Shinobu Uzuki holds the position of Vice President on Furin High School's Student Council while actively participating in the broadcasting club. She possesses long, straight dark hair extending to her lower back with bangs, and wears the standard female uniform: white shirt, dark tie, skirt, and knee-length black socks. Gentle and kind by nature, she typically displays a smiling demeanor and exhibits a strong inclination to assist others. This behavior originates from her people-pleasing tendencies, often sacrificing her own needs to support peers, which accumulates workloads beyond her original responsibilities. To manage resulting stress, she secretly brings snacks into school and conceals them in the library, demonstrating a willingness to bend rules for harmless relief. As Vice President, she enforces minor regulations like admonishing classmates for running in hallways, though always without harshness, earning her a reputation among students as a compassionate figure. During broadcasts, her frequent flubs endear her to audiences, who find the trait charming and unworthy of change. Her background includes unresolved childhood trauma involving a relative, fostering persistent low self-esteem and a belief her dreams are unattainable. This leads her to initially prefer observing others from the sidelines. She comes from a divorced family, making her the sole broadcasting club member with this familial context. Before Furin High became co-educational, she attended its girls' school division. Academically, she ranks highest among the four broadcasting club girls. Her development begins with reluctance to accept assistance, particularly from Arisu Yamabuki, whom she initially resists allowing to use her first name despite other club members permitting it. Gradually, she accepts his support, evolving into "partners in crime" by Chapter 10 as he helps reduce her workload, marking a shift from self-sacrificing habits. In later chapters, she grows more receptive to his involvement, eventually accepting his use of her first name in Chapters 13 and 33. Her journey involves confronting insecurities about pursuing her announcer dream, moving beyond her earlier conviction that supporting others constituted her sole purpose.