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Shikichi Academy ( 識知 ) ​

Note: Inverse Kanji of Knowledge (Going of the theme naming of the show; also if it's wrong blame google)


An academy in the Minato ward of Nagoya that has been well known for years as one of the powerhouses of West Japan. It specializes in fostering intelligent heroes and strong pro-hero teams such as the Wild Wild Pussycats, and Water Hose. Its focus on ingenuity and adaptability allows for a varied curriculum and extensive skills which transfer to multiple fields. Graduates can expect a bright future with multiple paths before them as the students often leave with connections all over thanks to the school's various internship and mentor-ship programs. Since all students are required to have a mentor-ship group after the first year at the very least students leave with one hero connection and four peer connections.
Unlike most hero academies Shikichi doesn’t believe in dividing classes into fields of study. Instead the classrooms are shared equally between students of all fields of study, being only divided properly into the chosen field subjects for two classes a week. Shikichi Academy places great emphasis on proper communication between all levels of heroism. Which means that whether you’re support or not engineering is learned, hero or not heroics is learned, marketing or not public communications is learned.

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1. The School Overview(You Are Here)
2. BNHA Lore, Academy Rules, and Mechanics
3. Locations
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• BNHA LORE
• Academy Rules
• Mechanics

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  Quirks:​
  Although there isn’t any known cause of quirks that doesn’t mean that it’s impossible to know if you have one. It’s shown a direct correlation to the genes that control the bones in your feet. In fact one of the easiest ways to confirm quirklessness is to xray the child’s feet as the kids with the ability to utilize a quirk have less toe bones. 1 out of every 5 kids are born quirkless.
  The quirk itself has physically known parameters. One way of looking at quirks is comparing it to a muscle, the more you train the stronger it becomes, but you must be wary to not overtrain and injure yourself. While every quirk has natural limitations not every quirk is a good fit for the persons body and some cause more strain in order to maintain it than others.
  Quirks work with a non-Mendelian inheritance system. The easiest example of this is found in the Todoroki household. In essence you gain the genes for your quirk through both of your parents. You gain either your mother’s or your father’s, or one that combines the two in some form. This combination however occurs rarely, and never allows for the child to use both of the parents’ quirks but rather has their own quirk. In some exceptionally rare cases, animals can also develop Quirks.
  
  
  Quirk Types:​
  Each quirk falls under one of the three major classifications of Quirks. Those are Emitter, Mutation, and Transformation.
  
  The Emitter Classification is given to quirks that require willful activation and do not change the users physical structure, with the weird exception of All might who probably does that via his own extra nature.
  Examples of this type include:
  All “One for all” users, Katsuki Bakugou, Ochako Uraraka, The Todorokis, Aizawa, and many others
  
  The Second type of quirk is the Mutation Type. This type has their quirk always active and change their physical structure in some way.
  Examples of these types include:
  Tsuyu Asui, The Iidas, Kyoko Jiro, Minoru Mineta, Hasume Mei, Mezo Shoji, and many others
  
  The final quirk classification is the Transformer type. This is a type that requires activation and change the physical structure of the individual in some way.
  Examples of these types include:
  Yu Takeyama, Eijiro Kirishima, Tetsutestu Tetsutetsu, Itsuka Kendo, Naito Monoma, and many others.
  
  
  Quirk Laws:​
  TBA
  
  
  Laws of Vigilantism:​
  TBA
  
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  School Rules:​

  
  01. Students are required to maintain an expected standard for hygiene and dress while on the premises unless doing so would negatively affect their ability to train.
  
  02. Students are to remain courteous of their fellow classmates and instructors. Any incidents of insubordination and/or unsupervised duels will be dealt with on a case to case basis.
  
  03. Students are to keep to their assigned gendered facilities at all times.
  
  04. Students are to arrive in a punctual and respectful manner. Excessive absences without proper documentation is grounds for expulsion.
  
  05. Students are to avoid getting harmed while training or sparring to the best of their abilities, however should such incident occur they are to first get the injured party to the nurse’s office or call for help depending on severity. Second alert their current instructor to the events leading up to such an incident. Finally students are to access the situation and go to where they would be most needed, unless the situation is stable enough to return to classes.
  
  06. Students are to not invite in outsiders to the school without first getting all guest cleared via the official security protocol at least three days prior to the invitation.
  
  07. All spars must be under the supervision of a cleared instructor. This is easily noted either by the 3 stripes on the shoulders of their blazers or gold school emblem wristwatch.
  
  08. Should a student find another student willfully breaking these rules they are obligated to report them to their nearest instructor.
  
  09. Should an outsider be found within school premises and should they pose a threat, students are heavily advised to avoid confrontation and assess the situation. If possible, instructors should be notified immediately as well.
  
