Captain Alexsandra Ivanovna Pokryshkin, deputy commander of the 502nd Joint Fighter Wing, hails from a generations-deep Orussian military lineage that forged her unwavering discipline and devotion to protocol. Her stern command style and uncompromising enforcement of regulations create constant friction with Yoshika Miyafuji's informal approach, while sparking a professional rivalry with base commander Minna-Dietlinde Wilcke over their opposing leadership philosophies—Alexsandra’s rigid discipline versus Minna’s nurturing flexibility. This rivalry fuels competitive drills and tactical debates, yet mutual respect anchors their interactions.

Beneath her intimidating exterior lies genuine concern for her unit’s efficacy. An exceptionally skilled combat pilot, Alexsandra channels her extensive training into maintaining operational readiness. Off-duty, she displays unexpected domestic precision, meticulously preparing robust Orussian dishes like borscht, and favors straight vodka without visible impairment. Persistent exposure to the 502nd’s unconventional environment—particularly Yoshika’s repeated defiance—gradually softens her stance. She adapts, however grudgingly, to the base’s unique dynamics and Minna’s leadership effectiveness, even as her core principles of duty and professionalism remain unshaken in humanity’s defense.