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[[File:Title_Screen002_419.jpg|frame| The possible love interests: Polar, Marlain, Keeves, Jaja and Sato]]
A visual novel game about an elite art school and searching for a mysterious soul mate.
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* [[Beneath the Mask]]: Marlain's [[Valley Girl|valley style]] is just a pose, according to his posh environment's expectations. This doesn't make him a lot manlier, though...
* [[Bishonen]]: Marlain, lampshaded.
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A visual novel game about an elite art school and searching for a mysterious soul mate.
Tropes used in Dream Savior Gakuen include:
- Beneath the Mask: Marlain's valley style is just a pose, according to his posh environment's expectations. This doesn't make him a lot manlier, though...
- Bishonen: Marlain, lampshaded.
- Camp Gay: Marlain. God, he is the camp queen.
- Cast Full of Gay: Yes.
- Child Prodigy: Jaja.
- Defrosting Ice Queen: Sato.
- The Empath: Keeves. Though in the end, it comes to light why he knows everything about you...
- Failure Is the Only Option: If you get the number on Polar's towel right, it's a proof you were staring at his body. If you can't remember the number with closed eyes, it's a proof you were staring at his body.
- Foreshadowing: The number 7 on Polar's towel and every month's 7th, when Polar's spirit comes back.
- Manly Gay: Polar, the hunky sportsman.
- Resurrected Romance: Polar
- Victorious Childhood Friend: Marlain on his route.