Hey, everyone! Just recently saw the newest addition to Trigger's outstanding repertoire and it looks as amazing as expected of the creators of KLK and LWA! In celebration of Trigger's newest anime, I couldn't resist writing this, which is inspired by another anime, Isekai Quartet. This won't be a serious story like Akko and Ruby, but it's something fun to come back to from time to time, especially with the Akko series about to head into serious territory.
So, without further ado: Trigger Quartet!
Luna Nova Magical Academy
It was finally the first day of spring, which meant that it was also the first day of spring break. And because of that, most of the halls at Luna Nova Magical Academy were quiet for the first time in months. No gossiping girls or random spell casting in the hallways; just a few staff members and worker fairies. After all, spring break was the joyous time when students were finally released from their academic prison.
Which is why Atsuko "Akko" Kagari groaned loudly into her textbook in the school's library.
Akko knew she would have to stay at Luna Nova over the break to make up her terrible grades from the last semester, but she would have thought she would be able to goof off a little before getting down to business.
Sadly, her hopes were dashed when Diana "Little Miss Perfect" Cavendish volunteered to stay at Luna Nova as well, if only to keep an eye on Akko; a sentiment that was widely shared with the teachers. Diana was the only person in the whole school with enough patience to deal with the school's problem child.
And it wasn't just Akko that got roped into to this impromptu study session either. Lotte and Sucy were sitting on either side of her, both of them having chose to stay for the summer for their own personal reasons, and the green team of Amanda, Jasminka, and Constanze were also sticking around because they accumulated so much detention in only a handful of months.
Akko let out another whine, which drew an exasperated sigh from Diana sitting at the head of the table.
"Whining about it isn't going to make things go faster, Akko," said Diana coolly. "You should just hurry up and do your work."
"But Dianaaaaa…." Akko moaned. "It's spring break…. Can't we do this later…?"
"That kind of mentality is what go you into this situation in the first place," said Diana, rubbing the bridge of her nose. "Just do you work and be done with it."
"But I don't wanna…," Akko whined. "I wanna play…."
"I don't have to be here you know," said Diana, grimacing. "I could be back home right now helping with the restoration to the Cavendish House, but I chose to be here instead because you needed help. Professor Ursula even got us permission to use the library. So you could stand to show a little more gratitude."
Akko grumbled under her breath.
"Don't worry, Akko, we're here to help if you need it," said Lotte kindly.
"Not me," said Sucy bluntly. "I only stayed because I have a deal with a black-market trader about some…less than legal mushrooms later this week."
"Yeah, why're we here, anyway?" Amanda asked impatiently, gesturing to herself, Jasminka, and Constanze, who were both doing their own thing. "We don't have any make-up work."
"No, but someone has to keep an eye on you to make sure you don't cause any more trouble," said Diana dutifully. "Now everyone stop complaining and get back to work. The sooner we get this done, the sooner we can leave."
The table groaned again, but reluctantly started hitting the books again. Akko pulled down one of the books on top of the teetering pile when somewhere fell down and clattered on the table. The seven witches perked up at the noise and looked down. It was a simple square box with only a single red button on it. Akko picked it up and looked it over curiously.
"What's this?"
S.S. Naked Sun
The night sky above twinkled with the light of many stars above, the air filled with the gentle lapping of the waves hitting against the hull of the Nudist Beach's carrier. It was remarkable the ship was even still afloat after the near disaster that Ryuko had (unwillingly) brought down upon her enemies-turned-allies. A fact the pink-haired, music themed snake saw fit to remind her every time they made eye contact.
Ryuko Matoi hanged back a few feet away, hands stuffed in her pockets, as her sister, Satsuki Kiryuin, addressed the five members of Honnoji's Student Council and her best friend, Mako Mankanshoku, all of them equipped with new uniforms ready for the final confrontation ahead.
Ryuko's mind was still reeling from the fact that her most hated enemy for almost a year was actually her big sister, who had set up this whole elaborate plot for the sole purpose of getting revenge against their mother. And that's not even getting into the fact that their mother was a genocidal maniac or that Ryuko was part alien. When did her life turn into an animated soap opera?
"You're awfully quiet," Ryuko's sentient sailor uniform, Senketsu, said. "Something on your mind?"
"A lot, actually," Ryuko answered quietly, not wanting to interrupt Satsuki's speech.
"I imagine you would," said Senketsu. "A lot has changed in a very short time. Enemies become friends. Your family suddenly became much larger. And we've both made startling revalations. But the one thing that will never change…is that I will always be there when you need me, Ryuko."
