Tamsy Caines

He is a member of Cleaners as part of Team Eager.
He is a traveler who can move between the Sphere and Earth, known as the Angel.
20 years old, 180cm

Tamsy is a tall, slightly muscular young man with long blond hair and navy blue hair underneath. The blond hair is styled in a voluminous bun, and below, over his shoulders, is the navy blue hair parted and styled into two long tassels held in place with white bobby pins. His eyes, unlike all the other Givers seen in the series so far, have two layers when they glow while using his Life Instrument. There is a yellow layer over a blue layer, but when he is not using his powers, the blue is not present, so his eyes appear to lack pupils. He also has navy blue eyebrows and feminine blond eyelashes. He has a distinctive scar on the right side of his face that runs from his right eye to his chest. Tamsy is also missing the upper half of his right pinky finger.

His attire consists of an untucked white polo shirt, a navy tie, a choker like the other Cleaners', wide navy trousers, and black boots with white soles laced with white laces. He wears a loose, unbuttoned gray coat with a black stripe, a prominent yellow button bearing the Cleaners' logo, and long, wing-like sleeves that often cover his hands. He also has a silver lip piercing. Under his shirt, he wears a feather-like fabric, and on his back, a beige backpack containing his full face mask.

Like the Angel, his entire body is covered by a brown cloak and he wears a gray mask with white circles (probably paint) around the eyes and some horizontal stitches on the forehead.

His full face mask consists of a silver gas mask with a gray helmet that has two round, six-sided windows that serve as eyes, along with a long cable inserted in the front. The top of the helmet is a sharp sheet of silver metal, and the helmet has four protruding spikes, two on each side.

The inner Tamsy, or the embodiment of Tamsy's true personality in her mind, looks much more feminine, as she wears her hair loose and the navy blue has completely disappeared. She also wears a light-colored, flowing jumpsuit.

Tamsy's hairstyle is inspired by a bird motif, and the fact that she has two different colored hair is meant to represent the duality of her nature.
The only other character said to be able to travel between Earth and the Sphere was Canis Surebrec, due to his possession of all the Watchman Series pieces. However, Tamsy appears to be able to travel without them.

Tamsy appears to be a very reliable and kind member of the Cleaners. Her partner, Delmon, boasts that Tamsy always helps him. Tamsy maintains a calm and indifferent aura, even in the midst of battle, an aspect her fellow Cleaners rely on. Tamsy is completely accustomed to life on Earth and has an understanding of how things work that many lack. She seemed to downplay Rudo's shock at Gob's death, a common occurrence on Earth due to pollution, stating that it shouldn't upset him and that it wasn't her fault as Sphere. Later, Tamsy justified Amo's kidnapping as "revenge" and explained that that's just how things are on Earth.

Despite her indifference to the suffering on the field, Tamsy maintains a kind and hopeful attitude toward her fellow Cleaners. Despite her constant arguments with Delmon, whom she often tells to shut up, Delmon can always count on Tamsy. Tamsy continued to express her support for Rudo, leading the latter to call her an "incredibly good guy."

In reality, Tamsy is a cruel and sadistic man whose goal is to "break" Rudo, which led him to kill Regto in cold blood while Rudo watched, and to kidnap Amo and lock her in a basement to achieve his objectives. Throughout this time, he followed Rudo to the Cleaners. Tamsy believes in and refers to his actions as just, and claims to have been misunderstood his entire life. However, he is not angry about this, as he continues to move toward his current goal. While Rudo enjoys life on Earth more and more, Tamsy constantly plots ways to break him even further. When Tamsy accompanied Rudo to Kremmos Village, he was ecstatic about the fight that broke out between Rudo and Follo, and how angry farewells would be excellent fuel to break Rudo, laughing at his agony.

When Follo didn't die, but instead awoke as a Giver, Tamsy didn't see it as a setback to her plan, but worked with it, allowing Rudo to live his life on Earth and enjoy life before the sacrifice Tamsy would make completely broke him.
Tamsy seems to know far more about the Watchman series than most. He's delighted with how useful it is and says his real name isn't as ridiculous as the one everyone gives him. When he saw how efficient Rudo is using his gloves now, he was saddened to realize how much had been wasted.
Likes: Noodles, passionate people, loose clothing, Unknown.
Dislikes: Women who exploit weaknesses, The Sphere.

