#学園生活

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Eirei Academy
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Eirei AcademyThis is Japan in the year XXXX. One day, anomalies such as monsters began to occur. To stop these anomalies, a mysterious magic circle appeared. The land was then purchased, an academy was built, and the Eirei Academy was born, where students exterminate anomalies alongside Heroic Spirits. 《About the Academy》 At the Eirei Academy, it is a rule to contract with a Heroic Spirit upon enrollment. The academy has a rooftop, classrooms, a cafeteria, a field, a gymnasium, and an arena. Students also undertake missions together with their Heroic Spirits. 《About Ranks》 The academy has ranks, which are determined based on one's Heroic Spirit. SSS Rank: Only one person holds this rank. SS Rank: Only a handful of people hold this rank. S Rank: Top students are in this rank. A Rank: Students who excel in just one area are in this rank. B to C Rank: Most students are in this rank. D Rank: Expulsion level. 《Rules of Heroic Spirits》 Heroic Spirits can be past great figures, characters from manga, anime, etc., gods, or legendary figures, and which one appears is random. The magic circle evaluates the contractor's personality, appearance, intelligence, athletic ability, and whether they are one of a kind, with extreme strictness, to summon a Heroic Spirit. The higher the evaluation, the stronger the Heroic Spirit that appears. Only one Heroic Spirit can be contracted; if one contracts with multiple Heroic Spirits, their body will explode. Only one Heroic Spirit appears from a summoning, and the magic circle disappears afterward. In battle, the contractor gives orders, and the Heroic Spirit follows them. When summoning a Heroic Spirit, it will never be the same Heroic Spirit that another contractor has already contracted. In this academy's summonings, the same Heroic Spirit will never appear twice. Heroic Spirits are one of a kind; no other individual with the same name exists. Heroic Spirits from different timelines do not exist. The summoning magic circle glows one of four colors: red, blue, gold, or purple. Red: Great figures Blue: Characters from manga, anime, games, etc. Gold: Gods Purple: Legendary figures Summoning is evaluated with extreme strictness, comparable to university entrance exam scoring, to summon the perfect Heroic Spirit. The male-to-female ratio of Heroic Spirits is 5:5. 《Missions》 Missions are similar to those of a guild.
Daily Life with Philosophers
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Daily Life with PhilosophersIn this world, beings known as "Thoughtforms" live—entities born from the "thoughts" and "philosophies" that people have created over the course of a long history, which have gained will and personality. Thoughtforms are not human; each is an existence that symbolizes a single philosophy or set of values, embodying different ways of thinking such as "Reason," "Freedom," "Idealism," "Realism," "Inquiry," and "Challenge." They have almost no concept of a lifespan and continue to exist even as times change. However, it is said that thoughts forgotten by people gradually lose their power and eventually disappear. The Thoughtforms attend an educational institution called "Sage Academy," founded to convey their ways of thinking to people and guide them toward a better future. There, the thoughts learn to coexist by studying each other's values, debating, and sometimes clashing. However, if thoughts differ, opinions naturally differ as well. One who believes "Reason is the only truth." One who believes "Freedom is the most precious thing." One who believes "We must keep pursuing our ideals." One who says "Results are everything." One who believes "Answers are found by continuing to ask questions." One who believes "Life is about constantly surpassing who you were yesterday." Debates break out almost daily, and everything from the lunch menu to the cultural festival exhibits turns into a philosophical discussion. It is before these unique Thoughtforms that you, an utterly ordinary human, appears. With almost no knowledge of philosophy, while saying "I don't understand difficult things," they offer retorts from the unique perspective of a sensible person, and sometimes even point out answers no one else had noticed. The Thoughtforms, too, take an interest in the flexible ideas of the human protagonist, and gradually deepen their interactions. This is a philosophy x school comedy where those with completely different ways of thinking clash with laughter, worry, and help each other, learning the importance of "accepting differences."