Eishia Stilza¹

Japanese エイシア・スティルザ

romanized: Eishia Sutiruza

Species: Human

Gender: Female/ Female

Age: 17

Height: 153 cm (5'0")

Alias: Eishey-Babe (by August)

Relatives: Alice Stilza (Grandmother) August Stilza (Older Brother) Unidentified parents (Deceased)

Affiliation: Cleaners (Akuta)

Occupation: Cleanser (Healer)

State: Alive

Birthdate: December 20

Place of birth: Terra

Eishia Stilza (エイシア・スティルザ, Eishia Sutiruza) is a character from Gachiakuta. She is a member of the Akuta team's Cleaners and works as a healer.

Eishia is a short, average-sized teenager. She has short, ash-blonde hair with two strands framing her face and pink eyes, with a mole under her right eye. Her outfit consists of a tall gray hat adorned with a cross made of white bandages. Her dress begins with a gray turtleneck sweater with a black cord that attaches to the hat and wraps around her neck, over which she wears a choker. The dress fastens along the left side. On her arms, she wears two black bracelets bearing the Cleaners logo.

As befits a nurse, she always wears two pairs of gloves. Between her chest and skirt is a belt that was given to her in a bag. Her dress has two black stripes, but it is mostly gray. She wears light-colored sandals.

Eishia is incredibly shy and doesn't like to take credit for her accomplishments. She is usually seen with her head down and her hands clasped, preferring to simply remain silent. Eishia also demonstrates great kindness, being willing to heal everyone with her gifts.

Although she possesses incredible healing abilities, she doesn't recognize them as such. When she healed Zanka, she was disappointed that she hadn't been able to heal him as well as she would have liked, and when she treated Riyo, she began to worry, thinking about how much worse things could have been.

Arc of the Earth Wanderer: Eishia had been stationed at Cleaners' Headquarters for a while, and she was seen in the library chatting with other cleaners. Workplace observation arch; She attends Rudo's welcome party. Arch of the raiders' trap: Later, Eishia joins the rescue team to save Rudo, Gris, Follo, and Zanka. Upon arriving at the location, the woman who supports her leads her to find and heal the missing cleaners. Upon returning to the Cleaners' Headquarters, Eishia manages to fully heal Gris. Gris introduces Eishia to Rudo and praises her work, which she shyly declines. Garbage Storm Arc: Eishia and her brother August were visiting their grandmother Alice when the Cleaners returned from Penta.

Information intermediary arc: Eishia is seen bandaging Zanka when Arkha enters and asks how she's feeling. Eishia says her symptoms have stabilized after administering antibiotics and speculates that Jabber's venom is the neurotoxin of a mud cobra, the hallucinogen from a gottatrip mushroom, and gluburbly poison, which she's never heard of, but Alice believes it's digestive fluid from garbage beasts. Zanka says it's no problem since she can recover from those poisons naturally. Arkha asks about her wounds, and Zanka replies that they're fine thanks to Eishia's healing. Eishia apologizes to Zanka for not being able to use his power properly, which is why it took him so long to recover. Zanka tells him it's no problem, considering the hole in his chest healed in just a week. Arkha thinks to himself that he wishes Eishia had even 1% of his brother's confidence. He then tells Zanka that his sister, Kyouka, was just there, much to Zanka's surprise, who says she flew into a rage when Zanka said she wanted to be a cleaner. Zanka then learns that they were there because of Rudo and says she's been thinking about it for the past few days, suggesting they ask the information broker about "how to get to the Sphere" and "how to find Master." Arkha says Enjin considers him a nuisance, which surprises Eishia because Enjin is known for his people's abilities. Enjin enters shortly after, distressed about having to speak with the information broker.

Vital instrument: Type: Healing: A power cord that can use electricity to deliver medical treatment. Healing: It is said to be a power only Eishia can use due to her pure heart and inherent goodness. Using the cord, electricity flows through Eishia, she converts it into life force and transfers it to the patient, healing them by recharging them.

Likes: People he can trust, sweet drinks, things his brother does

Dislikes: Noisy people (not a fan), lack of self-confidence

The Garbage Beasts (or aberrants) in Gachiakuta are hostile monsters formed from the accumulation of waste and negative "thoughts" thrown from the floating sphere to the surface. These creatures, which inhabit polluted areas, come to life and are immune to conventional weapons, attacking by noise. They can only be destroyed using a Jink, a weapon created from a special object imbued with power. The bodies of Garbage Beasts are made of garbage, as their name suggests. Also as their name suggests, they take on beastly forms; this can involve abstractly monstrous shapes, imitations of living animals, or, occasionally, something based on their components (for example, the remains of an abandoned house form a house-themed Garbage Beast, with eyes instead of windows and a mouth instead of a door). Garbage Beasts are almost never humanoid, with the King of Tori being the only known example.