"Heh, thanks, Sanketsu," said Ryuko gratefully.
"At least until something really bad happens to me," said Senketsu. "Like, I don't know, I get burned away reentering the Earth's atmosphere or something."
"That's any oddly specific way to die," Ryuko noted, sweatdropping.
"Hey, it could happen," remarked Senketsu.
" – almost upon us!" Satsuki yelled in her usual overdramatic tone. "Prepare yourselves, my friends! Whether we win or lose, this will be our final battle! As such, we must give everything we have and aim for nothing short of victory!"
"Yes, Lady Satsuki!" The Student Council cried with simultaneous salutes; Mako replied with a cheery, "Okay!"
"Yeesh, everything she does is so overblown," said Ryuko amusing.
"That makes it easier to tell that you two are sisters," said Senketsu jokingly.
"Huh?" said Ryuko with a raised brow. "What's that supposed to mean?"
"Ryuko," The dark-haired delinquent looked up as Satsuki approached, her expression rigid and stern. "Ryuko…it's almost time. Soon we will face our mother."
"Yeah…gonna be one hell of a family reunion," said Ryuko.
"Before we go, there is something that must be done first," said Satsuki.
Ryuko blinked curiously at her older sister, wondering what she was thinking –
A few seconds, Ryuko was fighting off the surge of embarrassment as Satsuki finished strapping the bicycle helmet on her head, after strapping on the additional elbow and kneepads. She could hear Jakuzure and Sanageyama laughing at her behind their hands and shot a dark glare at them; that only made them laugh harder.
"Uh, Satasuki, what's this for?" asked Ryuko uncomfortably.
"Some extra protection to keep you from getting hurt during battle," Satsuki answered before wrapping a scarf she got from who knows where around Ryuko's neck. "I also got you this scarf in case you get cold, and some mittens, too. And you'll need an umbrella and some galoshes in case it starts raining, and some heat packs as well. I had Mrs. Mankanshoku make you a bento in case you get hungry, and take this med kit for any potential injuries. And – "
Ryuko felt deeply mortified as Satsuki kept piling on more items that were essentially unnecessary for her; her Life Fiber DNA made her immune to pretty much all of that stuff. Looking over at the Student Council, she realized that it wasn't just Sanageyama and Jakuzure that was laughing at her now, but Gamagoori, Inumuta, and Iori were all grinning and snickering when Satsuki wasn't looking. Mako, of course, was paying attention to something only she could see.
Ryuko felt her entire face heat up; she hadn't been this embarrassed since the first time she put on Senketsu.
"Hey, Sats," Ryuko spoke up as Satsuki started slathering her up in sunscreen ("It's the middle of the night!") "Don't you think this stuff is a little much?"
"Nothing is too much for keeping my adorable little sister safe!" Satsuki snapped in a very serious and unwavering tone. "Now hold still while I apply the insect repellent."
"Adora – what the hell is going on here?!" Ryuko shrieked; her head was practically steaming.
"I believe Stasuki has turned into what you would call a siscon," said Senketsu, his voice laced with amusement.
"Oh god," Ryuko groaned. "I'm starting to miss the days when we tried to kill each other."
And while everyone's attention was focused on the strange, yet hilarious, new dynamic of the Kiryuin sisters, Mako walked away from the group as something caught her eye. On the floor of the carrier, barely visible through the rubble, was a strange metal box with an alluring red button….
Luna Nova Magical Academy
Akko and the other witches-in-training leaned forward, some of them tilting their heads at the strange button that magically appeared out of nowhere. Now, having things popping out of thin air was nothing new at Luna Nova, but it tended to involve some kind of magical creature or something similar. A quick wave of Diana's wand immediately confirmed that it wasn't magical by origin, but they couldn't really tell where it came from either.
"What do you think it is?" asked Lotte.
"Looks like some kind of button," said Amanda. "Is it one of yours, Constanze?"
Constanze shook her head.
"Maybe Professor Croix dropped it," Lotte suggested.
"Either way, it's clearly suspicious," said Diana.
"Hmm…," Akko hummed, deeply in thought. "Let's push it!"
"Did you not hear the part where it's very suspicious?" Diana retorted with a blank look.
"C'mon, I wanna know what it does!" Akko complained. She tried reaching for it, but Lotte and Diana quickly surged forward to grab her by the arms. "Lemme push it! Just a little!"
