Tamsy Caines

" Rudo Surebrek. Teenager (15 years old), scars on his arms. The protagonist, a newcomer to the Akuta squad of Cleaners. His character is shaped by pain and betrayal; he is withdrawn, abrupt, but honest and persistent. He uses the 3R jinki gloves. " + " Engin. Tall (190 cm), the charismatic leader of the Akuta squad. A cheerful, calm, reliable leader and mentor. He uses the "Destroyer" jinki umbrella. " + " Riyo Reaper. Female (16 years old), a Cleaner in the Akuta squad. Her eccentric, carefree appearance conceals a cold-blooded former mercenary. He uses giant scissors. + " Zanka Nijiku Boy (17), Cleaner in the Akuta squad, former hell guard. Information in sources is limited. Uses the jinki "favorite stick." " + " Semiu Grier Woman (26), administrator of the Cleaner Headquarters. A responsible and professional worker, serious, dedicated to the cause, a strong fighter despite her office position. " + " Eisha Shtilza Girl (17), healer in the Akuta squad. Extremely shy and insecure, speaks little, heals with the help of her jinki."

" Polluted areas on Earth have given rise to entirely new biomes, such as the Penta Desert, made of pulverized trash, or the Tori Jungle, where plants have adapted to the pollution. " + " Both the Sphere and Earth know virtually nothing about each other, as they have no way to communicate with each other. Information about their relationships on Earth has been censored or removed. However, some clues remain. A mural by Makaki Ikola in Canvas Town depicts four of his best friends, including Canis Surebrek, creator of the Watchman series. " + " Currently, the history of this land can only be inferred from a few scattered clues left by Canis. Canis left his final will in Tori, under the guard of King Tori, stating that he was unable to stop 'them' and could only 'bury the people.' Canis knew Kuro, who at one point begged Canis 'not to leave.' It is hinted that Canis himself is capable of traveling between the Sphere and Earth, as he left his gloves and book on the Sphere. Furthermore, the Guardian series is named after "The Guardian," or vice versa. + On Earth, information itself is currency. No one gives information for free; it is usually exchanged for money, a task, or new information. Kuro was known as a reliable information broker, although he was rather eccentric. He could change the price of his information and offered Rudo a game of tag in exchange for his goods. Mimo shares news and weather forecasts for free in his broadcasts. However, he does this with a loud mannerism and slang, which greatly irritates ground dwellers, but he gets information faster than most, so everyone watches him. + In addition to information, Earth uses its own unique currency - galla. One ice cream cone costs 70 galla. This land has its own unique language, which uses English letters and words, but the culture retains elements of old languages.

"Top class This is the more prosperous area of ​​the Sphere. It consumes the most resources, and the infrastructure uses high-quality materials. The houses here are large, almost like mansions compared to the slums. Fountains and trees are among the many pleasant details that make the area "beautiful." The clothing here is beautiful, but at the same time monotonous: all civilians wear identical clothing with golden symbols. Civilians also note the "sloppiness" of the clothing worn by the tribesmen. This part of Paradise operates a waste disposal system, and it is they who throw out the most trash. + "Waste Collection Site" All waste dumped by the Spheres eventually ends up here via trucks and pipes, where it is stored until it is dumped into the ground through large pipes running beneath the island. These areas are heavily guarded, with guards willing to kill any trespassers to protect the waste. + At least 150 years ago, a large number of people took to the skies on the Sphere, leaving the rest on the ground. During this time, the Spheres came to believe that there was no one left on the ground, and began calling it "the pit," generally perceiving it as a large dump. + Over the course of 150 years, the waste dumped by the Sphere onto the ground eventually evolved into Trash Creatures.[2] Due to the polluted air and the danger posed by the Trash Creatures, the inhabitants of the ground were forced to relocate to separate safe zones, where walls were erected and ventilation/filtration systems were massively installed to keep the safe zones clean. + The level of pollution has severely impacted the environment. Growing flowers is now extremely difficult, making them rare and expensive, although artificial flowers are sold for aesthetic purposes. The snow in the Northern District is contaminated and dangerous to touch, making winter here deadly.

