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Contents
Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Class D (original: D班) |
| Alias(es) | Class 1-D |
| Affiliation | Advanced Nurturing High School |
| Status | Active |
| First Appearance | Chapter 1 |
Background / History
Class D is initially established as the bottom-tier class among the first-year groups at Advanced Nurturing High School 2. Upon enrollment, its students are collectively regarded as "defective products" who possess glaring flaws in academics, conduct, or social aptitude 18. The class starts with 1,000 Class Points 4, but due to a massive accumulation of individual infractions—such as tardiness, absences, and classroom disruptions—their class points are completely wiped out to zero at the beginning of May 31.
Under the strategic guidance of Akiyama Shin, Class D gradually transforms, securing first place during the Uninhabited Island Special Exam 82 and performing strongly in subsequent trials like the VIP Exam 92 and the Sports Festival 114. Following their victory at the Sports Festival, Class D's class points rise to 590, successfully elevating the group's standing to Class C 115.