11-gatsu no Gymnasium

Upon arriving at a prestigious German boarding school, Eric immediately stands out as a tough and rebellious presence among his peers. Accustomed to defying authority and keeping others at arm's length, he struggles to adapt to the structured environment of his new academy. However, his greatest source of frustration is not the strict curriculum or the unfamiliar surroundings, but rather one specific fellow student who quickly becomes the target of his intense disdain. That student is Thoma, a boy who shares an uncanny physical resemblance to Eric yet embodies everything he is not. Where Eric projects defiance and aggression, Thoma carries himself with a gentle, delicate demeanor that naturally draws people in. Rather than being an outcast, Thoma is deeply idolized by his classmates, effortlessly commanding their admiration and affection. This stark contrast between two boys who look like mirror images of each other creates a compelling tension within the halls of the school. Unable to ignore the profound differences masked by their identical appearances, Eric finds himself locked in a quiet, bitter rivalry with the one person who reflects the very qualities he lacks, setting the stage for a complex dynamic between the hardened newcomer and the beloved ideal.