A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Premiere:
October 5, 2016
# of Seasons: 1
# of Episodes: 12
Finale:
December 21, 2016
Original Title:
チーティングクラフト
Alternate Titles:
One Lesson One Fight
Genres:
Action & Adventure | Animation | Comedy | Drama
Countries:
JP
In a world where education is everything, if you manage to pass exams with your academic ability, you will start a successful life. However, those who fail the exams will start a cruel life. The world is capable of only developing the gifted from a young age as measured by exams – but there are some people who cannot accept the destiny they face if they are unable to pass the exam, and would do anything to pass it. This includes cheating and interfering with the exam. Thus, the examination hall has become a battlefield. L (learning) type and C (Cheating) type students prevent each other from interfering with the exam, so that they can aim for high scores. In order to prevent the L-types from getting the high scores, C-type students battle against them. This battle also involves the examiners who do not allow cheating, making the examination hall even more chaotic! The heated battle between Mumei, a C-type student, and Koui, an L-type, begins! Can Koui outsmart Mumei and her tricks?
Art Direction:
Kei Ichikura
Director:
Wang Xin
Original Music Composer:
Go Sakabe
Series Director:
Keitaro Motonaga
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