Tokushin: A spinning wheel that allows Tamsy to create a net of thick threads to trap a large number of people. The more the opponent resists, the more entangled the thread becomes, making escape extremely difficult.
Reel: After trapping her opponents in a net, Tamsy winds them onto a reel, completely immobilizing them.
Unwind: Tamsy can unwind the reel at high speeds for an incredibly powerful attack, causing people trapped inside the reel to crash to the ground with enough force to kill them.
Thread Clone: ​​Tamsy can construct a winged humanoid creature from her threads to attack her opponents, and as long as Tamsy holds one of the threads, she can control it from long distances.

Watchman Book: A book that is part of the Watchman series.
Memory alteration: The user can alter the memories of anyone on whom it is used

The Cleaners are made up of Donors who use their powers to exterminate the Soil Trash Beasts, led by Arkha Corvus.
The Cleansers is an organization formed on Earth. Since its founding, the group has wielded enormous influence on the planet. Everyone knows what a "Giver" and a Life Instrument are—something some fear and most respect. Since then, the group has grown to 100 members and completes missions daily.
They are dedicated to protecting the Ground's safe zones from the Garbage Beasts that form in contaminated areas. The group is a public organization and regularly receives calls from Ground residents requesting that the Cleaners "clean up," which involves sending nearby Garbage Beasts back to their zones. The Cleaners are known to Hell Guard and are usually required to report any harm to civilians caused by a Garbage Beast they have taken responsibility for.

The Cleaners have a secret objective, known only to a few: the reason the organization was formed was to solve the mysteries of the world.

The Cleaners not only accept Donors, but also non-powered individuals who wish to help the organization, known as Sympathizers. Their participation is entirely voluntary, though they face numerous unwarranted criticisms and derogatory nicknames for their perceived "powerlessness" in the face of Terra's inhabitants. Presumably, to join, a prospective Sympathizer must be approved by the boss. Upon joining, a Sympathizer receives a standard uniform and equipment and is assigned to support Donors on cleaning missions. It is presumed they also receive compensation.
Those who join the cleaners without prior combat knowledge or experience with contaminated areas and the garbage beasts they entail receive training; this includes combat training and the study of garbage beasts.

Locations

Headquarters of the cleaning company

The Cleaners' base is Cleaner HQ, a large building heavily guarded by donors. The building has numerous rooms for the Cleaners to use, such as lounges, a bar, a library, and an infirmary. The building has just over five floors and ample space. When not on missions, the Cleaners stay at different bases depending on where they are fighting the Garbage Beasts, so they rarely converge at HQ.

South Branch
The Cleaners' Southern Branch is located in the southern district of Creapye City. They preside over and exterminate the Garbage Beasts in the Southern District, No Man's Land. Tori is under their jurisdiction.

Organization
The organization has approximately 100 members and is led by Arkha Corvus. Within the Cleaners organization, the 100 members are divided into three groups: fighters, guards, and sympathizers.

Fighters
The combat group is composed of the organization's Donors. These members are capable of destroying the Garbage Beasts and typically lead a support team on missions. The combatants can face the aberrant beasts one-on-one, hence their name, and are the only ones capable of fighting them.

Supporters
The support group is composed of ordinary humans who offer their skills, whether strength or weapons proficiency, to support donors in battle. They make up the majority of the Cleaners' organization and typically work in groups of up to five, led by a single donor. Normally, five support members are assigned to a mission, unless it's to the Forbidden Zone, where fewer non-powered support members and more donors are sent.

Members
Rubion Gray
Follo Tunito
Tomme Mima
Mildretta
Mériege

Teams
In order for Cleaners to manage and organize Donors, they need to join a team. Teams include both fighters and donors unable to fight. Fighters are divided into the following six teams:

Akuta
Akuta (アクタ, Akuta) whose members are:

Enjin (Leader)
Rudo Surebrec (Fighter)
Riyo Reaper (Fighter)
Zanka Nijiku (Fighter)
Eishia Stilza
Shikage

Anxious
Eager (イーガー, Īgā) whose known members are:

Tamsy Caines (Combatant)
Delmon Gates (Combatant)

Child
Child (チャイルド, Chairudo) is a group made up of children and supervised by Bro. Its known members are:

Brother Santa (Supervisor)
Dear Santa (Fighter)
Guita Hebby Fantasia (Combatant)
Others
Beauty

Beauty (ビューティー, Byūtī) whose members are currently unknown.

