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Patricia Thompson, commonly called Patty, is a demon weapon who appears as a supporting character in Soul Eater Not!. She is the younger sister of Elizabeth, or Liz, Thompson, and together the two sisters form the pair of weapons known as Death the Kid's twin demon guns.
Patty's background begins on the streets of Brooklyn, where she and Liz were abandoned by their parents and grew up in poverty. To survive, the sisters turned to petty crime and became known by the nickname the Brooklyn Devils. Their circumstances changed when Death the Kid found them and took them in as his personal weapons, giving them a place at the Death Weapon Meister Academy and a new direction in life.
In personality, Patty is defined by her childlike innocence and naivety. She speaks in a sing-song voice and uses babyish pronunciations such as "hullo" for hello and "sowwy" for sorry. She tends to see nearly everything as a game and rarely takes life seriously. Her actions are often bizarre and unpredictable, driven by impulse rather than careful thought, and she sometimes startles those around her with blunt or nonsensical remarks. During a written exam, for example, she famously uses her test paper for arts and crafts instead of answering the questions, and she favors writing in yellow crayon. When things do not go her way, she may throw a tantrum, such as when she becomes overheated in the desert. Despite her usual cheerfulness, there are moments when a more serious side emerges, hinting that her bubbly exterior may partly be a way of coping with a difficult past.
Patty's motivations are simple and centered on enjoyment and companionship. Her primary goal is to have fun and to be with the people she loves, especially her sister and Death the Kid. She supports them faithfully as a weapon and approaches danger with curiosity rather than fear. Because she treats serious situations as play, she can disrupt tense moments with humor, though her fearless attitude also allows her to act boldly when action is needed.
Within Soul Eater Not!, Patty serves in a supporting role. Her presence brings a chaotic, energetic quality to the story, and her unpredictable behavior contrasts with the more orderly and serious characters around her. She helps keep the tone of the series light even when the cast faces dangerous circumstances.
Patty's most important relationship is with her older sister Liz. The two share a deep bond formed through years of relying on each other on the streets, and they work together seamlessly in battle. Her relationship with Death the Kid is marked by contrast: Patty enjoys the drama caused by Kid's perfectionist attitude and finds his frustration entertaining, yet she also cheers him up when he becomes too hard on himself. Her impulsive nature clashes with his obsession with order and symmetry, but the pair complement each other as partners. She also gets along well with other excitable characters, sharing a similar free-spirited energy with fighters like Black Star.
In terms of development, Patty does not undergo a dramatic transformation in Soul Eater Not!. Instead, her character is deepened by the contrast between her playful nature and the seriousness of the events around her. She consistently demonstrates loyalty, bravery, and a willingness to support her sister and partner, while occasional flashes of a more serious temperament hint at the hardships she experienced before becoming a student at the academy.
As a demon weapon, Patty can transform into a pistol, and together with Liz she becomes the twin handguns wielded by Death the Kid. The sisters are able to collect souls within the magazines of their gun forms, a distinctive trait of their weapon type. When Death the Kid is not with them, Patty and Liz can wield each other's weapon forms. Patty is noted for her strong physical abilities and capable fighting skills, which allow her to perform well in combat despite her small and seemingly fragile form. Her shooting skill is also considerable, and her erratic, hard-to-predict movements make her a difficult opponent to read. Her tendency to act without hesitation and her willingness to charge forward regardless of risk can break open stalemates and shift the momentum of a battle in her team's favor.
Patty's background begins on the streets of Brooklyn, where she and Liz were abandoned by their parents and grew up in poverty. To survive, the sisters turned to petty crime and became known by the nickname the Brooklyn Devils. Their circumstances changed when Death the Kid found them and took them in as his personal weapons, giving them a place at the Death Weapon Meister Academy and a new direction in life.
In personality, Patty is defined by her childlike innocence and naivety. She speaks in a sing-song voice and uses babyish pronunciations such as "hullo" for hello and "sowwy" for sorry. She tends to see nearly everything as a game and rarely takes life seriously. Her actions are often bizarre and unpredictable, driven by impulse rather than careful thought, and she sometimes startles those around her with blunt or nonsensical remarks. During a written exam, for example, she famously uses her test paper for arts and crafts instead of answering the questions, and she favors writing in yellow crayon. When things do not go her way, she may throw a tantrum, such as when she becomes overheated in the desert. Despite her usual cheerfulness, there are moments when a more serious side emerges, hinting that her bubbly exterior may partly be a way of coping with a difficult past.
Patty's motivations are simple and centered on enjoyment and companionship. Her primary goal is to have fun and to be with the people she loves, especially her sister and Death the Kid. She supports them faithfully as a weapon and approaches danger with curiosity rather than fear. Because she treats serious situations as play, she can disrupt tense moments with humor, though her fearless attitude also allows her to act boldly when action is needed.
Within Soul Eater Not!, Patty serves in a supporting role. Her presence brings a chaotic, energetic quality to the story, and her unpredictable behavior contrasts with the more orderly and serious characters around her. She helps keep the tone of the series light even when the cast faces dangerous circumstances.
Patty's most important relationship is with her older sister Liz. The two share a deep bond formed through years of relying on each other on the streets, and they work together seamlessly in battle. Her relationship with Death the Kid is marked by contrast: Patty enjoys the drama caused by Kid's perfectionist attitude and finds his frustration entertaining, yet she also cheers him up when he becomes too hard on himself. Her impulsive nature clashes with his obsession with order and symmetry, but the pair complement each other as partners. She also gets along well with other excitable characters, sharing a similar free-spirited energy with fighters like Black Star.
In terms of development, Patty does not undergo a dramatic transformation in Soul Eater Not!. Instead, her character is deepened by the contrast between her playful nature and the seriousness of the events around her. She consistently demonstrates loyalty, bravery, and a willingness to support her sister and partner, while occasional flashes of a more serious temperament hint at the hardships she experienced before becoming a student at the academy.
As a demon weapon, Patty can transform into a pistol, and together with Liz she becomes the twin handguns wielded by Death the Kid. The sisters are able to collect souls within the magazines of their gun forms, a distinctive trait of their weapon type. When Death the Kid is not with them, Patty and Liz can wield each other's weapon forms. Patty is noted for her strong physical abilities and capable fighting skills, which allow her to perform well in combat despite her small and seemingly fragile form. Her shooting skill is also considerable, and her erratic, hard-to-predict movements make her a difficult opponent to read. Her tendency to act without hesitation and her willingness to charge forward regardless of risk can break open stalemates and shift the momentum of a battle in her team's favor.