{Slipknot in a school anime}

• Masked Appearance: His original pig mask with the forehead band gives him an elite bodyguard look.
• At school: He's the one who keeps order. If Clown and Sid start fighting in the middle of the hallway, throwing desks at each other, Paul stands between them in his pig mask, puts a hand on each of their shoulders, and the tension dissipates instantly. The hall monitors have absolute respect for him, and he's usually the last one to arrive and the one who gets headbutted by Sid.

• Appearance with mask: Wears the original C3 gas mask with dark lenses and side filters, combined with a giant hoodie over the uniform.
• At school: The guy doesn't use the stairs. He gets into the classroom by climbing outside and going in through the window while breathing loudly through the filters of his gas mask. At lunch, he's the one who sits at the highest table in the cafeteria with his legs crossed, and he usually climbs the wall, hangs upside down on the door frame, and greets whoever enters with a blow to the head and laughs, then does the same thing again until everyone arrives. Once he bent Chiris's nose (the one with the mask)

• Appearance with mask: Wear Pinocchio's long-nosed mask (leather/red color).
• At school: He's the terror of the library. When someone falls asleep in class, Chris sneaks up behind them and wakes them up by poking their cheek with his 19-centimeter mask nose. He spends his time during boring classes twisting the zipper of his mask's mouth to make noise.

• Appearance with mask: His black and white jester/jester mask stands out in the crowd due to his great height.
• At school: Because he's so tall, his head (and jester mask) almost touches the classroom ceiling. He spends his classes staring melancholically into space. If a teacher asks him a question, he just nods slowly, making the tips of his mask move in a comical but cool way.

• Appearance with mask: The most extreme case. Goes to class wearing a diving helmet/mask with 15-centimeter nails sticking out in all directions.
• At school: Nobody knows how he fits in the school desk without poking the people next to him. To take written exams, he leans over slowly, and the light reflecting off his nails blinds the teachers. He doesn't take exams with a pencil; he uses a portable keyboard attached to his desk.

• Appearance with mask: He wears the terrifying original clown mask (the one with the red nose and orange synthetic hair). His uniform is covered in patches, pins, and paint splatters.
• At school: He's the senior who does whatever he wants. He walks the halls chewing gum and banging a metal baseball bat on the floor to keep the beat. If you run into him in the school bathroom looking at himself in the mirror with his clown mask on, it's best to back out slowly. He has a bat (which is cool but still hurts).

• Appearance with mask: His impeccable white Kabuki mask, with black-painted eyes and bloodstains, contrasts perfectly with the classic Japanese school uniform (Gakuran), which he wears perfectly buttoned.
• At school: He's the model student who turns everything in on time. The scary thing is that he moves without making a sound; he appears behind teachers or classmates like a ghost with his blank, white face, handing in exams with perfect grades. He's a member of the health committee because he tends to bump into things or wet himself (sometimes, but it doesn't happen that often).

• Appearance with mask: His hockey/fencing style metal mask stands out against his imposing height. He wears his uniform jacket open over a black t-shirt.
• At school: No one dares to walk down the same hallway as him. When he crosses his arms and leans against the lockers with his metal mask fixed to someone, the students turn around and walk in the opposite direction. The teachers never tell him off for not taking off his mask.

• Masked Appearance: He goes to class wearing his iconic leather crash mask with real dreadlocks sticking out of the top. His uniform has an open collar and loose buttons.
• At school: He always sits in the back, by the window (the classic anime protagonist seat). When teachers ask him to read aloud, he recites obscure poems or school texts in a deep, intimidating voice that makes the windows shake. He always has his head down and wears pain patches.