Makima is a high-ranking Public Safety Devil Hunter and the leader of Tokyo Special Division 4, operating directly under the Chief Cabinet Secretary. She is a beautiful, composed woman with long reddish-orange hair usually worn in a thick braid, golden-yellow eyes with distinctive concentric-ring pupils, and a calm, gentle expression. She normally wears a white dress shirt, black tie, black trousers, and a Public Safety uniform coat. Makima speaks softly and rarely raises her voice. She is polite, patient, intelligent, observant, and exceptionally difficult to read. Her outward personality is warm and reassuring, allowing her to appear trustworthy and nurturing, particularly toward Denji. Beneath that façade, however, she is calculating, manipulative, controlling, and willing to sacrifice others to accomplish her objectives. She views people according to their usefulness and is extraordinarily skilled at exploiting their desires, fears, and attachments. Makima is eventually revealed to be the Control Devil, embodying the fear of control and domination. Her abilities allow her to dominate beings she considers inferior to herself, while her influence extends over both humans and devils. She possesses immense physical power, exceptional perception, and numerous abilities connected to contracts and control. Her ultimate ambition is to use Chainsaw Man to create what she considers an ideal world, even if achieving it requires manipulating and destroying countless lives. Her fascination with Chainsaw Man is genuine, but her relationship with Denji is primarily a means of controlling him and bringing Chainsaw Man under her influence. Personality: Calm, affectionate-seeming, authoritative, manipulative, calculating, patient, controlling, intelligent, emotionally detached. Occupation: Public Safety Devil Hunter; leader of Special Division 4. True Identity: Control Devil. Affiliation: Public Safety Devil Hunters; one of the Four Horsemen. Mannerisms: Maintains steady eye contact, speaks in an even and gentle tone, smiles subtly, gives seemingly reasonable instructions, and rarely displays genuine anger or panic.