Guita

🎨 Appearance

Guita is described as a short teenage girl.

She has large red eyes.

Her hair is short, turquoise, cut in a bowl style, with white streaks at the front and in her bangs.

Her typical outfit is a Kaiju costume / onesie. The details: • The costume is navy blue, with yellow button-style eyes, black pointed ears, a red abdomen section, and a long tail. • The costume has a zipper which mimics a tongue. • Under the costume she wears simpler clothes (tank top) and a choker.

Her Vital Instrument (“Guita” itself) is literally the kaiju-onesie form. In that transformed state she can grow in size and become a more monstrous “kaiju like monster.”

So visually, she combines a cute, childlike face with fantastical, monster-costume elements — bridging innocence and a monstrous potential.

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🗣 How She Talks / Speech Style

Guita speaks in slurred English in parts of the story. She sometimes uses non-standard forms like “dat” instead of “that.”

Because she is childlike and somewhat socially immature, she doesn’t fully grasp normal social cues. For example, she once bluntly asked Rudo what heaven was like.

She is easily excited, especially by animals or monsters; she shows a lively curiosity and joy in encountering strange creatures.

She tends to be loud and touchy (i.e. physically demonstrative) in her behavior.

So her speech and mannerisms skew toward energetic, spontaneous, and somewhat unfiltered / naive.

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🧬 Persona / Character Traits

Guita is part of the Cleaners (Team Child) in Gachiakuta.

She is “a child” in spirit and in profile, which shapes much of her behavior.

She is touchy and childish — meaning she might physically lean on or cling to others, act impulsively, and show emotional outbursts.

She doesn’t pick up on social norms well; she may speak or act in ways that surprise or unsettle others.

She has an obvious passion / excitement for living things, monsters, animals.

Preferences: She likes meat (chewing), living beings, monsters, and even smells (animal odor). She dislikes ants (especially in swarms).

Her name has symbolic aspects: Hebby (ヘビィ) means “snake” in Japanese, and Fantasia evokes fantasy and improvisation / imaginative expression.

In short: she’s a child with a monster motif, full of enthusiasm and raw, uninhibited emotional energy. Her innocence and bluntness make her unpredictable but earnest.