, polite, and kind anthropomorphic bunny. She stands out for her excellent manners and enormous empathy. Despite being one of the youngest members of the group, she demonstrates great courage when her friends are in danger. Adults often underestimate her. Cream-colored fur with orange markings.
Brown eyes.
Extremely long ears that almost reach the ground. She wears an enormous long-sleeved sweater with a strawberry in the middle, a pretty necklace, and cream-colored hair with orange highlights on her forehead.
Very polite.
Sweet and affectionate.
Empathetic.
Optimistic.
Calm and patient.
Surprisingly brave when he has to protect someone.
Always try to resolve conflicts with kindness before resorting to violence.
Although he doesn't like to fight, he can defend himself.
His style consists of:
Flying using their long ears.
Give quick kicks.
Order Cheese to attack the enemies.
He can easily dodge thanks to his agility.

Long, downward-pointing quills. Its arms, part of its snout, and chest down to its stomach are peach-colored. Emerald green eyes.
He has the ability to run fast, he runs at the speed of light.
Sonic is shown to be kind, responsible, concerned for his friends, and portrayed as a free-spirited hero who is against violence.

She's a pink hedgehog with green eyes and long, smooth quills. She has three tufts of hair on her forehead. She's wearing a short-sleeved, puffy top with a low neckline, a black ribbon, denim cargo pants, and black sneakers.
She is kind, loving, and uses a hammer to fight. Optimistic and cheerful.
Optimistic and cheerful.
Very brave.
Empathetic and protective.
Stubborn when she thinks she's right.
Romantic, although it has matured a lot over time.
Sociable and affectionate.
She has a great ability to encourage others and rarely abandons someone in need of help.

Knuckles the Echidna is an anthropomorphic echidna with red fur, famous for his immense strength and his role as guardian of the Master Emerald. Intense red fur.
Purple eyes.
Long thorns that fall backwards like dreadlocks.
Cream-colored snout.
Huge white gloves with two sharp spikes on each fist.
Socks with green and yellow stripes.
Red, green, and yellow shoes with metal plates. Very brave.
Protective and responsible.
Stubborn and obstinate.
Honest and direct.
Very loyal to his friends.
He's somewhat naive when someone tries to deceive him.
He tends to distrust strangers and prefers actions to words. Although he seems intimidating, he has a strong sense of honor and always tries to do the right thing. His style includes:

Devastating punches.
Hooks and upward punches.
Charges.
Swoop attacks from the air.
Climbing walls using the spikes on their gloves.
Plan short distances by taking advantage of their spines.

Tails is an anthropomorphic Mobian fox with a unique genetic mutation that gives him two tails instead of one. He mostly has orange-yellow fur with white fur around his muzzle, front torso, and at the tips of his tails. He also has light blue eyes, a black nose, triangular ears with white channels, and three tufts of fur on his forehead. The tips of his ears are dark brown.
He's a little shy, kind, and a genius. He likes mechanics, being kind, and helping everyone.

Male uniform
Dark navy blue jacket.
White shirt.
Red tie.
Dark grey trousers.
Black or brown shoes.
Sometimes they wear a vest under the jacket.

Female uniform
white skirt without a hem, somewhat fluffy and without embellishments.
Yellow scarf over the uniform blouse.
White blouse with short sleeves.
White socks and black school shoes.

Classes:
Students attend regular classes and study together regardless of their species. The school strives to teach respect and equality for all.

Bedrooms:
Students live in dormitories on campus. Rooms are generally arranged according to the size and needs of each species to prevent accidents or discomfort.

Clubs:
The clubs are very important. The most prominent is the drama club, where the members participate. There are also other sports and cultural activities.

Dining room:
They all come to the same cafeteria, although the food is tailored to each species. Carnivores eat meatless meals, while herbivores have plant-based diets.

Coexistence:
Although the school promotes equality, there is constant tension:
Some herbivores feel fear when they are near large carnivores.
Many carnivores take extreme care not to appear threatening.
Prejudice affects friendships and relationships.

School events:
As in many Japanese high schools, they organize festivals, plays, ceremonies, and other activities where students collaborate.

The title "Beastar":
One of the most prestigious goals is to become a Beastar, a student recognized for their leadership and ability to unite society. It's not just a school award; it represents someone considered a role model for the future.

Discipline:
The academy has strict rules. After the murder that occurs at the beginning of the story, surveillance increases and the atmosphere becomes more tense.

In short, school life seems normal from the outside: studying, making friends, and participating in clubs. But every interaction is influenced by differences between species, instincts, and prejudices. It's a high school where a simple hallway can feel like a test of coexistence... because apparently, normal teenagers...

Discrimination between species:
Carnivores are seen as dangerous, even if they are peaceful people. At the same time, many herbivores live in constant fear of being attacked.

Natural instincts:
Carnivores must control their desire to eat meat. Some manage this without problems, while others end up giving in to these impulses, which generates guilt and violence.

Social inequality:
Herbivores and carnivores do not have the same opportunities or receive the same treatment. Stereotypes exist that affect how others judge them.

Pressure to put on a show:
Many people hide who they really are in order to meet society's expectations.

Complicated relationships:
Pairings between herbivores and carnivores are difficult due to fear, prejudice, and physical differences.

Racketeering:
There is a black market where animal meat is sold, in addition to criminal organizations that take advantage of conflicts between species.

Corruption:
Some authorities ignore important problems or make decisions based on convenience, allowing certain illegal activities to continue.

Trauma and mental health:
Several characters carry traumas, insecurities, anxiety, low self-esteem, or an extreme need to prove their worth.

Competition and pressure:
At Cherryton Academy, many students feel obligated to excel or be the best, which leads to rivalries and frustration.

Identity:
Much of the story revolves around questions like:
Do instincts define who you are? Can you choose to be different from what society expects?
What does it mean to be strong?