Yukio Kondō is a relatively ordinary student at Handa’s school, and unlike many of his peers, he does not belong to any major faction that worships Handa. While most of the students either see Handa as an untouchable genius or an intimidating figure, Kondō is one of the few people who recognizes that Handa is simply a socially awkward and misunderstood individual.

Despite this, Kondō often gets caught up in the bizarre social hierarchy surrounding Handa, witnessing the exaggerated admiration and rivalry that the rest of the school imposes upon him. While he does not always actively interfere, he often provides an internal commentary on the ridiculous events taking place, making him a somewhat rational observer in a school full of over-the-top reactions.

Kondō has a plain and unassuming appearance, reflecting his role as a relatively normal student in contrast to the more eccentric characters around him. He wears the standard school uniform and has short, neatly-kept hair, reinforcing his everyman persona.

Kondō is level-headed, observant, and rational, often noticing the absurdity of the situations involving Handa when no one else does. While most students either idolize, fear, or envy Handa, Kondō simply sees him as a normal (if socially awkward) person who is oblivious to how others perceive him.

He is one of the few people who does not blindly follow the school’s obsession with Handa, making him a much-needed voice of reason in the story. However, despite his awareness of the misunderstandings, he rarely steps in to correct them, either because he finds it amusing or because he knows it is futile to do so.

• An Unbiased Observer
  Unlike most of the exaggerated personalities in Handa’s school, Kondō is one of the few characters who remains neutral, neither idolizing Handa nor antagonizing him. He often observes the absurd misunderstandings surrounding Handa and internally comments on them, offering a perspective that the audience can relate to.

• Occasionally Trying to Clarify Misunderstandings
  While Kondō typically remains an observer, there are rare moments where he attempts to clear up the confusion about Handa’s personality. However, his efforts are usually ignored or overshadowed by the school’s overwhelming delusions, leaving him frustrated but ultimately resigned to the chaos.

• A Foil to the Other Students
  Kondō’s calm and rational demeanor contrasts with the obsessive behavior of Handa’s followers, making him one of the few normal characters in an otherwise exaggerated setting. His lack of blind admiration makes him a rare figure in the series who actually understands Handa, even if he doesn’t always intervene.