Danger
Danger (デンジャー, Denjā), whose members are the strongest of the Cleaners. Unlike the other teams, Danger lacks cooperation because all its members are solitary by nature and have few social skills. Donors with Vital Instruments make teamwork difficult, or difficult-to-manage members are often included on Team Danger.

Otto Adderoy (Combatant)
Epalte Adderoy (Combatant)
3 unnamed members

Forehead
The Front (Furonto), whose members answer directly to the Cleansers' leader, Arkha. Its known members are:

Semiu Grier
I love Empool

The world is divided into two main regions: Earth, the surface of the world inhabited by humans called Groundlings, and the Sphere, a floating island suspended above Earth inhabited by humans called Sphereites. The two are separated by the Border. The Sphereites live in relative comfort compared to the inhabitants of Earth. Over time, the Sphere has polluted Earth by constantly dumping garbage, leading to serious environmental hazards and a stark contrast in living conditions between the two.

Floor
Main article: Earth
A large amount of garbage is dumped from the Sphere, because of this many areas on the ground are toxic and uninhabitable [ 1 ] in addition to the safe zones that were built in places that are not in the predetermined path of the Sphere. [ 2 ]

Safe zone
This is where humans can breathe without masks. Several villages form here, usually protected by a large wall. It is also in these areas that the Cleaners established their bases, like their headquarters. Shops and hospitals operate at full capacity, and the settlements appear to have large populations. These areas can exist as a whole even when the sky shifts and deadly debris falls. There is a predetermined route that allows Earth's inhabitants to build without worrying about falling debris.

Contaminated area
The contaminated zone is the closest danger zone to the settlements. Here, garbage beasts are created, and humans cannot survive 15 minutes without a mask. Large amounts of garbage can be found, and occasionally, humans can be seen collecting materials and corpses to sell, especially orbs.

Main article: No Man's Land
The most dangerous of all are the "No Man's Lands." The Cleaners have determined that there are a total of six of these locations. Any average person who enters will die almost instantly. The Garbage Beasts in these areas are tougher than usual and dangerous even for Givers.

Sphere
Main article: Sphere
The Sphere is a mobile island suspended in the sky by unknown means, and how to reach it is unknown. Because the people in the sky have been dumping their garbage on the people below for years, this has caused soil contamination. The Sphere itself is divided between rich and poor. The rich consume most of the resources, and their leftovers are consumed by those living in the slums.

Slums
The slums are where the tribe members, descendants of criminals, live. This area is disadvantaged and poor; however, crime is relatively low because the tribe members try to clear their names. Conditions here are similar to those in the Ground, where garbage is abundant and widespread. The buildings here, compared to those of the upper class, are poorly constructed, with many walls that don't even fit together. Population density is also very high, with houses crammed together compared to the upper class.

Both Earth and Sphere use a language that is yet to be named. It is used in all Earthly writing, such as signs and billboards, and has its own alphabet. There is also a variant of the language similar to katakana or hiragana. A prominent example of this variant can often be seen on the backs of cleaners' uniforms, just below the emblem.

Floor
Main article: Hell's Guard

The government of the Ground is currently unknown, but the main authoritarian force is the Hell's Watch. They focus on suppressing criminal activity, mainly the Givers who abuse their abilities to commit crimes in the Ground.

Sphere
Main article: Apostles

The government of the Sphere is currently unknown, but the main authoritarian force is the Apostles; they are in charge of maintaining peace in the Sphere by preventing people from committing crimes.

Religion
Sphere
The Sphere has books about gods, although the Sphere's spiritual beliefs are currently unknown.

Floor
Earth doesn't have much knowledge or understanding of the concept of divine beings or deities. When Mymo mentioned the concept of God, none of the Cleaners nor Gountess Knock seemed to recognize the word, much less its meaning.

Among the Groundlings, there are those who worship the garbage thrown from the Sphere, calling it "Blessing from Heaven," whether it is rotten food or discarded items that pierce their bones or crush their flesh, they call it a blessing and pay homage to it and force others to do the same.