Countdown To Game End

At the dawn of the Millennium, the nation collapsed. At 15% unemployment, 10 million were out of work, 800,000 students boycotted school. The adults lost confidence, and fearing the youth, eventually passed the 'Millennium Educational Reform Act'...AKA: The BR Act.

The premise of "Battle Royale": Battle Royale was a law passed by the new government of Japan at the turn of the millennium to curb juvenile delinquency, the problem is, however, that the program also takes the "good kids" along, too. The rules are simple: a group of graduating junior high school students are taken to a completely enclosed area (be it run-down hospital, deserted island, whatever), fitted with collars that explode should they break a rule, given random weapons, food, water, a map, a flashlight, a pen and a compass as well as one mission--kill each other until the last person standing.

Premise of BR_TeniPuri: The government has decided that they wanted to try something new this year since a lot of children have been avoiding the "summer graduation trip" of their last year in junior high. This year, they decided to choose, by random, school sports clubs from Kantou and kidnap them and send them into Battle Royale while the unsuspecting children are being shipped off to training camp.

In all of their luck, the chosen club is tennis, and the schools are:

-Seigaku
-Fudomine
-St. Rudolph
-Yamabuki
-Hyoutei
-Rokkaku
-Rikkai
-Jousei

	Director Banda Yawara Age: 53 One of the earliest directors of the Program. Banda became interested in the Program ever since his first visit to Yamabuki Middle School and was kancho-ed for the first time.
	Trainee "Juushi" Age: 19 Juushi first became interested in the Program when she was randomly chosen to enter it six years ago. She emerged victorious and joined the Program staff because she enjoyed it so much. After one round as director she did poorly and was put under Banda as a Trainee.