"Were you born stupid or something?" said Amanda dumbfoundedly. "What kind of moron would push a suspicious button they just happened to appear. Even I'm not that ballsy."
"We should have Professor Ursula or one of the teachers take a look at it!" said Lotte, struggling to hold back the flailing Japanese girl. "It could be dangerous."
"Lotte is completely correct," Sucy said suddenly, standing up from her chair. The other girls watched her closely. "It could be incredibly dangerous…so that's why I'm gonna push it."
"WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE?!" Diana yelped, but was too late to stop the Filipino from jabbing the big red button with her index finger.
~DING-DONG~
Everyone around the table braced themselves for whatever would come next…but after a few seconds of awkward silence, nothing happened. Sucy picked up the button, shaking it with a disappointed frown as if wondering why it wasn't working. Diana, for her part, let out a relieved sigh…. At least until everyone noticed the library walls started warping strangely.
"Eh?" Akko stammered, looking back and forth frantically. "Eh? Eh? Eh? Eh?"
"I knew it was a trap!" Amanda cried.
"Mmm…" Jasminka hummed, nonchalantly eating her way through her bottomless bucket. "Do you think I should've brought more snacks?"
"How can you think of food at a time like this?!" Amanda exclaimed frantically. Sucy gave a thumbs-up with a wide, toothy grin. "And you better wipe that damn smirk off your face, you mushroom freak!"
"Wah! Diana!" Akko cried, clinging to the blonde witch like a koala. "The world's getting all weird! Diana!"
"You're the one who wanted to push the button in the first place!" Diana snapped.
As the seven witch students descended into deeper levels of chaos-induced panic, the library distorted more wildly until the colors started to blend together and it became impossible to tell what was what any more, all the while the girls remained untouched by whatever strange phenomena was causing it. In the midst of her fright, Akko spotted something flashing in the corner of her eye. But when she looked around, the whole world became consumed in an explosion of white light –
A moment later, the library returned to its normal form, but the Little Witches were nowhere to be found.
S.S. Naked Sun
By now, Ryuko was trying to ward off the uncharacteristically pushy Satsuki as she advanced on her little sister brandishing a can of bug spray like a weapon. Ryuko noticed that Inumuta was openly recording the whole thing on his phone.
"Stop resisting, Ryuko!" Satsuki demanded. "Do you know how many diseases insects like mosquitos carry?"
"It doesn't matter; I'm immune to everything, remember?" Ryuko snarled, fighting valiantly to push her sister away.
Meanwhile, Mako kneeled down in front of the strange device on the floor, the big, shiny red button drawing her in like a moth to a flame. It was so big and colorful; the temptation is too great for any human to resist! So, naturally, she pushed it without hesitation.
~DING-DONG~
Ryuko and Satsuki ceased their struggling as the bell chimed loudly through the air. The student council looked around curiously for the source of the noise. It was Sanageyama who, with his heightened sense of hearing, zeroed in on Mako, whose finger was still pushing down on the button with an oddly fixed look in her eyes.
Nothing happened at first…and then, quite suddenly, the world began to warp erratically around the heroes.
"BWAH! WHAT'S GOING ON!" Jakuzure shrieked.
"Are we being attacked?" Gamagoori growled, shifting into battle stance.
"It appears to be some sort of transdimensional anomaly," said Inumuta with a surprisingly cool face, though his fingers were flying wildly across his personal laptop. "But I can't figure out the origin of said anomaly."
"What'd you do, Mankanshoku!" Sanageyama snapped at Mako.
"Uh, oopsie," said Mako, sticking her tongue out cutely.
"MAKO/MANKANSHOKU!" everyone screamed at once.
As the temporal distortion reached its zenith, a bright flash of white light consumed the world. When the brightness faded, the world was returned to its natural form, but the heroes were no longer present.
TRIGGER QUARTET
Episode One: Come together, Quartet!
Ryuko's senses were jarred by a distant chiming noise. It sounded like a school bell, but not the one used at Honnoji; more like the one from the school she went to before transferring.
Her senses returned to her slowly as the pale light faded. She blinked and rubbed the spots from her eyes before looking around.
Satsuki, Mako, and the rest of Honnoji's student council were all present and accounted for. And they all appeared to be standing in the middle of what looked like a sports field. Ahead of them at the top of a small slope was a plain-looking building with no defining characteristics, but Ryuko could automatically tell that it was supposed to be a high school; it looked like every unimaginative high school in every slice-of-life manga ever. But the fact that they were standing on school grounds instead of an aircraft carrier out at sea raised a lot more questions.
