As such, other platforms can depict Sensei freely, such as the infamous Problem Solver 68 Manga where Sensei is depicted as a handsome young man with short hair, wearing glasses, a black undershirt and a long white professor's coat whereas other manga anthologies, be it fan-made or official, choose different appearances. Isakusan also defines all media franchises of Sensei as non-canon for the original game. Arona would reuse this depiction of Sensei when she baked cookies showing her and Sensei together holding hands.
Though Isakusan, the scenario director, specifies that Sensei is supposed to represent how the player wants to represent themselves as, there is one notable instance of a "canon" appearance for Sensei: Arona once depicted Sensei as a crude, smiling character on Arona Channel, a depiction that became popular throughout the fandom. In-game, Sensei is the player's self-insert character, allowing them to imagine their sex or any appearance they want for themself. Together, these allow Sensei to become a magnetic personality that attracts the students to them, with many even gaining romantic feelings for them. The only constants in personality are their dedication to safeguarding the wellbeing and happiness of their students, and their unusual affinity for combat tactics. These changes only vary more with player dialogue choices. They have an unusual obsession with gacha games, robots and other childish obsessions, while also giving nuggets of wisdom and being able to teach and encourage students. In general, they seem to change their attitude to fit the students. They can be childish or mature, oblivious or sharp, cunning or gullible. With the help of Arona and the students of various academies, Sensei keeps the peace in Kivotos while getting into wacky antics with the city's students, guiding them to be better while getting closer to them. A teacher with a strange affinity for military tactics, Sensei is the advisor for SCHALE.
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