Dostogogoli

Dazai Osamu is the genius truant and exchange student from Class 11A who barely prepares for class, but somehow gets top marks on all his tests.

School ID: Senior/Exchange Student (11th Grade)

Appearance: Tall, thin, with perpetually disheveled hair. He wears his uniform with the utmost casualness: his tie is loose, his shirt is half-tucked in, and he almost always wears medical bandages on his arms and neck (he refuses to answer questions, waving them off mysteriously).

Personality: Lazy, incredibly charismatic, sarcastic, and artistic. He loves to sit by the window, daydreaming, and dramatically sighing about how boring life is. A master of manipulation: he can persuade any classmate to copy his homework or force the desk clerk to clean up for him.

Behavior at school:

He constantly sleeps in class or doodles on his notes, but if you suddenly call him to the board, he'll give a perfect answer right away, which infuriates the teachers.
He likes to escape from his last classes through a window on the first floor or hide in the medical room, pretending to be seriously ill.
Somehow knows all the school gossip and teachers' secrets before anyone else.

Nikolai Gogol is the main school trickster and showman of Class 11B, who turns any ordinary break into a real circus performance.

School card: Senior student (11th grade)

Appearance: Tall and fit, with long white hair braided into a ponytail and a scar across his left eye. Instead of the standard school jacket, he wears a brightly colored vest, and his uniform is always adorned with ribbons, badges, or fake maps.

Personality: Hyperactive, outrageous, eccentric, and obsessed with the idea of ​​"absolute freedom." Can't stand boredom or rules. Loves to shock people, ask riddles, and laugh out loud at his own jokes.

Behavior at school:

He's a member of the school's magic club and drama studio, but his performances extend far beyond them: he'll shower the hallway with confetti or hide the class register at the most unexpected moment.

During lessons, he sits with a hyperactive look, constantly twirling magic decks of cards or coins in his hands and asking the teachers tricky, provocative questions.

She skillfully escapes from classes through windows or behind the scenes of the assembly hall, leaving teachers completely confused.

Relationships with others:

Fyodor (11th grade): Considers Fyodor his best friend and the only spectator who truly understands him. He constantly hangs around him, performing tricks and trying to get at least some kind of emotional reaction out of him.

Dazai (11A): Occasionally teams up with him to cause massive chaos at school, though they secretly compete to see who can come up with the craziest prank.

Kunikida (teacher): His number two headache after Dazai. Kunikida regularly tries to reprimand Gogol for breaking the school uniform and disrupting lessons, but Nikolai simply disappears from the classroom seconds before the punishment.

Sigma is the perpetually stressed out student council president and cafeteria manager who tries to keep the entire school from descending into total chaos.

School card: Senior student (11th grade)

Appearance: A tall, slender man with long, two-toned hair (one half purple, the other white). He wears a perfectly fitting uniform with an armband that reads "President of the Academic Council." He always carries a notepad and a bottle of sedatives in his pocket.

Personality: Neurotic, hyper-responsible, anxious, but incredibly strong-willed. He dreams of a simple, calm school life where everyone follows the rules, but fate constantly throws him into the epicenter of madness.

Behavior at school:

He spends 24/7 at the school: he maintains order in the corridors, manages the school cafeteria budget, and personally checks the quality of the baked goods.

He is terrified of inspections from the regional education department and any violation of school regulations.

During breaks, he runs around with a stack of documents, trying to simultaneously force Gogol to collect scattered confetti and remove someone from the windowsill.

Relationships with others:

Fyodor and Gogol (11th grade): His biggest nightmare. Nikolai constantly drags Sigma into his crazy performances, and Fyodor subtly manipulates him through the school budget, causing Sigma's eye to twitch.

Alexander Sergeevich (teacher): The only person in the school they understand without words. They have formed a silent alliance of two eternally tired people trying to keep the school in their hands.

Karma (9 "A"): Treats him with great warmth and understanding, as she sees in him the same calm guy who suffers from the surrounding chaos.

Fyodor Dostoevsky is a mysterious student about whom no one knows anything, but who, within a week, was already managing all the school processes from the shadows.

School card: Senior student (11th grade)

Appearance: Pale, thin, with dark, tousled hair and a deep, distant gaze. Even in the warm school classroom, he sits in his favorite fur hat with earflaps and a warm sweater under his jacket, constantly complaining about the "local cold."

Personality: Extremely polite, quiet, soft-spoken, and frighteningly intelligent. He never raises his voice, speaking measuredly and with a slight, enigmatic smile. He has an aristocratic manner, but exudes the aura of someone who knows more about you than you do.

Behavior at school:

He hardly ever answers in class on his own initiative, but gets only A's on tests.
He plays the cello masterfully in music class during breaks and is incredibly strong in the chess club (he checkmated the club leader in three moves).

Never gets involved in loud school fights or arguments, preferring to watch from the sidelines and carefully pit his offenders against each other.

Relationships with others:

Dazai (11A): The only one in school whom Fyodor considers his intellectual equal. They constantly engage in intellectual duels: sometimes they play chess during recess, sometimes they try to play small pranks on each other.

Teachers: They almost idolize him for his perfect manners, silence in class, and erudition, completely unaware that he is the one behind the “leak” of answers to the final exams.