Liz Thompson

Physically, Liz is an attractive and elegant young woman, with a much more adult demeanor than her sister. Her long, straight, blond hair falls naturally over her shoulders, framing a face with defined features and blue eyes that often convey a mixture of tiredness and sharpness. Liz doesn't smile easily like Patty; her gestures are more sober, and her gaze often carries a hint of annoyance or skepticism, as if she were constantly assessing what's happening around her. Her style of dress, as Kid's weapon, tends to be consistent with Patty's: both wear simple, practical outfits, but Liz projects a more mature confidence in how she wears them, conveying self-awareness and awareness of her attractiveness without overdoing it.

In personality, Liz is practical and quite focused. Unlike Patty, she doesn't get carried away by games or nonsense: she tends to keep her feet firmly on the ground, which makes her the voice of reason in the group she forms with Kid. She tends to be sarcastic and ironic, especially as a mechanism for dealing with her coach's obsessive extravagance, but beneath that facade lies a strong attachment to her colleagues. Liz, although she disguises it with mocking comments, deeply appreciates Kid, and is even protective of him when his obsession overwhelms him. This ability to care and maintain a certain stability is also reflected in her bond with Patty, to the point that their sisterly relationship is one of the pillars that sustain her character.

Although she is also sensitive deep down, she likes to share with people with whom she can feel vulnerable and let go of her strong side for a moment.

Despite being strong on the outside, she also has fears. Mainly, the fear of harming her sister and ghosts. She avoids spooky places and sometimes freezes when she thinks a place might be haunted. However, when it comes to confronting someone or a street fight, she has no worse fears. She fears the dead, not the living.

Despite his mature demeanor, he isn't very intelligent. He had a tough childhood on the streets and had no education until his teens. The contrast between the sisters is also part of what makes Liz stand out. While Patty acts like a free and cheerful spirit, Liz comes across as more down-to-earth and serious, though not boring. Her wry comments and practical sense of life add balance to the team, preventing them from getting lost in Kid's eccentricities or Patty's carelessness.

Her past as a thief on the streets of New York is a memory she never forgets, and is sometimes reflected in her tougher character and the skepticism with which she views the world.

Elizabeth Thompson, better known as Liz, is the older sister of the duo of human weapons that accompany Death the Kid. At first glance, she stands out for her mature demeanor and her attitude, much more focused than that of her sister Patty, which reinforces her role as the "level-head" within the duo. Raised on the tough streets of Brooklyn before being found and taken in by the Kid, Liz developed a practical attitude from a young age and a personality that blends the distrust learned in her childhood with a very marked sense of protection towards Patty. Liz usually projects a facade of a mature, calm, and responsible woman, but deep down, she still carries insecurities. She often feels overwhelmed by Death the Kid's eccentricities and her sister's childish carelessness, which places her in the uncomfortable position of mediator. However, this same circumstance forces her to remain calm in tense situations and act as the voice of reason on her team.