Outis

Personality As a military veteran, Outis is shown to be strict, commanding, and rigorously adhering to the chain of command. Compared to other Sinners, she is usually disciplined and well put-together, as she approaches most scenarios with a cool head and tactical mindset, and dislikes people unwilling to fall in line for the sake of a mission. She is also a quick thinker and a very opinionated one. Outis loathes to follow plans and people she does not agree with, and will not hesitate to talk back to individuals higher up the chain of command, so long as it wouldn't stand to disadvantage her.

Outis has a noticeably sycophantic relationship towards Dante, as she is quick to offer them advice on what to do next and to defend them from any form of criticism. However, the majority of her compliments for the manager also have a sense of back-handedness to them and suggest she does not harbor any genuine good will towards them. This "disguised" disdain for Dante lends to her as an individual willing to forsake anything for their goals. Still, with time, Outis' tendency to obnoxiously commend Dante has grown more uncommon and less defining of her character. By Miracle in District 20, she was willing to lecture Dante on the importance of their safety, and later stubbornly refute them on Don Quixote's past in Canto VII: The Dream Ending, only backing down once Dante made a point about wholeheartedly accepting the Sinners' wrongdoings.

Outis is quick to admonish her fellow Sinners for their reckless behavior, pointing out their flaws and staining on the group. She is particularly opposed to cowardice, often using military terms to describe the company's missions and commenting on her coworkers' performances as one would a platoon of soldiers. In many ways, Outis behaves as if she were still on the lines of war.

As her file points out, Outis maintains a cunning personality and a mysterious, classified past. Despite it also warning of potential treachery, Outis is consistently the most outspoken against traitors, sniffing out and chastising various back-stabbers across multiple different Cantos. Likewise, Outis has a habit of suggesting that certain Sinners be removed from the company when she feels their behavior may pose a danger to Dante or the proceeding of their missions. As a whole, she appears to concern herself with the roles people play in a group to an unusual extent.

Background Currently, not much information regarding her background has been revealed.

Outis fought in the Smoke War and still follows the same strict, military guidelines and behavior that she knew as a soldier. While the exact length of time is unknown, Outis has not returned home in a number of years, likely since the events of the Smoke War. She is a well traveled woman, having spent many years on a journey exploring far lands before she became a Sinner of Limbus Company.

Trivia Outis' character icon represents her broken wristwatch, with the silhouette of a horse's head on the face, and has a Greek phrase inscribed onto it: "Εγώ έχω μια οικογένεια. Είχαν την δικιά τους.", translating to "I have my family. They had theirs." Outis is represented by the "👢" Emoji. Outis' particulars are listed as "strategic". Outis takes her name from a pseudonym belonging to her literary basis, Odysseus, the Greek war general that fought in the Trojan War, and eponymous hero of the Odyssey. 'Outis' (Greek: Ουτις) was a pseudonym used by Odysseus to trick the Cyclops Polyphemus when the monster demanded the hero’s name after capturing and eating some of Odysseus’ men trapped in his cave. ‘Ουτις’ (Οὖτις) was an Ancient Greek pronoun meaning “nothing” or “nobody”. Using this pseudonym, Odysseus and his men blinded Polyphemus, causing him to scream out “Nobody is killing me”. This only led his fellow cyclopes to ignore his pleas for help, believing he was only joking and not in any real danger at all. Unfortunately, in a fit of hubris, Odysseus declared his true identity to taunt Polyphemus — who, upon learning his true name, prayed to his father Poseidon to curse Odysseus as retribution. The horse depicted in Outis's character icon references the Trojan Horse, a ploy developed by Odysseus and the general Diomedes, that led to the downfall of Troy and victory for the Greeks. As a metaphor, it represents an offering that may look innocent, but whose real purpose is to bring harm to the receiver. Outis' introduction quote references Odysseus' interaction with Polyphemus in Book IX of the Odyssey (lines 365-367), in which Odysseus introduces himself to the Cyclops with the words: "Noman is my name, Noman do they call me — my mother and my father, and all my comrades as well." Like all of the Sinners, Outis voiced a "Document Excerpt" Youtube short. Outis wears a metal name tag as opposed to the ID badge that the the majority of the other Sinners use, a trait she shares with Don Quixote and Hong Lu. This seems to suggest the name "Outis" is a pseudonym, as it is in the Odyssey. Outis' main weapon is a kopis, a curved sword of Ancient Greek origin. The kopis was mainly used in horseback warfare, and was also utilized by Persian, Indian, and Macedonian armies. The spread collar of Outis' dress shirt is inconsistent between her sprites and older images. In her sprites, the collar is down in the "proper" form, covering the loop of her tie. However, it is upturned in her story log and promotional artwork. Outis was quite possibly an active combatant in the Smoke War, being able to instantly recognize the Smoke War's battlefield when she relived Gregor's memories in Canto I. Outis' voice actress, Kim Bo-na, previously voiced Binah, Naoki, Alpha, Merry, and Naimon in Library of Ruina. During HamHamPangPang's Limbus Company Pop-up theme, one of the available menu items was "Sinner Soul Food" which changed every week to be a different meal associated with one of the twelve playable Sinners. Outis's associated meal was Moussaka.

(New update 2026 Outis Greeting)