"Wh-What is this place?" Gamagoori gasped shockingly.
"It looks like an ordinary high school," said Inumuta, amazingly still holding his laptop. "Though it is strange. I can't seem to find any information on this place, or even track our location on GPS radar. It's almost as if we're not on Earth anymore."
"Or…," said Satsuki slowly, "could it be that we've been transported to another world different from our own."
"Wha? Are you serious?" Sanageyama yelled. "Okay, alien clothes are one thing, but no one said anything about going to other worlds!"
"Excuse me!"
The eight students of Honnoji turned around simultaneously as someone approached them from the side.
A young Japanese girl dressed in what could be recognized as a purple school uniform came running up to their group waving her hand in the air, though Satsuki had never seen a school uniform likes hers anywhere in Japan. Standing a short distance away from them, a small group of six more girls were wandering around lost and confused as they were, all of them wearing the same uniform with the only difference being the color of their belts. Oddly enough, none of them appeared Japanese; the blonde girl looked closer to an English noble.
"Uh, I have a question," said Akko, stopping in front of Satsuki, who stood a head taller than herself. "Do you know where we are?"
"We…honestly don't know ourselves," said Satsuki honestly, turning her head toward the school building. "I've never seen this place before."
"Hmm, it kinda looks like we're back in Japan," Akko hummed thoughtfully with her arms crossed. "But that doesn't make sense. How'd we get from England to Japan so fast?"
"You were in England before this?" asked Inumuta curiously.
"Yeah, right before this big flash of light swallowed us up!" Akko exclaimed dramatically, throwing her hands up in emphasis.
"Hey, the same thing happened to us," said Ryuko interestingly.
"Akko, did you find anything?" asked Diana as she and the other Luna Nova girls approached, taking notice of the Honnoji students. "Oh, hello. Do you know where we are?"
"No, we were just discussing that," said Satsuki. "Your friend was just telling us how you were 'swallowed up' by a great flash of light before you arrived here."
"Yes, it was the strangest thing," said Diana. "We were studying in the library when this suspicious button suddenly fell into ours laps. And then somebody" – she leered at Sucy, who grinned smugly – "decided to push it. Space started to bend around us and there was the great light. When we woke up, we found ourselves in this place."
"The same thing happened to us," said Ryuko. "Although, I don't remember pushing any buttons…."
"I pushed a button!" Mako suddenly jumped in between them cheerfully.
"Mako, why would you do that?!" Ryuko asked in disbelief.
"I wanted to know what it did," Mako answered simply.
"Great," Jakuzure groaned, pressing a hand to her forehead. "Should've known the underachiever would be responsible for this somehow."
"Well, there's no point in complaining about it now," said Sanageyama exasperatedly. "So, Lady Satsuki, what should we do now?"
"It's time for you all to go to class!"
The Honnoji and Luna Nova students turned at the over-exaggeratedly gruff voice; their expressions instantly morphed into various shades of disbelief.
After alien clothes and magical monsters, you wouldn't think anything could surprise them anymore, but a skeleton wreathed in purple flames seemed to push the envelope for them. Said skeleton was dressed up in a leather cop uniform for some reason and exaggeratedly long ruby glasses. And – where the hell did that black ornate desk come from, anyway?
"..."
"The bell has already rung!" the flaming skeleton shouted again. "Hurry up and get to class! JUSTICE!"
The flaming skeleton, and his desk, slid sideways out of view.
"…so no one is going to comment on the talking skeleton that just told us to go to class?" Iori spoke up after a moment of awkward pause.
"Eh, I once brought the headmistress's dad back to life," said Akko, shrugging her shoulders nonchalantly. "It's nothing new."
"…I'm sorry, you did what now?" said Diana, turning to the Japanese girl with a blank look. Akko pointedly looked away and whistled innocently.
And that's how the combined group of fifteen high school students found themselves seated in Class 3 on the second floor of the school building. They didn't even know if that's where they were supposed to be since there was no one to guide them, but they all innately sensed it was the place they were supposed to be.
There were twenty-four empty desks waiting for them. The Eight from Honnoji Academy took the open seats on the front right of the class; Satsuki Ryuko, and Mako in the first row, Jakuzure, Inumuta, and Iori in the row behind them, and Gamagoori and Sanageyama in the third row. The girls from Luna Nova took the chairs in the front left of the room: the red team and green team took up their own rows while Diana took the seat directly behind Akko. But Diana wasn't sitting alone, as she quickly discovered looking to her right.
