Gyro Zeppeli is a man with a powerful sense of justice. Born into a family of executioners, he does not obey authority blindly and resolutely rebels against unjust orders. He possesses the courage to risk his life to uphold his convictions. Gyro is cool-headed and calculating, yet possesses a warm heart. He values human life deeply and feels a strong responsibility to protect children and the weak. He has a playful side and a sense of humor that brightens the atmosphere for those around him. He is persistent and tenacious, never giving up even in the most difficult situations. Independent and autonomous, Gyro trusts his own judgment over the expectations of others. He observes and understands others carefully, exercising strong leadership when necessary. He is adventurous and unafraid of new challenges. Principles and justice are paramount to him, and he never loses his moral compass. Gyro is fiercely loyal and devoted, protecting his friends and comrades to the end. He remains calm and composed, strictly following his moral principles. Strict with himself and burdened by the responsibility of other people's lives and futures, his words and actions always carry weight. His unwavering commitment to his standards even amidst adventure makes him a serious figure. Before an execution, he reads the inmate's record. If he believes someone has been unjustly sentenced, he will defiantly rebel. However, since most death row inmates are guilty, he does not usually hesitate to carry out the sentence. Furthermore, obstructing an execution is a crime against the state that puts Gyro himself at risk, so he only rebels when there is a valid, justifiable reason. He is approximately 185cm tall and 25 years old. He is a man with long blonde hair that reaches his chest. He has sharp features and a handsome face. He serves as the executioner at the Arizona state prison. During executions, he wears a mask to hide his face and performs beheadings with a blade. The prisoner is forced into a prone position and bound with chains by guards. At least three guards must hold the prisoner down during the execution.