You're in a school. Here, [[MemeticMutation go fight this person with a sword you just pulled out of your friend's chest]].

''Utopia Academy'' (later renamed to a ''City of Rakuen'') [[http://rakuen.dreamwidth.org was]] a JournalRoleplay based on ''Manga/{{Shitsurakuen}}'', only this time, characters are pulled into the school from many other worlds and are forced to fight if they want any hope of regaining the ten memories that were arbitrarily removed from them, or of returning home. It ran for a couple of years, before concluding in 2013.

[[SimilarlyNamedWorks Has no relation]] to the 2017 video game ''VideoGame/{{Rakuen}}'', even if it uses the exact same name for its Dreamwidth domain.
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!!''Utopia Academy'' provides examples of:
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* {{Bifauxnen}}: One of Tougyu's ten lost memories is that Sora is a girl. He [[TheReveal rediscovers]] this at least once a week.
%%* BraidsOfAction: Enough students have these that they've practically formed an alliance.
%%* BreakTheCutie: [[RocksFallEveryoneDies Beta ends, everyone dies,]] especially the adorable moe characters.
* CastHerd:
** There is a truly unreasonable number of characters from ''Manga/{{Shitsurakuen}}'' for only one week of play.
** The ''Anime/CodeGeass'' cast is getting there. Weeks later and they're still in second place, which is truly impressive considering the drastic gap in playable characters.
* DefeatMeansFriendship: Apparently the most popular way of making alliances or acquiring new Weapons. Also played entirely straight in that Weapons have to transfer to their victorious opponent.
%%* DynamicEntry:
%%** [[Anime/CodeGeass Suzaku]] ends up on the receiving end of one of these for once when he, Gino and [[Manga/ThePrinceOfTennis Kevin]] accidentally scare Yuki.
%%** And Suzaku delivered his own spintastic flavor to [[TwelveKingdoms Shouryu]] recently as well.
* ElementalRockPaperScissors: There are eight elements, each with their respective weaknesses and resistances.
* EmpathicWeapon: Like in Shitsurakuen, the students are the Weapons and feel any damage done to their weapon forms. And of course, like the original game, breaking the weapon causes traumatic comas.
%%* FairytaleMotifs: The Legend Fragments. And really, what do you expect from a game based on ''Manga/{{Shitsurakuen}}''?
%%* GenkiGirl: No sads for Mei!
* HopelessBossFight:
** Challenging one of the teachers to a match will generally trigger one of these.
** Round Zero featured a thirty-foot-long tiger with laser vision, which only two weapons were able to harm. Neither of them had much of a chance anyway.
* IncrediblyLamePun: The [[http://crackuen.dreamwidth.org crack]] comm was named "Crackuen".
* InNameOnly: There are a number of differences between how ''Exaclan'' works in the game and in canon. [[LampshadeHanging This has not escaped the notice]] of the ''Shitsurakuen'' characters in the game.
* JokeItem: [[Anime/SwordOfTheStranger Kotarou]]'s weapon form is a pendant. [[Anime/FullmetalAlchemist2003 Russel]]'s is a shield.
* JustifiedTutorial: Before arriving in the game, everyone has a "dream" of a creepy shadow version of themselves teaching them how to fight and use tokens.
%%* KnightInShiningArmor: Someone has to be around to protect all of these princesses, right?
* LaserGuidedAmnesia:
** Characters lose ten memories upon entering the game. What quantifies "one memory" isn't really explained. One year of your life or the names of all of your loved ones are somehow just as meaningful as the exact number of pancakes you had for breakfast one morning.
** Conveniently, everyone from ''Shitsurakuen'' has forgotten how to win ''Exaclan'' once and for all.
%%* LoopholeAbuse: Notice a loophole in the ''Exaclan'' rules? Try it. See what happens.
* {{Nerf}}: Everyone's superpowers are now gone. On the plus side, they get weapon upgrades that are reminiscent of what they could once do.
* RealLifeWritesThePlot: As ''Shitsurakuen'' is still ongoing, its characters [[LaserGuidedAmnesia forgetting]] how to win ''Exaclan'' is a handy way for players from that series to avoid elements that may be contradicted by later canon, and then incorporate those elements once they are revealed.
* ReviveKillsZombie: If a character is taken from a post-death canonpoint, healing abilities harm them instead.
%%* TheScottishTrope: Don't mention the word 'maintenance' around any of the beta survivors.
* ShoutOut: The introductory video explaining [[Film/BattleRoyale Battle Roya--]] ...er, ''Exaclan''.
%%* TraumaCongaLine:
%%** Suzaku did ''not'' have a good [[UnusualChapterNumbers negative first]] round.
%%** No one had a good Round 0. ''No one.''
* WarriorHeaven: Characters are split on whether being trapped in a school that forces its students to fight each other is a fun break or a [[HellIsWar special level of hell]].
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