  10. In case of a threat, if confrontation is inevitable or unavoidable, students are required to prioritize protecting themselves and each other till a instructor arrives on the scene.
  
  11. (WIP Rules may still be added)

  

  
  

  

  
  

  
  
  
  
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  The RP Schedule:​
  The class schedule in no way reflects what will be rped. In fact other than Heroics, no other class will be rped. With the exception of Homeroom on important plot days. Majority of the rp revolves around after school, the weekends, and holidays. After all who really wants to role play math class?
  
  
  The Heroics Class:​
  I bet you’re wondering why we have an option to make teachers if there’s only heroics that will be roleplayed. Well for one because they exist, the second reason however has a lot to do with how Shikichi runs it’s Heroics Course. Although Heroics has its own class teacher it rotates in a second teacher from the rest of the staff. After all every one of these teachers are heroes in their own right and spend their freetime just as involved with the world of heroics as they did when they were still just heroes.
  
  
  The Mentorships:​
  One thing that sets Shikichi apart from the neighboring hero school is the dedication they expect from their students. The teachers themselves are highly dedicated, or at least know to pretend to be to keep their jobs, each having a group they give extra training to. In order to be accepted into these mentoring groups there are two requirements, first you must impress the teacher and gain their respect, second you must pass a test of the teachers choice.
  Note: Mentoring Groups are never above 5 students, Mentor Groups may pair up at times for mock team ups and fights.
  
  
  The Exams:​
  General Intelligence: 25%
  Specific Subject Knowledge: 35%
  Diligence: 30%
  Stress Management: 10%
  [Exams are important for students regardless of path, just like in canon; special things may happen if you do super well or super bad]
  
  
  The Event Days:​
  W.I.P (Like school events and that jazz; It will not follow the normal day structure)
  
  
  The Forecast:​
  Legit this is just the weather. However it’s necessary as some quirks and terrain and fluffy extra things are affected by weather. In general the week will be laid out in advance for the rp, and unlike the weather people we’re only wrong 2% of the time, one of the advantages of being all knowing.
  
  
  The Weekends:​
  There is a special way weekends work. Specifically in that it works like a Visual Novel. You pick where you and your friends, or npcs if you wanna be a loner, are planning to hang out over the weekend. Side note you can stay home but that means you get to write about idk video gaming, sleepover? Don’t expect a event to be done if you do that. Nagoya is a highly populated city so expect interesting npcs and possibly other events to happen. After all there is no main character here so you’re all equally likely to run into the plot as you are to run into filler. (No seriously don’t think where the gms characters are going will give you any hints we’ll randomize where we go)
  
  
  The Time IC:​
  Time is going to be in the IC, however I don’t want you all at different times. I don’t even really want to make a system that increases. Think classic 24 style (The show not military time), The time is shown at the beginning of a scene and never again. Start your posts with what general time it is in 15 minute increments, if absolutely nothing major is happening don’t increase the clock. Watching an hour movie changes the time, saying two lines of dialogue does not. The main point of this is simply to know when you are generally.
  
  

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1. The School Overview
2. BNHA Lore, Academy Rules, and Mechanics(You Are Here)
3. Locations
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• School Locations
• Nagoya Locations
• Outside Nagoya

• SCHOOL LOCATIONS:​
  *Everything will Eventually have pictures*
  
  
  Main Building:​
  
  
  The main building of the school is the one that houses all the traditional classrooms. Floors 1-3 have six classrooms, four bathrooms (two women, two men), janitor’s closet, floor specific rooms, and three staircases (End of each side of the hall and the grand center staircase). On the first floor there are the entranceway lockers, the computer lab, the guidance counselor, and the nurses office. The second the auditorium and teacher’s lounge. The third has the cafeteria. The fourth holds the library, the student council office, six clubrooms, the club storage area, the principal’s office.​
  
  
  
  Classrooms​

  
  

  The classrooms of Shikichi are not hugely impressive but they are still perfect for studying and classwork. While the ones for each of the subject are of typical size and layout, there are some that the first principal felt should be tailor made rather than just told to make a typical classroom layout. These classrooms are the engineering room, Heroics classroom (For their practical foundations class), Science classroom, and the clubrooms.
  The Heroics Classroom actually has no desks but instead has three out of the four walls just straight whiteboards, the fourth holds a corkboard with doors on either side, and beanbags in a circle in the center of class. This was built in mind for the students to get up and each contribute to the class. Since the heroics format of practical foundation is analysis of hero law, politics, etc it’s really up to how the teacher is feeling that day on what you’re expected to do. (closest we found for art was 2-f from Baka and test >.>)
  The Science room and Engineering room are outfitted almost exactly the same. Both have lab tables made of epoxy resin, sinks, goggles, safety equipment, chemicals. In fact the biggest difference between the science room and the engineering room is the specialized equipment. The science room has a cabinet of beakers, slides, anatomical model, etc. The engineering room has various welding equipment, tools, etc.
  The clubrooms have various layouts picked by the students that change pretty frequently, and are filled with all the equipment needed for the club. This isn’t usually fully funded by the school though as the budget for clubs is even throughout. Lots of clubs tend to take advantage of the years festival to find a way to bring in more money for the club if they find themselves wanting a budget fund that goes outside the authorized school amount. ​

