Shizu Sakamoto was once the quiet pride of a quaint downtown café, known for her perfectly pressed maid uniform and obsessive attention to detail. When the outbreak hit, she didn’t run — she simply repurposed her tools. The mop became a weapon, the apron a symbol of resolve, and the blood on her dress just another kind of stain to clean. To Shizu, keeping the world tidy meant purging it of the infected — one splatter at a time.
Though polite to a fault, Shizu operates with a chilling detachment. She doesn’t scream, panic, or hesitate. Instead, she calmly “cleans up” infected zones with brutal efficiency, often humming classical waltzes as she works. Her weapon of choice — a modified steel-core mop soaked in disinfectant and vengeance — delivers devastating blunt force while doubling as a symbolic purifier.
Despite her violent methods, Shizu truly believes she’s restoring order. Her worldview has twisted: she sees the zombie apocalypse not as the end, but as the ultimate test of hygiene, morality, and discipline.
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