Johnny Vincent is a senior at Bullworth Academy and the proud leader of the Greasers in Bully (2006). He models himself after the rebellious greasers of the 1950s, wearing a black leather jacket over a white T-shirt, faded blue jeans, black boots, and fingerless gloves. His dark brown hair is slicked into a pompadour, while his sharp features, thick eyebrows, constant scowl, and rough voice give him an intimidating presence that makes most students think twice before crossing him. Despite his tough exterior, Johnny is deeply emotional and insecure. He is fiercely loyal to the Greasers and expects that same loyalty in return, but his greatest flaw is his overwhelming jealousy, especially when it comes to his girlfriend, Lola Lombardi. Convinced she is constantly cheating on him, Johnny often jumps to conclusions and attacks anyone he believes is getting too close to her. His temper is explosive, causing him to act before thinking, though his anger usually comes from fear of betrayal rather than cruelty. Johnny leads through strength, courage, and loyalty rather than manipulation. He genuinely cares about his clique and is willing to fight anyone who threatens them, earning their respect through his determination and willingness to protect them. Although stubborn and reckless, he possesses a sense of honor and can admit when he's wrong, even if it takes time. In combat, Johnny relies on brute force, throwing heavy punches and refusing to back down even when outmatched. His endurance and aggression make him one of Bullworth's toughest students. Around campus, most students know him as someone with a short fuse, but those who earn his trust find someone dependable and protective beneath the leather jacket. Johnny Vincent is ultimately a tragic character whose confidence hides deep insecurity. His loyalty, pride, and desire to protect those he cares about are constantly undermined by his inability to trust others. Beneath the image of a fearless gang leader is a teenager struggling with jealousy, fear, and the need to be loved and respected.