  

  
  

  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  

  

  
  

  

  Cafeteria​

  
  
  

  The cafeteria while being a bit plain in interior decorating it makes up for it in maneuverability. Each table segment has wheels (with locks naturally) and is meant to have four kids per section paired with lightweight chairs, meant for an ease of rearrangements. While by default it’s arranged to two tables side by side for when the students enter, students are encouraged to move the tables as they wish and create interesting formations to include more people. It’s a great place to meet new people as there’s always the one or two kids that invite themselves in by pulling up a table.
  In terms of the food there’s an on-staff line of cooks so the food is always fresh and made to order, aside from the sweets and other snacks. The main counter to the cafeteria in in the northern diagonal and allows you to watch your food being cooked diner style. In the center is a triangular shoppe that sells sandwiches, sweets, and convenience store food on one side, an open salad bar on another, and various self grilling and cooking station on the last side.
  Remember though everyone in the school was at least at one time a licensed hero. So angering the staff at lunch can lead to everything flying away...​
  
  
  
  
  Library​
  
  
  
  A wide variety of books can be found here, as well as private group study rooms each with a table and whiteboard so long as you grab the key from the librarian. While it’s typically quite quiet as its right at the end of the hall and blocked off from club noises by the principal’s office, student council room, and storage area; It’s not impossible for people to hear muffled sounds of anguish from the principal’s office from some poor fool that pushed them too far.​
  
  
  
  

  Student Council Room​

  
  
  

  Meeting happen every Monday and Wednesday morning from 7:20am to 8:50am. The room is locked and the keys are kept with the student council present, Vice President, and principal. The room is exactly what you see, it’s not something special but council members are allowed to do as they please with it.​
  
  
  
  Quirk Practice Grounds​
  
  
  To the north there mostly wide open space and very little in terms of physical items but it still works well for its intended purpose. It’s meant to be an open space to allow for the use of quirks without damaging the area, you’re allowed to bring whatever you wish here and store it in the shed nearby but the school is under no obligation to make sure it stays there. Inside the shed there are baseballs, punching bags, medicine balls etc. Just off to the side there is a large building with nothing inside but a spiral staircase going up to the viewing deck. It’s solely meant for people who need surfaces or aerial ascent but is typically used as a way to watch when a match breaks out.​
  
  
  
  Gym​
  
  
  
  To the north of the school, past the quirk training grounds, is the gym building. The first floor of which has the shower rooms, the lockers and the pool. The second floor has the typical various gym equipment and the clubrooms for each of the physical clubs (such as kendo, karate etc). The third floor has the indoor track.​
  
  
  
  Forested Area​
  
  
  
  Just a forest. Often used to train sensory type quirks. It includes the entire western side of the campus. Although it is meant to train the senses no one wants to be lost forever so there are three paths (Top, middle, bottom) through it that run east to west, it’s impossible to get lost once you reach them as they are completely straight and marked with shrine torii with a nameplate at the top saying either to the gardens or to the school yard depending on which side you are on.​
  
  
  
  
  Gardens​
  
  
  To the west most part of the school nestled in the forested area of the school is a large clearing of gardens. These are mainly maintained by the students of the gardening club. While the flowers are nice and well taken care of the real part most look to is the veggies and fruits that the students work hard to raise. It’s a place that is recommended to most of the hotheads of the school as a good meditation ground, and if you somehow find that one of your teachers has decided you aren’t benefiting from meditation and beats it out of you…. Well naturally the school never condones this.​
  
  
  
  
  The Castle of The Sky​
  
  
  The “Castle of the Sky” is the name given to the entrance exam grounds, while the school uses it for more than just the entrance exams it will forever be known as the bane of the students existence. It’s to the east of the school a small trek right on the water. (WIP)​
  
  
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  NAGOYA LOCATIONS:​
  
  
  
  Atsuta-Jingu Shrine, Atsuta Ward:​

  
  

  Whether you’re particularly superstitious or not you’ve probably heard of the shrine as it’s one of the last few relics of the past. It’s been known to bring good luck and bad luck. While some come here to wish away their problems others come here in hopes of cursing others believing in the rumors of the shrine housing the malicious spirit of the last owner.​

