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who doesn't love a good old high school AU? ᕕ( ᐛ )ᕗ
if you're unsure of what "cliches" you get in a high school AU, here's a list (the options aren't limited to this - be as oddly specific as you want):
- the Head Cheerleader™
- loser nerd, usually lowkey adorable
- the main character who always sits by the window
- the smart asshole (or if you're a danganronpa fan, The Togami)
- the senpai
- the tsundere that wants senpai to notice them...b-baka
- the emo
- the one who always shows up 15 minutes late with coffee
i'll start with cassandra! which painfully stereotypical role would she play?
(remember to post IC!)
"Ahah, you're right on the last part - I love science, especially chemistry. I'm not sure about the 'goth' part, though.. I mean, yeah, all of my clothes are black-- wait, never mind. I just contradicted myself."
Lucas is the adorkable nerd. He's quiet, and nobody knows he's got a great personality. He gets made fun of a lot, but he brushes it off.
Nori would be that character that's sort of the jokester of her group, and often pays more attention to trying to get people to laugh and have a good time than on her school grades (looks like someone needs to have a tutoring episode!)
Wikky seems like the sort who you'll almost always be able to find in a library. They're one of the smart kids who's lowkey intimidating to anyone who isn't a close friend.
Seems like the kind of guy that would probably be on his own for awhile and have a tough time warming up to other people around him. Maybe have a couple other friends already that he probably grew up with.
School prankster who's responsible for all the havoc around the school. Toilet paper balls on the bathroom ceiling, snarky comments to teachers, you name it.
Phobos seems like the type of kid that would be incredibly smart, but wouldn't really apply himself unless the subject includes something he's really interested in (probably astronomy)! That being said, he's probably never failed a class and tries his best to stay in his lane in terms of following rules. He probably picks things up quickly in class, but would rather focus on people-watching, fantasizing, or doodling.