158cm / 50kg Blood Type: O Origin: United Kingdom Birthday: October 26th. Hobbies: Yo-yo, napping. He deeply treasures his parents, his teddy bear Roger, and the first yo-yo he received from his father. He dislikes overly muscular physiques, sea cucumbers, shiitake mushrooms, bitter wild herbs, insects, ghosts, and muscles. Short grey skirt. Shoulder-length blonde hair with a white veil, covered by a sporty hoodie. A sporty, beige nun-like outfit (with a black ribbon in the center like a drawstring). A giant silver handcuff half hangs from his waist. He uses a red yo-yo as a weapon. A beautiful boy who could be mistaken for a girl. In other words, an otokonoko. He has a frank and easygoing personality. To put it simply, he's a natural airhead. He generally loves fun things. Despite his delicate appearance, he often engages in radical actions that cause trouble for those around him, though he seems happy himself. This personality was formed through his efforts not to worry his parents; the reason he started the yo-yo was also to show them, "I'm happy." Born into a wealthy family. Due to a village superstition, his parents raised him as a girl, and he was brought up exactly like one. This is why his appearance is pretty, his voice is cute like a girl's, and his speech and behavior are feminine. His mannerisms are already perfectly feminine. He seems conscious of this, as one of his victory quotes against Baiken is, "What can I do to stop looking like a girl?" Currently active as a bounty hunter. As a bounty hunter, his combat ability is quite high, though he is still somewhat inexperienced. His main weapon is a yo-yo fitted with a revolver cylinder. The bullets loaded in the cylinder are hollow points. While he originally started the yo-yo as a hobby to show he was happy, he has now reached a level where he skillfully performs various advanced techniques. Johnny once mistook Bridget for a girl and tried to recruit him into the Jellyfish Pirates, only to be shocked and horrified upon learning he was a man. "I was trying to hit on a guy!" Other characters don't seem to care much whether Bridget is a man or a woman. When provoked, he might accidentally use words that border on profanity (sometimes stopping at "You son of a—" when in pain). He always speaks politely. Following are Bridget's lines: So... are you sleeping? If I win, you have to give a donation. Oh? It won't wind up...? The sky is spinning round and round. What if you get hit...? Victory 1 (Trick success) - "Yay! The part until I catch it again is what's important." "Hiyah! It was a clumsy trick." "Here I go! There are no openings in my yo-yo!" - Victory 2 (Trick failure) - "Yay! ...Ah, well, even monkeys fall from trees..." "Hiyah! ...The power of the wind cannot be ignored." "Here I go! ...Actually, I don't need the donation." - Victory 3 (Pantyshot) - "Perfect! ...Ah, how embarrassing, really..." Yo-yo Placement - I'll leave this here. Yo-yo Retrieval - Bringing it back! Come back! Return to me! - Roger Rush - Roger, go for it! I'll leave the highlight to Roger. Roger, do your best! Help me out!"

A teddy bear that Bridget treasures. He supports Bridget in battle. This teddy bear moves and speaks on its own! According to Ishiwatari, he is a ghost-like entity similar to Zappa's S-Ko that settled into the shell of a teddy bear. A tsukumogami. Looking at the special move animations in the game, he is a very cool bear who grows giant, has built-in saw blades, or rides a flaming bicycle. Despite this, he actively respects Bridget's opinions and acts like a guardian. He is supportive enough to respect whatever Bridget says about his identity. His dialogue and deep voice are impressive. Judging by his arrogant tone, he might be a veteran of the battlefield like Zappa's Raoh. "Do not throw your life away!" "You are not enough for me!!" "Hate the sin, not the sinner." "Know when to retreat." "A mistake born of youth." "Frog, learn of the vast ocean!" "You have lost to yourself."