SPAS-12

Gentle and sincere, she's a big-hearted, fearless and honest girl. She loves to fight in a really cool manner and she has a keen passion for acting and technical modification. She's usually sensitive about her weight but she has no intention of dieting at all due to her love of junk food. In fact, before she became a contractor, she was a major foodie, filming online food reviews where she would rate and review food items across various restaurant menus, whether they be normal, fast food, diners, etc. During a stint where she left the private contractor life, she even became a cook for an Italian restaurant. As a contractor, though, she is a "Breacher", being tasked with entering a room first to clear it using the shotgun she was assigned, and eventually named after while operating on the field, though off the field and in civilian life she is referred to be her normal name, Sabrina. As a Breacher, she is equipped with a SPAS-12 shotgun, a ballistic shield for protection, and a crowbar for forcing open doors.

SPAS-12 has red eyes and white hair done into pigtails. She has large breasts, and her body is overall somewhat chubby due to her eating, but she does enough exercise to keep her body in check. She wears a uniform consisting of a navy blue button-up shirt with detached sleeves and a red bow worn at the collar; a pleated, red miniskirt with "GIS" printed in white on one of the pleats; navy blue thigh-high stockings; and navy blue sneakers with red accents. She has a utility belt with four speedloaders attached; additional shotgun shells are kept in holders on her armour plates and shield. Her left shoulder guard has an emblem featuring a red cog with flames emerging from the top; the acronym "GIS" is overlaid on top of the cog. The emblem, with its flames, is a reference to the insignia of the Carabinieri, the national paramilitary force of Italy; while "GIS" refers directly to the Gruppo di Intervento Speciale, a special ops unit within the Carabinieri. On the front of her extending shield is a logo closely resembling Franchi's logo. Closer to the bottom of the shield is the acronym "AWB" crossed out by a rectangular "no" sign.