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Verbena Academy

Verbena Academy (バーベナ学園 Bābena Gakuen? ) is a high school located in Koyo Town. It is where the main characters of Shuffle! attend. It is one of the first schools to accept Humans as well as students from the world of Devils and Gods. Like most high schools in Japan, the school starts at 10th grade and ends in 12th grade, or moreover 1st year, 2nd year and 3rd year.

The school building was relocated to Kongo Town prior to the events in Shuffle! Episode 2 and it is said that Verbena Academy managed to avoid damage at the time of the "Great Collapse." Because it is magically relocated, the school construction itself is mostly the same as the original.

Uniforms[]

The school has a winter and summer uniform for its students, depending on the season and weather.

Female[]

Asa uni

Asa showed in the original Summer (left) and Winter (right) uniform

The summer female uniform feature a simple white sailor collar with brown lining and puffy sleeves, chuffed also with brown lining. The sailor is a layer with a long brown vest buttoned up. The shirt is also white with brown lining, and a light gray underskirt can be shown. The uniform is finished off with a big bright yellow bow in the middle of the sailor.

The winter uniform is mostly the same except, the sailor collar, now long-sleeved, and vest have merged into one piece. Both top and skirt alike are brown now. The hat with a similar color scheme is also worn by students such as Kaede.

Staff[]

Students[]

1st Years/Sophomores[]

2nd Years/Juniors[]

3rd Years/Seniors[]

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • Like most things in the series, Verbena is named after a flower by the same name.
    • Verbena is a flowering plant that has long been associated with divine and supernatural forces.
  • The school is most notable by its fashionable uniforms, which have been proved to be popular outside of the series.
  • It is implied the entrance exam to the academy is somewhat tricky, as Sia, who is terrible at tests, said she had to study extra hard to get accepted.
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