Changes: Murakami School

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Murakami School was the academy that the supposed Terra attended after she was somehow freed from her curse of being a stone statue.

Description

The Murakami School resembled that of a private or Catholic school. All the students wore school uniforms with a white shirt, blue pants/skirt, and a black tie and shoes. It had many classrooms including a mentioned computer lab and a school library, as well as various hallways.

History

When Beast Boy discovered that Terra was no longer a statue, he began searching for her. He found her (or a girl very much resembling her) at the Murakami High School. However, she did not recognize him, have any powers, or remember anything about her past. She was very academically involved at her school, taking a wide range of subjects and being very concerned about studying. Beast Boy was finally able to let go of Terra and their past and allowed both this "new" Terra and himself to move on to their own separate futures.

Students

ThingsChange35 — "Terra" with her friends at the Murakami School

This academy had three named students:

Terra (though she does not go by this name)
Amber
Dionne

Appearances

"Things Change"

Teen Titans Go! comics

"Metamorphosis"

Trivia

When Beast Boy asked if she remembered anything about her past with the Titans, this she replied that all she remembered was high school; therefore, all of this Terra's current memory lies within the Murakami School.
The school is named after the show's co-creator, producer and character designer: Glen Murakami. Murakami made numerous contributions to Teen Titans, including giving the show its American-anime (later dubbed Murakanime) style.

Locations
Jump City	Amusement Park \| Bank of Pérez \| Ben's \| Cardy Park \| Central Park \| Cook's Electronics \| Crash Alley \| GameStation Labs \| H.I.V.E. Tower \| Jump City Arena \| Jump City Bank \| Jump City Museum \| Jump City Playground \| Jump City Stadium \| Jump City Zoo \| Killer Moth's Laboratory \| Mad Mansion \| Mega Meaty Meat \| Murakami School \| Ocean World \| Old Stadium \| Pizza Corner \| The Nightclub \| Titans Tower \| Tito's Junkyard \| Video Dome
Cities/Countries	Gotham City \| Japan (Tokyo) \| Markovia \| Morocco \| Paradise Island \| Paris \| Shahrazad \| Steel City \| Tinseltown \| United Kingdom
Worlds/Realms	Azarath \| Earth \| Larry's World \| Raven's Mind \| Sentien \| Swamp Moons of Drenthax IV \| Tamaran \| Vernathia
Others	Antarctica \| Dark Way Prep \| H.I.V.E. Academy \| Junior H.I.V.E. Academy \| Shark Island

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+{{Infobox location
-[[File:School.PNG|thumb|220x220px|The front view of the school]]
+|title1=Murakami School
-'''Murakami School''' was the academy that the supposed Terra attended after she was somehow freed from her curse of being a stone statue.
+|image1=School.PNG
-==Characteristics==
+|caption1=The front view of the school
-The Murakami School resembled that of a private or Catholic school. All the students wore school uniforms with a white shirt, blue pants/skirt, and a black tie and shoes. It had many classrooms including a mentioned computer lab and a school library, as well as various hallways.
+|type=School
+|first_appearance="[[Things Change]]"
+|inhabitants=[[Terra]]<br>[[Amber]]<br>[[Dionne]]
+|status=In operation
+}}
+'''Murakami School''' was the academy that the supposed [[Terra]] attended after she was somehow freed from her curse of being a stone statue.
+==Description==
+The Murakami School resembled that of a private or Catholic school. All the students wore school uniforms with a white shirt, blue pants/skirt, and a black tie and shoes. It had many classrooms including a mentioned computer lab and a school library, as well as various hallways.
 ==History==
-When [[Beast Boy]] discovered that Terra was no longer a statue, he began searching for her. He found her (or a girl very much resembling her) at the Murakami High School. However, she did not recognize him, have any powers, or remember anything about her past. She was very academically involved at her school, taking a wide range of subjects and being very concerned about studying. Beast Boy was finally able to let go of Terra and their past and allowed both this "new" Terra and himself to move on to their own separate futures.
+When [[Beast Boy]] discovered that Terra was no longer a statue, he began searching for her. He found her (or a girl very much resembling her) at the Murakami High School. However, she did not recognize him, have any powers, or remember anything about her past. She was very academically involved at her school, taking a wide range of subjects and being very concerned about studying. Beast Boy was finally able to let go of Terra and their past and allowed both this "new" Terra and himself to move on to their own separate futures.
 ==Students==
-This academy had three named students: [[File:Terran.jpg|thumb|"Terra" with her friends at the Murakami School]]
+[[File:ThingsChange35.png|thumb|"Terra" with her friends at the Murakami School]]
+This academy had three named students:
-*[[Terra]] (though she does not go by this name)
+*[[Terra]] (though she does not go by this name)
 *[[Amber]]
 *[[Dionne]]
 ==Appearances==
 *"[[Things Change]]"
-*Teen Titans Go! Issue #51
+===''Teen Titans Go!'' comics===
+*"[[Metamorphosis]]"
 ==Trivia==
-*When Beast Boy asked if she remembered anything about her past with the Titans, this she replied that all she remembered was high school; therefore, all of this Terra's current memory lies within the Murakami School.
+*When Beast Boy asked if she remembered anything about her past with the Titans, this she replied that all she remembered was high school; therefore, all of this Terra's current memory lies within the Murakami School.
-*The school is named after the show's co-creator, producer & character designer: [[Glen Murakami]]. Murakami made numerous contributions to Teen Titans, including giving the show it's american-anime (later dubbed Murakanime) style.
+*The school is named after the show's co-creator, producer and character designer: [[Glen Murakami]]. Murakami made numerous contributions to Teen Titans, including giving the show its American-anime (later dubbed Murakanime) style.
+{{Locations}}
 [[Category:Locations]]