Data-Free　Knowledge　Distillation　(DFKD)　aims　to　craft　a　customized　student　model　from　a　pre-trained　teacher　model　by　synthesizing　surrogate　training　images.　However,　a　seldom-investigated　scenario　is　to　distill　the　knowledge　to　multiple　heterogeneous　students　simultaneously.　In　this　paper,　we　aim　to　study　how　to　improve　the　performance　by　coevolving　peer　students,　termed　Data-Free　Multi-Student　Coevolved　Distillation　(DF-MSCD).　Based　on　previous　DFKD　methods,　we　advance　DF-MSCD　by　improving　the　data　quality　from　the　perspective　of　synthesizing　unbiased,　informative　and　diverse　surrogate　samples:　1)　Unbiased.　The　disconnection　of　image　synthesis　among　different　timestamps　during　DFKD　will　lead　to　an　unnoticed　class　imbalance　problem.　To　tackle　this　problem,　we　reform　the　prior　art　into　an　unbiased　variant　by　bridging　the　label　distribution　of　the　synthesized　data　among　different　timestamps.　2)　Informative.　Different　from　single-student　DFKD,　we　encourage　the　interactions　not　only　between　teacher-student　pairs,　but　also　within　peer　students,　driving　a　more　comprehensive　knowledge　distillation.　To　this　end,　we　devise　a　novel　Inter-Student　Adversarial　Learning　method　to　coevolve　peer　students　with　mutual　benefits.　3)　Diverse.　To　further　promote　Inter-Student　Adversarial　Learning,　we　develop　Mixture-of-Generators,　in　which　multiple　generators　are　optimized　to　synthesize　different　yet　complementary　samples　by　playing　min-max　games　with　multiple　students.　Experiments　are　conducted　to　validate　the　effectiveness　and　efficiency　of　the　proposed　DF-MSCD,　surpassing　the　existing　state-of-the-arts　on　multiple　popular　benchmarks.　To　emphasize,　our　method　can　obtain　heterogeneous　students　by　training　once,　which　is　superior　to　single-student　DFKD　methods　in　terms　of　both　training　time　and　testing　accuracy.