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Boarding School Juliet

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We lay our scene in the fair Dahlia Academy, where two countries, both alike in dignity, come together; the "Black Doggies" of the Eastern Nation of Touwa and "White Cats" of the Principality of West have a longstanding feud. Romio Inuzuka and Juliet Persia, leaders of their respective dorms, seem to be bitter enemies. In reality, however, Romio and Juliet are hopelessly in love, but revealing their relationship would call upon the ire of all their comrades. They hide their love to maintain peace, but a clandestine relationship means they miss out on many of the activities couples get to do.

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What is the main conflict in Boarding School Juliet?

Romio Inuzuka leads the Black Doggies of Touwa, while Juliet Persia leads the White Cats of the Principality of West. They are secretly in love even though their dormitories and countries are locked in a long-running feud.

Why must Romio and Juliet hide their relationship?

Their romance could worsen the hostility between the two student factions and expose both leaders to punishment or loss of authority. The couple therefore tries to protect their friends while maintaining the public appearance of enemies.

What is Dahlia Academy in Boarding School Juliet?

Dahlia Academy is the shared school where students from Touwa and West study together despite their political rivalry. The divided dormitories turn ordinary school events into tests of loyalty for Romio and Juliet.

Who animated the Boarding School Juliet anime?

The television adaptation was produced by Liden Films and aired in 2018. It adapts the manga by Yosuke Kaneda, including the secret-romance premise and the rivalry between the Black Dogs and White Cats.

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