The Cleaners (掃除屋, Sōjiya) are a group in Gachiakuta. They employ a large number of Givers who use their powers to exterminate Trash Beasts on the Ground.

The Cleaners are an organization based on Terra that was founded approximately 150 years ago. Since its inception, the group has grown to have branches in multiple districts. Including fighters, sentinels, and sympathizers, the Cleaners have around 100 members in total. While they are respected for their work, many people on Terra despise the Cleaners for their reliance on the Life Instruments.

The organization is dedicated to protecting Terra's safe zones from Garbage Beasts that form in contaminated areas. It is a public organization and regularly receives calls from Terra's inhabitants requesting Cleaners to come and "clean up" the Garbage Beasts that could cause, or are already causing, problems. The group is known to Hell Guard and is obligated to inform them if third parties are harmed by a Garbage Beast for which they have taken responsibility.

Aside from their public activities, internally The Cleaners have a secret objective known only to a few within the group; the true reason the organization was formed was to solve the mysteries of the world.

The Cleaners not only accept Donors, but also people without powers who wish to help the organization, known as Collaborators, can join. Their participation is entirely voluntary, though they face much unjustified criticism and degrading nicknames for their perceived "lack of power." Presumably, to join, a prospective Collaborator must be approved by the boss. Once inducted, a Collaborator receives a standard uniform and equipment and is assigned the task of supporting Donors on cleanup missions. It is presumed they also receive compensation.

Those who join the cleanup crews without prior combat experience or knowledge of contaminated areas and the creatures that inhabit them receive training, as seen with Follo and other sympathizers. This training includes both combat instruction and the study of the creatures' physiology.

To become a Cleaner as a Giver, the method seen throughout history so far is to be recruited. The Giver must be noteworthy enough to catch the eye of a current Captain, and once the Captain agrees, they must go to Cleaners' HQ. There, the Giver is evaluated by the Cleaners' receptionist, Semiu Grier, and then approved by the boss himself, Arkha Corvus. Occasionally, when the boss is not present, it is unknown what happens to the prospective recruit, but in Rudo's case, he is taken on an "observation field trip" because he is now an "apprentice." This probationary period finally ends when the Giver is approved to join, at which point they are assigned to one of the Combat Teams (usually the one to which the Captain interested in them belongs), receive a uniform that is generally customized to their liking, and can now actively participate in cleaning missions. This, according to labor laws, automatically means they also receive payment, though it is unknown whether this is a salary or a wage.

Main article: Cleaners' headquarters The Cleaners' base is Cleaner HQ, a large building heavily guarded by guards. [3] The building has numerous rooms available for all Cleaners to use, including lounges, a bar, a library, and an infirmary. The building has just over five floors and ample space. When not on missions, Cleaners are housed at different bases depending on where they are fighting the Junk Beasts, so they rarely converge at HQ.

The Cleaners' southern branch is located in the southern district of Creapeye City; they are responsible for exterminating the Garbage Beasts in the southern district, No Man's Land, and Tori is under their jurisdiction.

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The Ground (下界Gekai), known as the Pit by the Sphere Ones, is the surface of the world, a wasteland with a mostly toxic environment infested with Garbage Beasts due to the constant rain of garbage from the Sphere. It is inhabited by humans called Earthlings.

At least 150 years ago, a large number of humans departed for the sky aboard the Sphere, leaving the rest of humanity behind on Terra. During this time, the inhabitants of the Sphere believed that no one remained alive on Terra and referred to it as "the pit," generally understanding it as a vast garbage dump.

In 150 years, the garbage the sphere spewed to the ground transformed into Garbage Beasts. The polluted air, as well as the danger posed by the Garbage Beasts, forced the inhabitants of the ground into designated safe zones, where walls were erected and mass air filtration/ventilation systems were built to keep these areas clean.

The level of pollution has drastically altered the landscape. Growing flowers is now extremely difficult, making them rare and expensive, though artificial flowers are sold for aesthetic purposes. The snow in the Northern District is contaminated and dangerous to the touch, making winter a deadly time. Contaminated areas have formed entirely new biomes, such as the Penta Desert, composed of shredded garbage, and the Tori Jungle, where plants have adapted to the pollution.

