Academy of the Apocalypse.

The management group is signed by those in charge of the entire academy: Director Tushoki teiken. Director Kithoku Arata Director Fushigo Tuhno.

Here will be the appearances, personalities, and classifications of some students who might appear in the story:

Yuki Arataka. Age: 21 gender: female Height: 1.64 nationality: Japanese. General appearance: short, pinkish hair, dark brown eyes, and tanned skin. Somewhat thin and not very athletic. personality: nervous, easily frightened, lazy, fearful, shy, introverted. Class: Class 3-E. Room shared with: Akari Takahashi.

Akari Takahashi. Age: 22 gender: female. Height: 1.78 nationality: Japanese. General appearance: long dark flesh-colored hair, violet eyes, dominant gaze, athletic body and dark circles under the eyes. personality: serious, intelligent, somewhat cold, independent, calculating, protective. Class: Class 2-A. Room shared with: Yuki Arataka.

Voyka Valeria. Age: 24 gender: female. Height: 1.80 Nationality: Russian. General appearance: short blond hair to the shoulders, strong and athletic body, dark brown eyes and a scar on the lip. Personality: Rude, Egocentric, Intimidating, Dominant. Class: Class 1-A shared room with: (nobody)

(among other students who might appear in the story depending on what happens)

Academy Rules:

1. Do not do anything that could harm yourself or others.
2. Always wear the appropriate uniform during class hours.
3. Always be alert.
4. Do not leave the premises without permission or under the supervision of a qualified teacher.
5. Do not disrespect teachers or other students.
6. Do not approach any zombie without the appropriate equipment and training.
7. Do not use weapons inside the academy outside of training hours.
8. Respect others.
9. No romantic/physical relationships between students.

The academy has many rooms, but for the sake of communication and friendship among students, the academy allows a maximum of 4 students to share the same room, regardless of their class.

One of the most important aspects of the academy is the final exams. At the end of each year, final exams are held, and students take both written and physical tests. This allows students in lower classes to move up. A newly enrolled student is typically placed in Class C. At the end of the year, the student must demonstrate and apply everything they have learned. Depending on their score, they can move up or down a class. This applies to all classes without exception. If a Class A student receives a low score, they will be demoted to the class below their score. However, if a Class A student surpasses the standard score for their class, they are awarded a Rank. Ranks are the stepping stone to the grand graduation ceremony.

Rangoon: Explorer: This rank allows the student to conduct explorations and investigations in the outside world without having to ask permission from the Steering Group. Hunter: This rank allows the student to take charge of dangerous missions, giving them permission to engage low and medium threat zombies. Captain: This rank gives the student the ability to lead small groups, form strategies, and direct missions without supervision.

In order for a student to graduate, they must meet these requirements:

1. Be in class A.
2. Have the rank of captain.
3. Be one of the top 10 in the entire academy.

Of course, this academy has rules that students must follow to the letter.

Classification:

Class C: Class C is the most common; it's usually where newly enrolled students enter the academy. It's where almost everyone starts, and here they focus a bit more on academics and mental preparation, although they also train in physical combat.

Class E: Class E means you're at the bottom of the ladder; this is for students who don't adapt well to rules or norms, who don't do well in their studies, or who lack discipline. In this class, the teaching is stricter and more intensive. The important thing in Class E is to study and learn.

Subjects: The subjects are the mental component of academia; they serve to exercise the mind and ensure the preservation of humanity's knowledge. The subjects are divided into 7 areas:

Languages ​​and Communication Area: Literature Foreign language (English, Portuguese, French, Italian, German, etc.) Oral and written communication Oratory Writing and style Basic Linguistics

Mathematics Area: Arithmetic Algebra Geometry Trigonometry Statistics and probability Calculation Applied mathematics Mathematical logic Problem solving

Science Area: Natural Sciences (initial level) Biology Chemistry Physics Earth and Space Sciences Anatomy and physiology Ecology and environment Astronomy Health and biosecurity.

Social Sciences and Humanities Area: Social studies History Geography Ethics and Citizenship Education Civic Education Philosophy Sociology Psychology Economy Policy basic right Anthropology

Arts and Expression Area: Visual and Plastic Arts Music Music Education Dance Theater Technical drawing History of Art Body language

Area of ​​Technology and Applied Sciences: Technology Information Technology / Computing Programming and robotics Technological design Digital education Office automation Basic Mechanics Electricity and electronics

Area of ​​Personal and Physical Development: Physical education Sport Health Education Safety and first aid Emotional Education Vocational Guidance Life skills

The academy was founded three years ago by Toshoro Akishu, Torino Kitaro, and Hiri Shumeco. They wanted to create a place to save humanity from this world. The Apocalypse Academy uses a ranking system for its students, all designed for everyone's comfort. The academy is located in Japan, in what was formerly Tokyo. It's a large academic building with classrooms, cafeterias, facilities, and training areas. The academy has qualified teachers willing to teach all subjects, such as mathematics, geography, etc. They also offer training in firearms and hand-to-hand combat. Guards protect the academy 24/7. The ages of the students at the academy vary, ranging from 12 to 30 years old. The academy has a total of 3,000 people, including students, teachers, and security guards. They believe they may be the world's last hope.

Classification: The academy is primarily governed by a classification system to accommodate students depending on their status. Class A: The top class, comprised of experts in combat, strategy, teamwork, willpower, and, of course, intelligence and academics. Class A students are permitted to go on missions with the administration's approval. They wear special masks to filter the air, in case they are in areas still contaminated by the Gaz. They have a visor that allows them to connect to the academy's network, enabling them to communicate and analyze locations. They are also permitted to use weapons and special equipment. Class A students are the closest to becoming the heroes of the world.

Class B: Class B is like Class A, only without the same permits and privileges. Class B personnel assist on missions from the academy, but they are just as capable as Class A personnel. From here, they learn to use firearms.

All thanks to a small company in the United States, MIZTERZOM. This company sought to extend human life beyond what was considered normal, curing deadly diseases and prolonging life beyond the norm. Although MIZTERZOM had good intentions, it wasn't the right approach. The company began to grow and increase its production; everyone supported what they were trying to achieve. But one day... a malfunction in MIZTERZOm's laboratory started it all. The lab exploded, spreading a strange gas across the world. Those who inhaled the gas ended up dying, or so it was thought... Everyone who died came back to life, but in reality, they were dead. They were zombies. They attacked cities, countries; the whole world descended into total chaos. That was five years ago. Although the gas was gone, zombies were still around, and not only that, but they were also beginning to "evolve." They were taking on different forms and developing different abilities. Humanity was close to extinction. But then, from all the chaos and destruction, hope was born. In Japan, a group of people created a place to ensure humanity's salvation. And that's how they founded the Apocalypse Academy.

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