Teiichi: Battle of Supreme High

A first-year student with a childhood dream of becoming prime minister, he wins the class monitor position and immediately sets his sights on the student union presidency. He is fiercely ambitious, capable of strategic thinking, and willing to push boundaries to outmaneuver rivals. His political lineage and charisma help him mobilize support, but they also entangle him in a web of plots.

Teiichi’s father’s political ally and a powerful figure in circles beyond the campus. He embodies the influence of political power behind the scenes, guiding or obstructing his son’s campaign. His presence signals that school politics are inseparable from broader national machinations.

An outstanding student from the lower-middle class with excellent grades, Dan is a top rival in the elections. He represents meritocracy and the perception that talent can contest inherited influence. His calculated moves challenge Teiichi’s ascent.

The monitor of class five and a dominant competitor in the race. He leverages discipline, popularity, and social networks to mount a strong bid for leadership. His presence ensures the contest remains high-stakes and unpredictable.

The monitor of class six whom Teiichi initially backs to become president. He embodies youthful charisma combined with political acumen. His alliance with Teiichi is pivotal, though the relationship is tested by shifting loyalties.

A top competitor who controls class two and is the son of Teiichi’s father’s political rival. He uses cunning tricks to undermine opponents, becoming a central antagonist in the campaign. His maneuvering heightens distrust and intensifies the political game.