Aoi at the party to celebrate Mary's acceptance
Full-Bloom (善咲会 Zenshoukai) is the name of a group led by Aoi Mibuomi in Kakegurui Twin. Full-Bloom’s collective purpose is to destroy the Student Council, though several members are shown to serve their own interests. The name is derived from the phrase 「より善く咲くための会」(translated as "group for blooming to the fullest"). It has an important role during the events of Twin.
The members of Full-Bloom
Members[]
- Aoi Mibuomi (former leader)
- Kurumi Kurume
- Ouri Shimotsukiuri
- Eneru Rokujou
- Naoko & Houko Ougatou
- Nagi Kamishimo
- Soutarou Ibuki
Former members[]
- Sakura Miharutaki: former councilor, fired by Aoi after losing against Mary.
Kakegurui Twin[]
Role[]
Aoi Mibuomi invites Mary Saotome to join Full-Bloom council almost immediately, explaining he plans to destroy the Student Council and its dominance over housepets. Mary is, however, skeptical about joining. Aoi does a lot to find skilled gamblers for his group. After Sakura Miharutaki was fired, she now plans to take down the club and Mary helps her, since she also dislikes Aoi.
Call to Action[]
The intention of the Full-Bloom council is to take down Kirari Momobami, the president, and they will do this through the "call to action." In Volume 9 (Twin), the call to action is put into action as the Full-Bloom councilors gamble with members of the Student Council: Kurumi Kurume vs Sachiko Juraku, Naoko & Houko Ougatou vs Yuriko Nishinotouin, Eneru Rokujou vs Yumemi Yumemite, and Ouri Shimotsukiuri vs Kirari Momobami.
However, this call to action is only to distract from the real call to action directly between Mary Saotome and Aoi Mibuomi, and indirectly between Kirari Momobami and Aoi. This true call to action is that Aoi will lose ot the Literary Club to Conquer The Land, giving them enough money to win the Great Bloom Prize, and Aoi will receive 500 billion yen from Kirari for betting on the Literary Club to win the Great Bloom Prize. However, Kirari will be unable to pay him, and she will be forced to resign as president of Hyakkaou Private Academy.
The results of the fake call to action are, for the most part, unknown, other than that Ouri loses to Kirari. The true call to action results are still being determined.
Following his defeat against the Literary Club, Aoi decided to leave the academy, and with the consent of most of the group's members (except Ouri), the group was officially disbanded.