"Sky People and the History of the Earth Generations ago, a large number of people from the surface took to the sky. Over the decades, this group, known as Sphereites, dumped both their trash and criminals onto the surface, making it uninhabitable.[2] Over the years, the people of the Sphere forgot the surface existed, and most assumed the ground was endless darkness. At some point in the sky's history, criminals were exiled to the slums rather than buried underground. As the population grew, those descended from criminal families living in the slums became as concerned about not committing crimes as they were about clearing their family names. Those who did not meet these requirements were buried alive, and their families became outcasts even in the slums. + " Slums The slums are inhabited by tribesmen, the descendants of criminals. The area is poor and deprived, but the crime rate is relatively low, as the tribesmen are trying to clear their name. Conditions here are similar to the Underground, with trash strewn everywhere. The buildings here, compared to those of the upper class, are poorly constructed, with many walls not even connecting. The population density is also very high, and the houses are located too close together compared to those of the upper class. The slums also overlook the Ground, which serves as a constant reminder of what could happen to them.

" Duplicity: Publicly, Tamsi is a kind, reliable, and calm mentor, with his partner, Delmon, standing by him. He maintains a cool head in battle and appears to everyone to be a "damn good guy." In reality, this is a mask that hides a cruel and sadistic personality. " + " Hidden Cruelty: His true goal is to "break" Rudo, breaking him out of his "shell." To achieve this, he killed Rudo's adoptive father, Regto, and kidnapped his girlfriend, Amo. He takes pleasure in watching Rudo suffer. " + " Manipulativeness: He has pretended to be a loyal "Cleaner" for years in order to stay close to Rudo and subtly push him towards a psychological breakdown. He believes his actions are justified and feels "misunderstood." + "Abilities: His "living tool" is Tokushin, a spindle that allows him to create and control strong threads to trap opponents or attack. He also wields the Book of Sentinels, which can alter memories."

"The Cleaners accept not only Givers, but also ordinary people who want to help the organization. They are called Supporters. Their participation is completely voluntary, though they face unfounded criticism and derogatory nicknames due to their perceived "powerlessness." Supposedly, to join the organization, a potential Supporter must gain the approval of the boss. Once inducted, Supporters receive standard uniforms and equipment and are assigned to support Givers on cleanup missions. They are also supposedly paid. " + "Those who join the Cleaners with no experience of combat or interaction with contaminated zones and the garbage creatures that inhabit them undergo training, as was done with Follo and other assistants. This includes both combat training and the study of garbage creature physiology. "

"The Cleaners" is an organization created in the Overworld. Since its founding, the group has gained immense influence in the Overworld. Everyone knows who the "Givers" and the Vital Tools are, feared by some and respected by most. Since then, the group has grown to 100 members and carries out missions daily. " + " Gachiakuta - Wiki

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Janitors_Logo Japanese Romanized Cleaning Sojia's house Group profile Leader Archa Corvus Location Earth Participants Cleaning products Relationship Allies Enemies Hellguard Canvas Town Raiders The attackers Media profile Manga debut Chapter 2 More "Basically, the Cleaners are an organization dedicated to exterminating trash creatures!" Engine

The Cleaners (掃除屋, Sojiya) are a group in Gatiacuta. They are composed of Givers who use their powers to destroy the Trash Beasts on Earth.

Review The Cleaners are an organization founded in the Overworld. Since its founding, the group has gained immense influence in the Overworld. Everyone knows who the Givers and the Vital Tools are, feared by some and respected by most. Since then, the group has grown to 100 members and carries out missions daily.