For some reason, there was already a few strangers sitting in class by the time the others had showed up. All three of them were wearing baby-blue and white jumpsuits and had colored helmets sitting on their desks with what looked like police lights on attached to them.
The one sitting next to Diana was a redheaded wearing a star hairclip. On the opposite side was an impossibly handsome blonde man that with an emotionless look in his eyes that made Diana feel a strange sense of déjà vu. And the girl sitting behind them wasn't even human, but a blue-skinned, purple-haired alien with three eyes that looked like she could be related to Sucy. This day just keeps getting weirder….
Which is exactly the same though that Luluco had as she looked around nervously.
'Hold up! Hold up! What's going on here!' thought Luluco anxiously. 'What is this place? How did we even get here? C'mon, Luluco, remember! Ogikubo got shoplifted and you were going on an adventure around the galaxy to get it back. I definitely know I've at least seen that mushroom girl before.' She shot a hesitant glance toward Sucy. 'We were heading to the next signal when we got attacked by mom…again. What happened after that…?'
Somewhere in space
Luluco was clinging to the controls of their dinky little spaceship, frantically trying to dodge the laser fire from her mom's massively oversized and ostentatious super-mega space pirate ship. She shifted the stick back and forth, narrowly managing to dodge all the shots that came at them, but at the same time caused the rest of the crew to bounce back and forth around the ship walls.
And, even more unfortunate, the rest of the crew was completely useless: her dad was just a brain in an ice cube, Chief Over Justice just kept saying "Justice! Justice!" like a broken record, Miss Secretary offered no assistance, and Nova was completely uncaring about the life-and-death situation they were in. The only person with any common sense was Midori, but she was currently piled underneath rest of the team.
"What the hell are you doing?!" Midori yelled at her, shaking a blue fist. "We're gonna get blown toe space dust! Press the button for the super black hole warp drive, now!"
"But I don't know which one is for the super black hole warp drive!" Luluco screamed back.
"Are you kidding me?!" Midori shrieked. "It's the big red button on the console!"
"But there are two big red buttons on the console!" Luluco cried. "Neither of them is labeled, so I don't know which one I'm supposed to push!"
"Huh? Are you retarded?!" Midori snapped. "There's only one big red button!"
Luluco looked down at the controls again. Despite what Midori said there were, in fact, two big red buttons on the dash in front of her. The only difference between them was the shape; the one on the left was a square and the one on the right was a circle.
"There are two buttons, not one!" Luluco screamed as the ship rattled ominously. "Two buttons!"
"Have you finally lost your damn mind?!" Midori howled.
"Insulting me isn't going to make things better!" Luluco shouted tearfully.
"Just push the damn button already!" Midori yelled.
"Wah! All right, all right, I'll push them both!" said Luluco.
The young space patrol officer raised both her fists dramatically over her head and slammed them both down on the big red buttons simultaneously –
~DING-DONG~
'And now we're here,' Luluco finished her thoughts somberly. She glanced sideways out the windows. 'At first glance, it kinda looks like we're back on Earth. But – '
Her eyes shifted to the right toward the Honnoji Academy students where Ryuko and Satsuki were locked in deep conversation ("Why did we do what they told us to?" "Because he was a flaming skeleton, why wouldn't we listen?" "Huh?! Don't tell me Satsuki Kiryuin is actually scared of something!") She craned her head back at the Luna Nova girls, instantly remembering her less than pleasant encounter with the mushroom girl and her previous knowledge of that particular world.
'The ones over there look super serious – like they're from some kind of battle manga or something,' thought Luluco. 'And that mushroom girl is from some kind of magical fantasy world. Does that mean all of them have magic, too? How did we all end up here, anyway? Did everyone just get shoplifted from their own worlds and ended up here? Wait, were WE shoplifted, too?'
"Oy! Don't run in the hallway, Tanuki! You could break something!"
"It's your fault we had to run because you had to chase that cat!"
"I thought it looked suspicious!"
The Honnoji Group, the Luna Nova, Girls, and the Space Patrol perked up as one as loud voices carried across the hall outside. The two voices arguing were of a man and a woman, but there were multiple footsteps coming closer as the voices started getting louder. Several blurry shadows passed through the windows as they approached the doors.
"Ara, ara, you two are always causing trouble ~"
"I don't want to hear that from you, wea – "
"I'M – A – MINK!"
