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St. Spica Girls' Institue (聖スピカ女学院 Sei Supika Jogakuin?) is one of three schools that rest on Astraea Hill.
Description[]
St. Spica's Girls' Institute has the white-colored buildings and uniforms and was built after Miator.
History[]
The school prides itself on advancing the independence of women who play a role in improving society. It is well known for its culture and the accomplishments of its sports program compared to the other two schools. Spica has what is known as the St. Spica Choir, or the "Saintly Chorus," which consists of students from Spica who perform at special events and even concerts for students at Astraea Hill. At Spica, the class names are numbers in French, such as un (one), Deux (two), and Trois (three). Spica and Miator compete with each other quite aggressively, which often ends in dispute when students from these two schools get together.
Plot[]
Hikari Konohana, a shy and quiet girl, is the main focus among the main characters who attend Spica. The next Spica character is Yaya Nanto, a rebellious girl who is Hikari's best friend and roommate in the dormitory. In the anime, she is very much enamored with Hikari, but Hikari sees her as a friend; in the manga, Yaya is not a prominent character. Both she and Hikari are members of the St. Spica Choir. Hikari meets an older girl named Amane Ohtori early on in the story who is seen much like a prince from a fairy tale by other Spica students due to often riding a white horse named Star Bright. Amane is admired by many of the students from Spica as well as students from the other two schools, although she does not enjoy the attention. In the anime, Hikari admires her deeply, and she and Amane have a mutual interest in each other. The final girl from Spica is Tsubomi Okuwaka, a young first-year student who acts maturely for her age and gets on Yaya's nerves. She too is in the St. Spica Choir, although Hikari was her main motivation for joining. In the anime, her interest in Hikari seems to purely be one of friendship; in the manga, she, like Yaya, is not a prominent character. Tsubomi once remarked that Yaya was more skilled than Hikari at singing in the choir.
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Trivia[]
- St. Spica is named after the binary star of the same name.
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