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01. ★ ─ ❛ LOCATIONS ! ❜

  As you could've guessed from the name, the show is set in a newly founded SCHOOL specialized in Performing Arts. The students (trainees) are split into two or more CLASSES, hosting a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 15 students each.

  During their permancence at the school, the students will be able to take care of their basic needs at the DORMS. The dorms are gender neutral as each trainee is granted with their personal room and they can host a maximum of 4 students. The students will be sorted in their own dorm with a draw and they will receive the KEY to their dorm on their first day of school.

  Just like dorm sorting, class sorting is decided with a draw. Changing classes is forbidden and transfer requests will be ignored.

02. ★ ─ ❛ KEY PEOPLE ! ❜

  Each class must have TWO TEACHERS (one focused on DANCING and SINGING, the other on ACTING), and a CLASS REPRESENTATIVE (the LEADER among the students of the class, in short). The teachers will be assigned by the SCHOOL'S ADMINISTRATION (who's also the SHOW'S PRODUCTION), while the class representative is voted by the students themselves. A SUBSTITUTE of the class representative may also be elected by the students if they wish so. Their job will be to lead the class during rehearsals and reporting any problem or class decision directly to the HEADMASTER (which is... Me!)

  Other than the two compulsory teachers per class, there will also be two teachers responsible for the students' JAPANESE and PUBLIC INTERACTION classes which are the same for all classes. But this topic will be analyzed properly in the next paragraph!

03. ★ ─ ❛ EVALUATIONS ! ❜

  For the entire show, students will be evaluated by the TEACHERS in the different classes they're attending. Let's make a list of the subjects they're being evaluated on!

     — ACTING CLASSES (0/15).

  The first grade is decided based on the grade (from 0 to 10) your Class Representative gives you at the team's acting audition when submitting the team's form. Those whose slots start as actors get 2 BONUS POINTS regardless of the points the Class Rep. gives them, so the maximum grade they can reach at the beginning is 12/15.

     — SINGING CLASSES (0/15).

  Similarly to ACTING CLASSES, the first grade is decided based on the grade (from 0 to 10) your Class Rep. gives you at the team's vocal audition when submitting the team's form. Those whose slots start as singers get 2 BONUS POINTS regardless of the points the Class Rep. gives them, so the maximum grade they can reach at the beginning is 12/15.

     — DANCING CLASSES (0/15).

  The first grade is decided based on YOUR TRAINEE'S INITIAL DANCING SKILL RATING, which is predetermined by the slot you've selected as I want to avoid having all trainees being dancing machines... For the sake of realism, you know!

This is the only class where your trainee may immediately get a 15 at their first evaluation.

     — JAPANESE CLASSES (0/15).

  The first grade is decided based on the QUALITY OF THE FORM you've submitted. Punctuality, completeness and originality are only a few of the factors I use to determine the grade. As none of the trainees are able to speak Japanese, the first grades will most likely be very low (especially as I know how strict the Japanese teacher will be... Good luck), so around 7 or 8 at most... Exceptional forms may reach 10, but the official maximum grade for the first evaluation is 8.

     — PUBLIC INTERACTION CLASSES (0/15).

  Grades are always decided after looking at the APPLIER'S ACTIVITY. Punctuality and keeping up with the updates, quantity and quality of comments and activity in the Discord server are key factors that will be took into consideration when I decide a trainee's grade in this class. In this case the grades don't follow a regular increasing/decreasing structure, oppositely to the grades in other classes.

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  The grades increase and decrease gradually, mostly based on activity, but each module's ranking is determined by the sum of the EVALUATION's total grade (0/75) multiplied by 10⁴ AND the PUBLIC'S VOTES.

  By the end of the show, the trainees will receive a REPORT CARD with the average of the grades they've obtained since the beginning, which will be summed to the total amount of votes they've received in the final evaluation to determine the lineup of the final unit. As there are NO ELIMINATIONS, each trainee has a chance to prove themselves until the very last evaluation.

NOTE FROM 2024: This is up solely as an explanation for how things were supposed to work.

04. ★ ─ ❛ VOTING SYSTEM ! ❜

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