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A large multi-story building with a police badge-like emblem, appearing to be a prestigious educational institution.

Shujin Academy

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Shujin Academy is a prestigious Tokyo high school that maintains a veneer of excellence while harboring systemic corruption. Behind its imposing gates and police badge-like emblem lies an institution where administrators value reputation above student welfare, creating the perfect breeding ground for both oppression and the rebellion that would give birth to the Phantom Thieves.

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