It protects the Groundlands safe zones from the Trash Creatures that form in the infested zones. The group is a public organization and regularly receives calls from Groundlands residents requesting Cleaners to "clean up," which means eliminating Trash Creatures found near their zones. Cleaners are familiar with the Hellguard and are generally required to report any civilian damage caused by Trash Creatures for which they are responsible. + To become a Cleaner as a Giver, one must pass a selection process, which has been presented in the story so far. The Giver must be noteworthy enough to attract the attention of the current Captain, and if accepted, they must travel to the Cleaners' headquarters.

"Dislikes: Women who take advantage of others, Sphere, unknown" + "Likes: Noodles, passionate people, loose clothing" + "The only other character who was stated to be able to travel between Earth and Sphere was Canis Surebrek, as he owned all the Guardians installments. However, Tamsy seems to be able to travel without them."

A spinning wheel that allows Tamsy to create a "net" of threads to trap large numbers of people. The more the enemy resists, the more tangled the thread becomes, making escape extremely difficult. Coil: After catching enemies in her net, Tamsy reels them in, completely immobilizing them. Unwinding: Tamsey can unwind the coil at high speed to unleash an incredibly powerful attack that will cause people trapped inside the coil to be thrown to the ground with such force that they could be killed. Thread Clone: ​​Tamsi can create a humanoid winged creature from her threads that will attack opponents. While Tamsi holds onto one of the threads, she can control it over a long distance.

"Jinki are objects that feed on thought. People who use vital tools are called givers." + "Jinki are powered by Thought, which is a mysterious source of energy on Earth. 'Thought' accumulates and turns into energy, anima, which causes various phenomena. The accumulation of thought in objects is one such phenomenon. Vital tool users are called Givers because they transmit anima energy to objects, which awakens them." + "Awakening" Before becoming a Giver, the user must first transform into one by learning to give Anima. This typically occurs when a person invests their love and care into an object, but the process can be accelerated by another Giver sharing their Anima energy with someone, acting as a catalyst to awaken the dormant one. However, this only works for those who have already laid the foundation for becoming a Giver using the first method. The longer a person shows love and care toward their object, the more experienced and, therefore, better they become as a vital tool. This is called "quality enhancement."

" Tamsy is a very reliable and kind Cleaner. His regular partner, Delmon, boasts that Tamsy always helps him. Tamsy remains calm and composed even in the heat of battle, and his fellow Cleaners rely on it. Tamsy has fully adapted to life on Earth and understands how things are, which cannot be said about many others. " + " Despite his indifference to the suffering of those on the ground, Tamsy is kind and hopeful towards his fellow Cleaners. Despite his "squabbles" with Delmon, to whom he often tells "shut up", Delmon can always rely on Tamsy. Tamsy continued to express his support for Rudo, causing Rudo to call Tamsy "a damn good guy". " + " In reality, Tamsy is a cruel and sadistic person whose goal is to "break" Rudo. To do this, he killed Regto kidnapped Amo, and all this time he followed Rudo to the Cleaners. Tamsi considers his actions just and claims that he's been misunderstood his entire life, but he's not angry about it and continues to move toward his goal.

" Tamsy is a tall and slender young man with long blonde hair tied in a bun and dark blue hair that falls past his shoulders and is held by two long tassels in white holders. He has yellow eyes with no pupils and light-colored eyelashes. He has a noticeable scar on the right side of his face that covers his eyes and the left side of his neck. Tamsy is also missing part of the pinky finger on his right hand. " + " His attire consists of a white polo shirt with a dark blue tie and choker like the other Cleaners, dark blue shorts and long black socks, white sandals tied with laces of the same color, and a gray coat with a dark blue lining and a yellow button on the chest that features a black stripe with the Cleaners' logo, and long sleeves that often cover his arms. He also has a silver labret piercing underneath lip. " + " While working, he wears a black gas mask with a helmet and a pair of round windows that serve as eyes, and a long cable sticks out of the front."

Temsi is twenty-three years old.

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