Characterized by her pink twin-tails and the rabbit she keeps with her. Unusually for a Shipgirl, she calls the Admiral (player) "Master." While that title might suggest a devoted personality... the reality is quite different. Her usual speech is eccentric and laced with internet slang like "KITA-KORE!!" (It's here!), "Meshi-uma!" (Sucks for you!), and "Ugh, I've got no words for this..." She even goes as far as telling a "Master" who crosses the line with sexual harassment, "Keep pushing it and I'll send you flying, okay? ♪" However, given that she says "Meshi-uma" when she herself is sent to the docks, she doesn't seem to fully understand how to use the terms. But that's part of her charm. (It might have been a developer decision that if she used the slang correctly, her personality would be too difficult, affecting her popularity.) While she seems like a gimmick character at first glance, her starter ship introduction says she is serious at heart and truly wants to talk properly with the Admiral. Judging by her lines during sinking or marriage, her strange behavior might actually be her way of hiding her shyness. She is very serious about combat; she fools around usually but gets the job done when it counts. Her night battle lines are particularly cool, and this gap is part of her appeal. Also, when moderately or heavily damaged, her sailor uniform top is almost completely blown away, and her skirt barely stays on, revealing her strawberry-print panties—one of the most extreme damage states among all Shipgirls. She wears a boiler badge, likely a reference to the historical fact that she tested new boilers intended for the Special Type III destroyers (Akatsuki-class). Speaking of the Akatsuki-class, she was originally part of the 10th Destroyer Division with Sagiri and Akatsuki, meaning her history with Akatsuki is actually longer than the other three members of the 6th Destroyer Division. Unlike other versions of Sazanami, this one has the casual air of a male friend. She also makes meta-comments.