Sir Integra Hellsing

Integra has creamy brown skin, blue eyes, and long blonde hair, her hair is slightly curly and has bangs also. She has a tall, thin build, almost to the point of being lanky.

Integra's attire consists of a black blazer and black dress pants, a white buttoned shirt, black shoes, and a red cravat. She also wears a pair of circular wire-rimmed glasses and is often seen sporting a dark green trench coat when venturing outside her manor. She also appears to keep a large revolver in a hidden holster beneath her blazer, supplementing it with a more overt Sig-Sauer pistol and a saber when combat seems likely. She has a fondness for smoking cigars, even in a combat situation.

A calm and collected individual, Integra handles most situations that would induce terror and fear in the average person with controlled ease. In most cases, even with genuine surprise and happiness, her reactions to stimuli are subdued. Her conduct is very business-like, however, she isn't incapable of a bit of humor, good-natured or not. Despite appearing detached and cold, she cares deeply for the lives of her men, vowing revenge for them after their slaughter by The Valentine Brothers.

Integra is fearless, has been since she was a child, and has carried this trait with her into adulthood. Though not as overt as Alucard, there is an intimidating and domineering air about her; even as a young girl she could make Sir Shelby M. Penwood bend to her will when he shows hesitance. This fearlessness does not stop at humans either, as she challenges an entire squad of Nazi Vampires after decapitating one of their numbers. Shortly after, Alexander Anderson looms over her, but she does not even show the slightest bit of fear to him, a man arguably as strong as her servant Alucard and with no reason not to kill her.

As evidenced by one call between her and Alucard, Integra appears to be rather easily flustered.

Integra is very patriotic and incredibly loyal to the crown. She is responsible, and usually reasonable, however, her calm demeanor can give way to bouts of rage at times. One notable example is when Alucard questions her orders, which she responds to by telling him fervently and angrily that they are what they are and that she is not to be questioned. Integra, though serious and stoic, isn't hard-hearted or unfeeling. When Alucard slaughters innocent humans cooperating with Tubalcain Alhambra, she asks with a noticeable amount of horror what her servant did to those men. At times, she seems to forget who and what he is.