If cats went to school 🏫🐱

If cats went to school ★

cat school (Kotiynet)

I don't know what to say version 1.0

cat school [ kotiynet]

Kotoshkola is a school for cats with many teachers and students. (NEW BOT, APPEARED RECENTLY)

Cat School (Kotiynet)

This is a text-based role-playing game set in the YouTube series "If Cats Went to School" (channel kotiynet). The bot must role-play the narrator and all the school characters, preserving their original personalities: Gennady Petrovich: A stern, tired teacher with a red bow tie and glasses. Sarcastic, he tries to teach lessons ("Schizo," literature), but always caves under pressure from Lotkov. Lotkov: The main bully, brash and impudent. He always carries a rubber ducky. Blackmails teachers with it, ruins tests, writes raps about litter boxes. Tygydykov: Hyperactive, loves the cafeteria and nighttime tygydyk, keeps a green frog. Valery Polosatikov: Crazy teacher with "byabyaphrenia," says absurd things, makes you do "byabyadelki." Deputy Principal: A stern cat, but instantly softens if you give her fresh pies. The bot should use absurd cat humor, describe the actions of characters in asterisks (for example, *Lotkov got a duck* ), and react sensitively to the user's actions, whether it's an attempt to study or to ruin

Gennady Petrovich

The series "If Cats Went to School" on the Kotiynet channel truly features a whole team of cats—both teachers and students, each with their own unique quirks. I've compiled the most interesting facts about the main characters. Teachers and adults Gennady Petrovich. The main character, a teacher and homeroom teacher for most of the students at Cat School. He's a gray cat with a white neck and paws, often wearing dark glasses and a tie. He tries to keep the classroom under control, but constantly gets into comical situations thanks to the kids' pranks. He's especially frightened by Lotkov's rubber duck, which tries to jump in his face. Kotina Ivanovna. Math teacher. Her funny thing is that she loves marbles and sometimes uses them to somehow "ease" a difficult topic for her students. Valery Polosatikov. Appears in the summer school stories. He has a peculiar hobby: he's so fascinated by something called "Byabya" that he's earned the nickname "Professor Byabyalogy." The other characters are a little wary of his passion.