Both the Sphere and Terra have little to no knowledge of each other, as neither has any way of accessing the other. Information about their relationship on Terra has been censored or erased. However, clues to their history remain. Macaca Icol's mural in Canvas Town highlights the four symbols of her closest friends, one of which includes Canis Surebrec, the creator of the Watchman series.

Currently, several scattered clues left by Canis tell the story of the place. Canis left his will in Tori, guarded by the King of Tori, stipulating that he had been unable to stop them and could only bury the humans. Canis knew Kuro, who at some point begged him not to leave. It is hinted that Canis himself is able to travel between the Sphere and Terra, leaving his gloves and book in the Sphere. Furthermore, the Watchman series takes its name from The Watchman, or vice versa.

Neighborhoods The land is divided into four districts, containing both safe and contaminated zones. Each is quite spread out; the southern district is a two-day drive from Cleaners headquarters.

Culture

In real life, information is a currency. No one gives it away for free, and it's usually exchanged for money, a task, or more information. Kuro was known as a reliable, albeit eccentric, informant, and the price of his information varied, even going so far as to ask Rudo for a game of tag in exchange for his data. Mymo offers free news and weather information through broadcasts. However, he does so with loud gestures and slang, much to the annoyance of the locals, but he gets the information faster than most, so everyone keeps an eye on him.

Beyond information, the territory uses its own currency, the gala. An ice cream cone costs 70 galas.

The territory retains its own language, which uses English letters and words, but aspects of ancient languages ​​still persist in its culture. The name Enjin comes from an ancient language of the territory, and August occasionally uses Spanish words.

Canvas Town, formerly known as Arts City, has forged its culture around art. Since many cities in the area don't embrace street art, Canvas Town was built with the express purpose of welcoming artists from across the region. The city is covered in graffiti, and all forms of art are permitted within its walls, provided they are well-intentioned.

Human trafficking exists because of the impunity that reigns on the ground, as some individuals take advantage of the lack of strict law enforcement to kidnap and exploit vulnerable people.

The case of Amo Empool and Enijn is a stark example: Amo was sold by her own mother to an unstable and abusive man, whose name has not been revealed; while Enijn was an orphan living in an institution that later became a slave market, thanks to a man who "appeared to have money." Enijn established a "connection," ostensibly seeking better funding for his orphanage, and used his newfound influence to further exploit the system, turning the orphanage into a front for trafficking. This stark reality highlights the vulnerability of these environments, where exploitation runs rampant, and underscores the urgent need for increased oversight and protective measures to safeguard individuals at risk of suffering similar fates.

There are beings called Vianders whose abilities help grow food in contaminated lands. For this reason, sweets are not scarce as they are on Terra, and it is said that they are more addictive than drugs.

Northern District

Main article: Northern District It is the only place on Terra where it snows and is said to be the closest to the Sphere. The snow is toxic, so winter in the Northern District is said to be dangerous. Follo Tunito was born and raised here.

Southern District

Main article: Southern District Two days from the Cleaners' headquarters, the South Ward is home to Tori's Terra de Nadie. The South Ward is known for its annual Doll Festival, where Donors who consider dolls and other toys to be vital tools display them.

Eastern District

Main article: Eastern District This is where the Cleaners' headquarters is located and where Team Akuta spends their free time. Mono, a no-man's-land, is nearby, and it's where Rudo first landed. A larger region known as Genia is located in the East District.

Cleaners' headquarters City of the Canvas Hole Village Genius Kremmos Village Klutess Village (Abandoned)

West District

Main article: Western District Little is currently known about the West District, but the Hell's Watch has authority there.

Safe zone: This is where humans can breathe without masks. Several settlements form, usually protected by a large wall. In these zones, the Cleaners establish their bases, like their headquarters. Shops and hospitals operate here, and the settlements have a seemingly large population. These zones can exist as a single unit, and when the sky shakes and deadly debris falls, there is a predetermined route that allows the people on the ground to build without worrying about falling debris.

List of locations: City of the Canvas Kamuatari District Hole Village Creepy

Contaminated area: The contaminated zone is the most dangerous and closest to the settlements. Here, monsters of garbage form, and humans cannot survive 15 minutes without a mask. Large quantities of trash accumulate, and sometimes humans are seen scavenging for materials and corpses to sell, especially small spheres.

No man's land Main article: No Man's Land The No Man's Lands are the most dangerous and unexplored of the three zones, and there are only six of them. A human would die almost instantly in these zones, and the Garbage beasts that form there are said to pose a challenge even to the most generous.

To date, only three No Man's Lands have been named in history: Infectious mononucleosis Tori Penta