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Original Name:A班 (A bān)Gender:NeutralKind:OrganizationScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:204Chapters:36
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Biodata

Feature Information
Name Class A (A班)
Affiliation Advanced Nurturing High School, first-year cohort
Occupation/Role Competing first-year class; dominant force in class-point competition
Status Active 48
First Appearance 10

Leadership and Known Members

Member Role within Class A
Arisu Sakayanagi Class A's principal strategist. She remained at school during the Uninhabited Island exam to direct the class remotely and later targeted Ayanokoji through rule manipulation and wider schemes. 12 27 48
Kohei Katsuragi Field leader during the Uninhabited Island exam. He favors measured, low-risk decisions and waiting for opponents to exhaust themselves. 16 17
Masayoshi Hashimoto Former Class A student involved in information trading, coercion, and the kidnapping of Honami Ichinose; he was expelled after the incident. 40 43 47

Background / History

Class A entered the Uninhabited Island Survival Test with a plan to control the central hill area, which offered strong visibility and access to several refreshing task points. Sakayanagi did not join the expedition, instead remaining at school to command remotely. 12

During the Perch Dispute over Lookout Hill, Class A clashed with Class C but lost the immediate opportunity when Class D seized the summit. Katsuragi declined to rush an assault, opting to wait for Class D and Class C to weaken one another. 16 17

Class A later joined Class C in probing and attacking Class D's defenses around Lookout Hill. The offensive failed when Class B reinforced Class D, forcing both attacking classes to withdraw. 20 21 22

After the island exam, Class A retained 1,024 class points without any adjustment, while Class D received the highest comprehensive evaluation for the exam. 26 Class A subsequently resumed direct competition during the Sports Festival, where it exploited the substitute-runner rules in the Class Competition Relay Race and ultimately finished first overall. 34 37

Strategy and Methods

  • Positional control — Prioritized central high ground and task-point access during the island exam. 12
  • Patient attrition tactics — Katsuragi preferred allowing rival classes to expend resources before committing Class A's forces. 16 17
  • Rule exploitation — Used an injury-substitute loophole to field an unexpectedly strong runner in the Sports Festival relay. 34
  • Information pressure — Hashimoto used Kentaro Hamaguchi's younger brother's medical records to coerce Class B and strain its alliance with Class D. 40
  • Manipulation through intermediaries — Sakayanagi contacted Kushida and later arranged for Class D to be paired with the hostile Class 2-C in the VIP Exam. 29 48

Major Exam Record

Exam / Event Result Notes
Uninhabited Island Survival Test 1,024 class points; no point adjustment Class A's total remained unchanged, while Class D received the exam's highest comprehensive evaluation. 26
Sports Festival, Day 1 1st — 285 points Class A held a 30-point lead over Class D at the end of the first day. 35
Sports Festival, Final 1st — 380 points Class A finished ahead of Class D's 355 points. 37

Relationships

  • Class D — Primary rival following Class D's rise during the Uninhabited Island exam; Class A joined Class C in attempts to break Class D's defense and later competed directly against it in the Sports Festival. 20 22 34 37
  • Class B — A strategic obstacle to Class A's efforts against Class D. Hashimoto's coercion of Hamaguchi was used to pressure Class B and destabilize the Class B–Class D alliance. 40
  • Class C — Temporary tactical partner during the assault on Lookout Hill, though the two classes had previously contested the same high ground. 16 20 21
  • Kikyo Kushida — Sakayanagi made contact with Kushida amid concerns that she could provide intelligence or create internal conflict within Class D. 29
  • Ayanokoji Kiyotaka — Sakayanagi considers him a disruptive variable and repeatedly engages him through strategic games, including the Sports Festival and VIP Exam pairing. 27 30 48

Appearances

204
Total Mentions
36
Chapters Appeared
5.67
Avg. per Chapter