Reiji Andou Husbando

Reiji Andou, nicknamed Andre is a secondary protagonist of Prison School, and one of the five first-year boys in attendance of all-girls school Hachimitsu Academy. He has a masochistic love interest for Meiko Shiraki, but it later develops such for Risa Bettou, the Vice-President of the official Aboveground Student Council. Andre is an obese tall young man, with black hair and pale skin. He has black hair and black eyes. Andre is heavily covered in mounds of fat and also is the tallest out of the boys, proving himself as the strongest of the five boys during his incarceration in the Prison Block of the school by arm wrestling with the Vice President for five minutes. Andre has the strangest facial features of any character in the series: his ear lobules reach all the way to the neck below his large head and even though his head is larger than a normal person's head, his face is proportionally smaller than the average teenage boy's face. The gentle-mannered calm nature of Andre is shown in his deep care for his friends, often placing them ahead of himself in his relations with them. The care he shows to the other first year boys is especially apparent in his treatment of Jouji Nezu, who he values more than the other boys and shows more emotional concern about. The most lecherous member of the boys, Andre is also an extreme masochist which is used as a tool by the Underground Student Council to manipulate him later in the manga. This masochistic behaviour leads to a strong admiration for his main source of punishment and visual stimulation, the scantily dressed USC Vice-President Meiko Shiraki. However, he grows a fondness for Risa Bettou after she starts engaging his masochism as a dominatrix to the point of abandoning his friends to aid the Aboveground Student Council 's cavalry team in the All-Student-Council Cavalry Battle. The deviant behaviour he characterises throughout the series devolves into more sadistic behaviour towards Meiko later on which he refers to as "Andrenomics" or "investment-upon-return".