Kaguya Content
- Akasaka AMA (guya.moe)
- OVA Trailer JP (Use VPN)
- Kaguya Sama OST
- AMV Collection
- Special Wallpaper
- Thank You Illustrations
- Script Covers
- r/KaguyaShinomiya
- r/ChikaFujiwara
- Aka Akasaka on MAL
- Miko's Birthday Avatars
- Fanfiction (Cringe Warning)
- Screencap Collection (WIP)
Other Fan-Sites
Radio Shuchi'in
Contact Us
About Shuchi'in Academy
Shuchi'in Academy is the name of the school in which the series "Kaguya-Sama: Love is War" takes place. It seemed like a fitting name for a fan site, so I rolled with it. This website was written on Ubuntu Linux in Bluefish Editor. I made it to pay homage to 2 of my favourite things: old school web design, and "Kaguya-Sama: Love is War".
As for information about me, I am not important. I largely avoid social media, minus using things like YouTube on an anonymous account. I also am very much against using Discord, and a fair amount of my digital conversing happens on AIM using a DNS server called Phoenix, which brings back functionality to the program. My AIM name is "Shinomiya" if you ever want to have a short chat, but don't expect me to try and forge a friendship.
FAQ
Q: I don't remember following this website. What gives? A: This website was originally NetPreserve, but wasn't very popular and I didn't want to make a new neocities account. I don't blame you if you unfollow. Q: Why make a fan site in the year 2019+1? A: This website is my attempt to unify all Kaguya-Sama fan and official material under one hub. Anything linked here is to help people discover and better appreciate one of my favourite ongoing series! Q: Where do I pick up the manga after finishing season 2? (Will be updated for season 3) A: The short answer is chapter 102. The long answer is that the anime, like most adapted manga material, left out many chapters of development. I personally went back and read through the first 2 seasons of material and appreciated seeing the things I missed out on in the anime! Q: Why does this website look so old? A: I used this fixed width CSS design in order to pay homage to the superior web design of the 2000s- a time where fan sites were much more common.