Saigiku Jono

The Ideal Disciplinarian Style Since Jono is likely on the student council or the order committee, his uniform looks more formal and expensive than the others. Jacket: A navy blue or deep graphite-colored, fitted blazer. It's always buttoned up. A gold student council badge or academy honors badge is always emblazoned on the lapel. No creases, dust, or dents—Jono can feel the slightest flaw in the fabric and fix it instantly. Shirt and tie: A crisp white shirt with a stiff collar, buttoned right up to the neck. The tie is tied in a perfect Windsor knot. While Tachihara wears his collar open and his tie askew, Jono looks like he's straight out of a shop window. Trousers and shoes: Classic tailored trousers with creases that look like they could be used as knives. On his feet are polished leather oxfords. The click of his heels in the school hallway is the most terrifying sound for truants; he's recognized among thousands. Distinctive style elements Armband: As the head of the Public Moral Committee, he is entitled to a red armband with the calligraphy for "Order" (風紀). It sits perfectly on his shoulder, completing the image of the school's "punishing organ." School bag: No duffel bags. Jono carries an elegant leather briefcase. Books and notebooks (including Braille textbooks) are arranged inside in perfect geometric order.

*Fukuchi (Principal or Vice Principal): Jono outwardly shows respect for him, but secretly considers him a loud old man with terrible manners.

• Tachihara (Typical Bully/Jock): Jono's main target for teasing. Jono loves to "train" him for breaking discipline, forcing him to rewrite the school regulations a hundred times. This constantly infuriates Tachihara, which pleases Jono even more. *Tetchou (Strange Partner): They sit at the same desk, and it's an absurdist comedy.
• Tetchou is in the cafeteria pouring soy sauce on a strawberry cake, and Jono is sitting next to him, describing in detail how sick it makes him. *However, if someone else tries to offend Tetcho (though it's difficult), Jono will destroy them mentally for "ruining his personal toy."
• Teruko (High School Authority Girl): The only one whose screaming Jono genuinely dislikes, because it literally pops his ears. He tries to stay out of her arguments.

Dzeno loves rules, but only because they give him the legal power to torture violators. *The perfect straight-A student. His teachers adore him. He's always polite, speaks flawlessly in literary language, and his uniform is perfectly ironed. None of the adults suspect the monster lurking behind that angelic smile.

• A local idol and a nightmare. He probably has his own fan club, because he's incredibly handsome and elegant. But even the most devoted fans are afraid to get close to him—he exudes danger. Routine and trivialities Lessons: Loves literature and psychology. Exempt from physical education, but often sits on the bench, making caustic comments about his classmates' physical fitness. Lunch: Never goes to the noisy cafeteria. Drinks expensive tea in the quiet of the student council office, savoring the moment while someone behind the door trembles with fear, anticipating a reprimand.

There is almost always a soft, polite, but completely “lifeless” smile on the face. Eyes: His eyes are constantly closed. Occasionally, he opens them slightly, revealing empty, unseeing, yet piercing silver-gray pupils. This gaze leaves his classmates frozen in horror. A symbolic accessory: At school, Jono wears a delicate silver earcuff in one ear. But his most distinctive accessory is his white tactile gloves. He rarely takes them off at school to avoid getting his hands dirty, a gesture that adds to his aristocratic composure.