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Gakuran Guide & Codes

Gakuran codes, all 15 fighting styles with exact roll odds and perk numbers, controls, reroll math and height tables for the Roblox school RP game.

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Fighting Styles15
Visits213M+
Release2025-11-19
DeveloperGakuranDev
GenreRoblox school life and fighting RP
PlayersUp to 50 per server
PriceFree — group join required

Homeroom Bulletin

What changed recently

Nishikata High, May 2007

What Gakuran actually is

Gakuran is a Roblox school roleplay game set in a Japanese town in May 2007, created by GakuranDev and running on 213 million visits with roughly 89% likes. It was built as a slice-of-life experience — classrooms, a library of readable books, a music room with a full rhythm minigame, basketball and volleyball, a convenience store with real jobs — and the community turned the streets outside into a fighting game. Roblox files it under Battlegrounds & Fighting, which tells you which half won.

Combat runs on 15 rollable fighting styles, from Basic at 59% down to Ali, WingChun and CQC at 0.025% each, layered over posture, parries, guardbreaks and grapples. You never pick a style — you roll it, which is why codes and reroll odds matter more here than in most games. This site keeps the numbers: every style perk value, the height scaling tables, ethnicity odds, hair colour RGBs and face IDs, plus a tier list argued from those numbers rather than from feel.

One thing to do before anything else: join the Gakuran Roblox group, or the experience will not load for you at all. Full background on the what is Gakuran page.

Gakuran Screenshots

Gakuran students in black school uniforms outside Nishikata High
The courtyard outside Nishikata High, where most fights start.
Gakuran characters in a street scene of the 2007 Japanese town
The town around the school, modelled on Japan in May 2007.
Gakuran interior scene with students gathered indoors
Indoor hangout space — the school runs classrooms, clubrooms and a library.
Gakuran character close-up showing uniform and accessory customisation
Character detail: face, hair and accessories all come out of the roll system.

First Day

Start here, in order

  1. Join the Roblox group first. The experience refuses to load for anyone outside it — that is the real answer to "why can't I play Gakuran".
  2. Press T. Combat stance is off by default and nothing tells you. Then left click, R, F and Q — the full bind list.
  3. Redeem the one working code. CQC gives 30 rerolls; every other code you will see listed elsewhere is dead. Current codes.
  4. Learn what you rolled before you reroll it. Style perk values are on the fighting styles page, and the odds page shows what chasing a Legendary actually costs.
  5. Then play the other game. Instruments, 3v3 basketball, chess against ELO-rated NPCs, jobs through the phone — see activities and the map.

Student Records

Data pages and calculators

The Full Locker

Every page on this wiki

Combat

Rolls and stats

Cosmetics

The rest of the school

FAQ

Why can't I play Gakuran?

You have to join the Gakuran group on Roblox before the experience will load — that single requirement is behind most "why can't I play" and "you must be in the group" reports. Join the group, then relaunch. The experience itself is live: it was last updated on August 27, 2026 and had over 12,000 players in servers when we checked.

Is this the same Gakuran as the Japanese school uniform?

No, and that overlap is why searches get messy. A gakuran is the black stand-collar uniform worn by Japanese male students. This site is about the Roblox experience named after it, listed as (学乱) Gakuran, set in a Japanese town in May 2007.

How do I redeem codes in Gakuran?

Open the drawer icon on the left of the screen, choose the Codes tab, type the code, then press Redeem. Three separate outlets add gates to that: you must be in the Gakuran group, IGN and Eurogamer say you need about an hour of playtime first, and Beebom and RadioTimes add a minimum of five friends on the account. Only CQC currently works.

See the full FAQ →

About This Site

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