  
  
  
  
  Higashiyama Zoo & Gardens, Chikusa Ward:​
  
  
  The zoo is exactly what you’d expect out of the zoo. It has animals from all over and has a petting zoo for the kids and students that are falling into stress filled finals. The botanical gardens are both an expansive trail of trees and flowers and a main building of a large glass greenhouse of flowers from across the world.​
  
  
  
  Rural Outskirts, Minami Ward:​
  
  
  It’s possible a good deal of you live here, and while it’s called the outskirts the school itself is only one neighborhood over. The area is known for the rich floodplains that allow for the best farming in Nagoya. The river that cuts the neighborhood in two is known to be a habitat of extraordinary beauty. It’s also know to hold some great festivals in the summer.​
  
  
  
  Port Aquarium, Minato Ward:​
  
  
  This aquarium is right on the water and is the most known for it’s orcas, dolphins, and belugas. All of which have events around them. Aside from that it’s a popular date spot so if you are not a group of family or friends pretty much any two people are going to be assumed to be dating.​
  
  
  
  Seishin Hero High School (Means Spirit High), Moriyama Ward​
  
  
  
  The Rival school to Shikichi. Not many know why but the current headmasters of the academies are very competitive and have passed that on to their students. It’s not uncommon for the students of the academies to meet in the town. Usually this leads to competitions and trash talking but you can also find the occasion friendships happening as well.​
  
  
  
  Nagoya Castle, Naka ward:​
  
  
  
  One of the oldest of the cities tourist destinations, conveniently right in the center of Nagoya, while most do come here for a insight into their history even more leave here questioning the present. Thinking more on their luck as they here stories of the first quirk users seeking shelter here from the various citizens with fear in their hearts. Though this has technically become a museum of sorts it’s also known quite liberally as the sanctuary for all those in need.​
  
  
  
  Osu Street and Shopping Arcade (City Center), Naka Ward:​
  
  
  A long stretch of stores, arcades, eateries, and events right between two of the busiest train stations. This is by far the most populated mall of Nagoya, you could come here every day and always find something new to do. The shops love to put out new promotions daily in order to try to drag some of the attention to them. It’s well known as the mixing pot of cultures in Nagoya. You could be buying a traditional kimono right next to a decked out german restaurant or an extremely tacky hero merchandise shop, no we’re not kidding where do you think your mom got you all-might blanket; Nerd, anime, and gamer culture run wild.​
  
  
  
  
  Unimall, Nakamura Ward:​
  
  
  First stop of Nagoya? Unimall! After all you basically have to go through it when leaving the train station. This group of shops is well known for being a hit or miss. While most things are a pretty fair price they love to make the food overpriced, after all when you have your captive marketing fresh off a travel that may have taken hours they’re not going to mind that 10% jump in food cost. Still this is the place to go if you want some high quality clothes, cloths, etc as some of the most popular styles are found here. Unimall also has a great selection of household things and trinkets. As for what types of food its known for? It’s got a rather large amount of sweet stores and quick eats, but the real place people come to eat Tonkatsu grills. Fry it, Grill it, eat it.​
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  OUTSIDE NAGOYA LOCATIONS:​
  Villainous Hideout???:​
  Maybe one day you'll know~​
  Tokyo:​
  Includes all canon Locations​
  Osaka:​
  Some Travel will happen this will have sub locations when relevant​

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1. The School Overview
2. BNHA Lore, Academy Rules, and Mechanics
3. Locations (You Are Here)
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• School Schedule

• Day	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
  Time
  12:00am-06:00am	Anything That's Not On Campus
  06:00am-08:00am	Students Are Allowed To Enter Campus; Gym, Cafeteria, Etc Open For Use
  8:00am-8:30am	Homeroom
  8:30am-8:45am	Break					Event	Event
  8:45am-10:00am	Sciences	Japanese	Sciences	Japanese	Sciences	Event	Event
  10:00am-10:15am	Break	Event	Event
  10:15am-11:30am	History	Math	Math	History	Math	Event	Event
  11:30am-12:25pm	Engineering	Engineering	Communications	Communications	Practical Foundations	Event	Event
  12:25pm-1:30pm	Lunch Time					Event	Event
  1:30pm-2:00pm	Heroics	Event	Event
  2:00pm-3:15pm	Japanese	Sciences	History	Heroics	Practical Foundations	Event	Event
  3:15pm-3:30pm	Break	Event	Event
  3:30pm-4:45pm	Mentorship	Mentorship	Mentorship	Mentorship	Mentorship	Event	Event
  4:45pm-7:30pm	School Stays Open For After School Clubs	Anywhere	Anywhere
  7:30pm-12:am	Anywhere but school~