TDG Timeline

A chronological overview of major events in The Daily Gyaru universe — from the characters’ origins through the main story and into the future. Years are relative to “Now”, the start of the main story.

📉 TDG Timeline

The Past Before "Now"

−53y

Sandra is born in Tirol, Austria

−33y

Rhia is born in Cwm Llwynog, rural Wales

Sandra starts her Diplomstudium der Informatik

−31y

Sandra meets her Schatzi

−29y

Sandra earns her Diplom (Dipl.-Ing.), starts her Doktorat

−28y

Amy is born in the Scottish Highlands

−26y

Sandra receives her PhD/Dr. techn.

−25y

Melanie is born in Sicily, Southern Italy

Sandra marries

Amy's mother dies

−22y

Cassy is born in the Kantō Region, Japan

Melanie's family moves to Northern Italy

−20y

Sandra moves to the UK, starts lecturing at Ellenbridge University

−17y

Cassy's family moves to the UK

−15y

Sandra's son is born

Rhia finishes fox folk school

−14y

Cassy and Siggy become friends

−9y

Amy starts studying and takes a mandatory course taught by Sandra

Rhia starts exploring past the usual borders

−6y

Cassy and Siggy develop romantic feelings

Amy earns her Bachelor's (advisor: Sandra), starts working as an engineer

Melanie moves to the UK

−5y

Amy quits her engineering job, starts working in a garage/car repair shop

Rhia ends up at an anime convention

−4y

Melanie starts studying

Melanie brings her Vespa to Amy's garage where they meet

−3y

Cassy starts studying and shares a history course with Melanie

−2y

Cassy and Melanie decide to live together

Cassy crashes her bike and Amy helps her out

−1y

Cassy and Melanie take one of Sandra's courses (Amy tricked them into it)

Melanie earns her Bachelor's, starts her Master's

Now

★ NOW

Cassy, Amy, and Melanie meet Rhia on a trip around the UK; Rhia tags along and ultimately stays

Mel & Rhia's relationship starts to develop rapidly

Sandra gets more attached to the group

Sandra celebrates her Silberhochzeit

Ricardo temporarily moves in as part of his work & travel journey

Gloria becomes Amy's neighbour

The Future From "Now"

+1y

Cassy receives her Bachelor's, starts her Master's

Melanie receives her Master's

Ricardo moves out of the apartment, couch surfs at Amy's place for a while

+2y

Melanie and Rhia decide to have a kid

Melanie & Rhia's daughter Ciri is born

Cassy receives her Master's, starts her PhD

+3y

Melanie full-time manages "The Daily Gyaru", Rhia takes over more housework

+4y

Cassy and Siggy marry; Cassy moves out

Melanie and Rhia decide to have another kid

+5y

Melanie and Rhia's 2nd daughter is born

Cassy receives her PhD

Amy decides to have a kid; Ricardo as father with no strings attached

+6y

Amy's daughter Fiona is born; Amy & Gloria start to cohabitate

+8y

Cassy's daughter Yuki is born

Amy and Gloria buy their apartments and reconstruct them to merge together

Amy ("father") and Gloria ("mother") have a daughter via IVFG*

+10y

Melanie & Rhia's 3rd child wish: the triplets are born

Amy takes over the garage from the retiring owner, ropes in everyone else to do management tasks

+12y

Melanie & Rhia formally marry ("about time" — easier to own a house together)

+14y

Mel & Rhia buy a cottage in rural Wales as their future family home

Cassy's son Noah is born

+15y

Mel & Rhia move to the new home

Amy and Gloria formally marry to be able to adopt a son

+16y

Home is in a "presentable" state according to Rhia

+17y

Cassy & Siggy buy a house in the city

Sandra actually retires and moves to an advisory position

+21y

Ciri passes her A-levels and moves in with Amy & Gloria to study at university

* IVFG - In Vitro Futa-Gametogenesis

A positive side-effect of Yuko and Cassy's accidental futanarization compound. The compound produces temporary testicles but no actual sperm cells, making it a safe and popular option among certain lesbian couples (much to Amy's dismay — she would have loved to use the "natural" way!). However, researchers discovered it's viable to extract tissue during the transformation and produce sperm-like cells suitable for In Vitro Fertilization. Amy and Gloria volunteered for a first test run with positive results! After another decade of research, IVFG became a viable option for female couples to have a biological child.