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Ethnicity is a character-creation roll in Gakuran that mostly decides which height band you land near. Japanese is the common outcome, while the other ethnicities share a small rare foreign pool. Height is what actually changes combat (HP, damage, hitbox, and speed), and you can reroll ethnicity later from the Stats menu if your first roll fights the build you want.

Fighting styles are the combat kits you equip in Gakuran. Each style changes how light and heavy attacks feel and grants a fixed set of named passives, from Perfect Block rewards on Basic to slam grabs on Wrestling. You reroll Fight Style in Stats with free rolls from codes or with Robux, and height can nudge which kit feels best. Rarity and listed chance tell you how hard a style is to roll; the passives tell you whether it actually fits your fights.

Accessories in Gakuran are wearables you roll by slot on the Stats menu, plus holdable drinks you buy. Headphones keep Music app tracks private until a hard punch knocks them off; glasses can blur vision after the same kind of hit until you pick them up. Scarves, necklaces, bracelets, keychains, and face details are style-only, while drinks come from Nishikata vending machines and the coffee shop instead of rolls.

Gakuran’s map is the Nishikata school campus plus the town district around it. You bounce between the high school, courtyard, and basketball court for student life and sports, then head into town for cafes, ramen, the convenience stop, laundry, the gym, or Club Akuma. Music Rooms and the Library live inside the school building as indoor activities, not separate travel stops. Knowing which landmark fits hangout, training, shopping, or nightlife keeps you from wandering the same hall when you wanted a quieter scene.

Gakuran's phone packs the game's social layer into one device: Socialink friend codes feed Messages and Dial for texting and calling without Roblox friend lists, MIXI handles the social feed, Japanify streams music, and utility apps cover money and weather. A folder of eight playable mini games, Tetris and Flappy Bird included, finishes the illusion of a real phone.

Gakuran's music room rhythm game charts dozens of songs across guitar (2 lanes), bass, drums, and keyboard (4 lanes each), with per-instrument difficulty tiers from easy warmups to hard-tier metal. Every song's entry lists which instruments chart it and at what level, and the Calibrate Timing tool keeps inputs on beat regardless of audio setup. It is a full rhythm game hiding inside a school RP.