About Gakuran Guide
Gakuran Guide is an independent, unofficial reference site for the Roblox game Gakuran (学乱). This page explains who maintains it, which sources we trust, what we deliberately do not publish, and how to get a correction in.
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By Gakuran Guide · Site Maintainer: CT
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The short version
We write plain-language guides to Gakuran: how the fighting styles actually behave, how the economy and reroll systems work, what each map location is for, and which codes are live. Everything is checked against official channels or reproduced in game before it is published, and anything we could not confirm is labelled as community-reported instead of being presented as fact. Gakuran is a live game that is still in early access, so a page being useful depends on it being honest about what is known and what is not.
Who Maintains This Site
Gakuran Guide is maintained by CT, who acts as the site's Site Maintainer under the Gakuran Guide brand. There is no large editorial team behind the site and we do not pretend otherwise: one maintainer writes the pages, runs the verification pass, and answers corrections. That is also why every page carries both a byline naming the site and its maintainer, plus a last-updated date — so a reader can tell who is accountable for a claim and when it was last checked.
The site is reader-facing documentation, not an official product channel. We hold no relationship with the Gakuran development team beyond reading the same public sources anyone else can read, and we receive nothing from the developers in exchange for coverage.
- •Maintainer: CT — Site Maintainer, Gakuran Guide
- •Contact: [email protected] or the contact page
- •Editorial standard: official sources first, in-game reproduction second, labelled community reports last
How We Verify Game Data
Gakuran sits in the awkward space most Roblox games occupy: some systems are documented officially, some are only observable in a live server, and some circulate purely as community folklore. Treating all three the same is how fan sites end up publishing numbers that were never real. Our verification process therefore sorts every claim into one of three tiers before it reaches a page.
Tier 1 — Official, treated as authoritative
- The official Gakuran (学乱) Roblox experience page and its public API data (place ID 128736949265057).
- The official Gakuran Trello board maintained by the development team.
- Announcements posted in the official Gakuran Discord server.
When two Tier 1 sources disagree, the in-game client wins and we re-test before publishing.
Tier 2 — Reproducible in-game observation
- Mechanics we can reproduce consistently in a live server (menus, keybinds, menus, currency flows, map features).
- Values shown directly in the client UI, such as a style’s listed trait levels.
Anything labelled this way can be re-checked by any reader in a public server, which is why we prefer it over second-hand numbers.
Tier 3 — Community-reported, labelled as unconfirmed
- Behaviours that are widely reported by players but are not documented on any official channel.
- Creator videos and community testing threads that we have not been able to reproduce.
These entries carry an explicit source note on the page itself. We never restate a Tier 3 claim as though it were official.
On top of the tiers we run routine checks against the live site: the published pages are re-read against the official pages they cite, the sitemap and internal links are validated, and pages that have not been re-checked for a set review window are flagged internally so they get revisited rather than quietly ageing. Pages for unreleased content carry a preview label and a verification date, because the most common way a guide site misleads readers is by leaving an outdated page online without saying how old it is.
What We Deliberately Do Not Publish
A guide site is defined as much by its refusals as by its coverage. These are the things we leave out even when they would attract more traffic, because publishing them would either be dishonest or actively harmful.
Exact drop percentages or boss health values that we cannot reproduce or find on an official channel. Where we publish a figure it is marked as approximate and community-modelled, not as a datamined constant.
Game scripts, executors, exploit loaders or links to them. Our script guide exists solely to explain why those searches lead to account theft and bans.
Codes that we have not seen confirmed through more than one official channel. A single unverified Discord or YouTube comment is never enough to reach the active list.
Generated artwork or fake assets passed off as official game material. We do not redistribute game art at all.
If a page on this site promises something the page cannot actually deliver — a downloadable asset, a complete stat table, a gallery — that is a mistake on our side, not marketing. Tell us and we will either make the page true or rewrite it so it stops claiming the resource.
Independence and Advertising
Gakuran Guide is an unofficial fan resource and is not affiliated with Roblox Corporation or the Gakuran development team. The game name and brand name appear only to describe what our guides are about, and we do not use official logos or artwork as our own identity.
Hosting the site costs money, so the site carries advertising. Advertising is clearly labelled and separated from the body of a page, no advertiser sees or approves a page before publication, and paid partners have no influence over tier lists, ratings or recommendations. If a page ever contains a sponsored placement or an affiliate link, it will be disclosed on that page in plain wording.
We also do not ask readers to click advertisements, and we do not accept paid placement inside guides. Any arrangement that would require a page to say something untrue is simply declined.
Corrections and Contact
Corrections are welcome and are the fastest way to improve the site. The most useful reports include the page URL, what is wrong, and — where you have it — the official source or an in-game reproduction that contradicts us. Reports backed by an official channel are actioned first. When a page changes materially we update its last-updated date, so returning readers can see that something moved rather than guessing.
Get in touch
Email [email protected], open the contact page, or reach the community through the official Discord.
Gakuran Guide — Unofficial fan site. Not affiliated with Roblox Corporation or the Gakuran developers.