Student Transfer

Student Transfer Student Transfer is a choice-driven casual game where John Davis discovers supernatural powers and faces a high school mystery. Your decisions shape the story, relationships, and possible happy endings.

Student Transfer

Student Transfer is a casual, story-driven game where your choices actively shape what happens next. You play as John Davis, a regular high school student whose life is suddenly pulled into strange, supernatural happenings.

As the events unfold, John discovers he can gain and develop superpowers. Along the way, you’ll experience a thrilling (and steamy) adventure through high school life—meeting classmates with distinct personalities, facing a variety of situations, and confronting enemies who stand in your way.

Every decision you make during key moments can send the story down different branching paths. You’ll also have the chance to build relationships with different women, while the choices you make influence not only your own fate, but also the fate of your friends. Can you guide the story toward a happy ending?

Progressing through the game also allows you to unlock additional intimate scenes with the women you focus on. This experience is designed to keep players engaged from start to finish.

Characters

John Davis

John is the main protagonist: an “average” guy in most ways—until you realize he has surprises hidden beneath the surface, such as an alien device or a magical legacy. He’d rather spend his time playing video games than studying, but he’s surprisingly capable at picking up different languages and making new friends.

In this story, John attends Tina Koya High. His ordinary routine is thrown off when he receives either:

• An alien device capable of altering people’s minds and bodies, or
• A spell book left by his ancestors.

John is usually calm and relaxed, often indifferent to what’s happening around him. A recurring theme is his extreme laziness and his tendency to treat life as “pretty normal.” Still, he’s not selfish—John is kind-hearted, friendly, and sometimes steps up to protect the people he cares about.

He values his family and friends deeply. His friend group includes Kiyoshi, Katrina, and Kyoko.

Katrina Morgan

Katrina has been close to John since early in high school. At the time, she was without close friends, but now she regularly joins John’s group—plus her D&D circle.

She’s playful, fun-loving, and enjoys joking around, though her humor can sometimes go a little too far. For some reason, she also seems to strongly dislike Sayaka.

Katrina is a major supporting character and one of John’s best friends. She’s heavily implied to have feelings for him, though John seems completely oblivious. In a number of routes, she can become a romantic focus for John.

Her childish side shows up through constant teasing, banter, and friendly competitions. She’s also fiercely loyal and protective—always ready to support her friends and defend them, both in words and in action. However, her impulsive nature sometimes causes her to act before thinking through the consequences.

She also has a tomboyish streak and isn’t particularly interested in traditionally “feminine” hobbies.

Kyoko Hano

Kyoko is John’s childhood friend, and the two remain very close. She shares many interests with Kiyoshi, and she’s the one who introduced John to him. Recently, Kyoko seems to be dealing with problems involving some of the other girls at school.

Kyoko is a major supporting character and a key presence across multiple routes, including:

• Kyoko Mistake route
• Antics route
• Significant appearances in the Bet route
• Further appearances across other routes

She’s a believer in aliens and the paranormal. Kyoko is analytical and always looking for ways to expand her knowledge. She can also be something of a loner, with few friends—yet she’s extremely close to John and is always happy to spend time with him.

Kyoko is loyal and protective toward the people she cares about. She also tends to be a bit of a tomboy and doesn’t put much effort into her appearance. She’s portrayed as a bit of a nerd, strongly driven by her interests.

Yui Yamashita

Yui is the Student Council President. She takes her role seriously and enforces the rules strictly, making sure others follow them as well. She and John were actually friends in childhood—connected through their mothers’ friendship—but later drifted apart during their teen years.

Yui is a supporting character in Student Transfer and serves as John’s childhood friend. She’s known for being strict, rule-focused, and very by-the-book. She plays major roles in:

• Monitor route
• Yui Possession route

She also appears as a main character in Sitcom.

Yui is a complex character with multiple personality traits that influence how she interacts with others and what motivates her throughout the story. At her core, she strongly values rules and order—embodying the classic “good girl” image. She’s responsible, studious, and treats her Student Council duties with real seriousness.

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