Vice President/In the Series

High School Boys and the School Festival 1
The VP is playing cards with Motoharu and Karasawa, when the East High president suddenly barges into the Student Council room. When they stare at her in annoyance, she and her companions get frightened by their appearances and rush outside. Realizing they have visitors, the three boys swiftly arrange the room neatly and make tea and snacks available by the time the girls re-enter.

The VP asks the girls who they are, and when they say they're from East High, he gives them visitor passes they were supposed to be wearing. Later, noticing the president's apparent frustration at something, he holds up more money to buy better snacks, but she tells him that the snacks were fine. He then asks what was bothering her, but she stays silent, causing him to mentally label her 'completely insane'.

The SCP then makes his appearance, surprising everyone. He informs the VP that he invited the girls over in order to discuss the upcoming joint school festival, to which the VP responds that he should have informed them in advance. After the SCP ends up angering the East High president, he asks the VP why "Ringo-chan" was so mad, and he responds that he has no idea.

High School Boys and the School Festival 3
When Yoshitake's had enough of sitting next to Ikushima at the reception desk, he calls the VP and requests that they switch places. After this transfer, Ikushima finds her new co-receptionist's aura too grim, and shivers as if in fear. The VP asks her if anything's wrong, and she apologizes for being conceited, which puzzles him.

High School Boys and the School Festival 4
The SCP provokes Ringo into grabbing his collar, causing a crowd to gather around them. Anxious, the VP rushes to the SCP's side and asks him what's going on. The SCP responds that Ringo was looking for a fight. When the two start brawling for real shortly after, the VP is utterly dismayed at having the esteemed school festival ruined. He is even more annoyed by the crowd cheering on the fight.

Later, after the conclusion of the fight, Karasawa announces that the 'fervent presidential battle' had concluded and it was time for the next performance. The VP is impressed that he passed off the fight as a scheduled program.