Mizubashou, a senior member of the Sheep Team alongside Benisumomo and Touwata, is driven by an obsessive passion for trap-building—a compulsion so ingrained she crafts intricate devices unconsciously. The act soothes her nerves, with withdrawal symptoms like trembling hands and sleeplessness emerging if halted. Named after the White Skunk Cabbage, her identity intertwines with floral symbolism, mirroring her connection to natural environments.

Her indiscriminate trap-setting once disrupted team cohesion, culminating in Benisumomo triggering one of her creations. This prompted a temporary ban, though Mizubashou remained unaware of her actions’ repercussions. The team later allocated her a forest zone marked with warnings, seeking compromise between her needs and collective safety. Benisumomo and Touwata devised a retaliatory trap to foster empathy, hoping she would grasp the importance of escape routes and foresight.

Instead of frustration, Mizubashou met their trap with exhilaration, deepening her conviction in traps’ universal allure. While this confirmed her unwavering dedication, it also spurred her acceptance of regulated practices within established boundaries. Her growth centers on harmonizing her fixation with team welfare, slowly embracing restraint and spatial awareness without abandoning her role as a trap artisan.

Braided hair, glasses, and a ponytail underscore her meticulous demeanor, while her earnest personality contrasts humorously with the chaos her traps incite. This duality amplifies themes of balancing individuality with communal harmony, anchoring her narrative evolution.