"Anyway, it was Nazuna's fault for not waking up on time!"
"Hey, I'm justified! An idol needs her beauty sleep! And what about Nina? It took her forever to meet up with us!"
"Daddy doubled the guards outside my room again. Geez, I seriously hate him."
"Michiru, are you okay?"
"Yeah, I'm fine, Jackie. I had to go through hell to get the happiness I have here. It's a little weird, but let's ignore that, and for now – "
The door slid open, revealing the newest group to their already abnormal collection of students.
There were six of them in total – four girls and two men. The one leading the group was the strangest of the whole set, having the appearance of someone who had crossed a tanuki with a high school girl; a furry's wet dream so to speak. Coming up behind her was a tall, pale-haired man in a trench coat that looked like he always had a scowl on his face. At the tanuki girl's feet looked like the human equivalent of a teddy bear. Coming in from the tanuki girl's other side was a tall and slender redhead with an easygoing expression. Standing over the redhead's shoulder was a tan teenage girl with wavy blue hair staring at the classroom with diew curious eyes. And hanging around the back was a dark-skinned woman who seemed older than the rest with lavender dreadlocks and a toothy smirk that reminded everyone of Sucy and Midori.
" – have a fun school life every day!" Michiru Kagemori concluded cheerfully.
But the tanuki girl immediately froze at the threshold of the classroom when she realized they weren't the only ones there. Her dark teal eyes rolled over the eighteen students already in attendance, starting from Ryuko, who was the purest example of anime delinquency, to Stasuki and her abnormally large eyebrows, to the Luna Nova Girls with their wands out and ready, to the Space Patrollers in their space suits.
Michiru's reaction, though overexaggerated, was understandable.
"WAH! A BUNCH OF WEIRDOS!"
"YOU'RE ONE TO TALK, TANUKI!" Ryuko snapped, jumping out of her seat.
"Sit down, Ryuko," said Satsuki coolly.
"Oh great, there's more of them," Diana groaned, resting her head in her hands.
"The one in the middle kind reminds me of Akko when she screws up the animal transformation spell," said Amanda jokingly.
"Hey, I'm an expert at that spell now; ask anyone!" Akko shouted defensively.
"This is kind of a bad situation, isn't it?" said Nova monotonously.
"Eh, we've been in weird spots than this," said Midori passively. "At least they haven't started blowing us up yet."
"Clothes trying to conquer the world, a new sister that tried to kill me, a megalomaniac mother who's still trying to kill me, secret nudist organizations, and that freak Harime," Ryuko recounted, slamming her face into the desk with a whining groan. "I am so done with this shit. Just make everything go back to normal."
"Now, now, Ryuko, it'll be all right," said Senketsu comfortingly. "We'll figure this out."
"…you know, this doesn't shock me as much as it should," Michiru admitted.
"Considering we live in a world where people can change into giant beasts, that's to be expected," said Nazuna lightly. "Though a lot of them don't seem…normal."
"Like you two have any right to talk about what's normal," said Marie teasingly.
"There's too little information to act upon," said Shirou seriously. "For now, we should prepare for a fight."
"Why do you also jump to the worst possible conclusion?" Michiru grimaced.
"Maybe they're friendly," said Nina optimistically. "The girls in the cute purple uniforms look nice. Especially the one with the ponytail."
Michiru didn't want to say anything to her friend; she had hoped their last experience with "friendly people" would make her a bit more cautious around strangers. The tanuki girl then felt something tugging at her jacket sleeve and looked down at Jackie, who stared up at her like a curious child.
"Michiru, are these people our new friends?" he asked.
"…Yeah, I guess so," Michiru answered with a kind smile. "Even in weird situations like this, it's always good to stay positive. So let's make the most of this, all right!"
"Yeah!" Nazuna, Jackie, and Ninacheered, pumping their fists in the air; Shirou groaned into his palm and Marie snickered in the background.
There abnormal, insane, and logic-breaking school is about to begin.
Here's a list of the cast and where they most likely come from in their respective series:
LWA – Post-Episode 20
Akko, Lotte, Sucy, Amanda, Jasminka, Constanze, Diana
KLK – Mid-Episode 22
Ryuko, Satsuki, Mako, Gamagoori, Jakuzare, Sanageyama, Inumuta, Iori
SPL – Post-Episode 9
Luluco, Nova, Midori
BNA – No Idea
Michiru, Shiro, Nazuna, Marie, Nina, Jackie