Chianti serves as a sniper in the Black Organization’s assassination unit, partnering with Korn on high-stakes assignments—a dynamic echoing Gin and Vodka’s partnership. She follows directives from senior operatives like Gin and Rum, though her rapport with the latter carries a lighter tone compared to Gin’s stern command. Her past hints at a link to Calvados, a fallen comrade, with Chianti blaming Vermouth for his demise. This fuels a bitter rivalry defined by sharp exchanges and unresolved threats of revenge, tempered only by Vermouth’s standing with the organization’s elusive leader. Her alliance with Korn blends tactical trust with subtle personal undertones, illustrated in a non-canon moment where she playfully flusters him by proposing a romantic outing. Chianti excels in long-range sniping, achieving precision up to 600 yards—a range exceeded by Akai Shuichi. Her toolkit includes an HK PSG-1 semi-automatic rifle and a blue Dodge Viper with dual white stripes, which she maneuvers with practiced ease. Like Gin and Korn, she prioritizes headshots, favoring ruthless efficiency. A swallowtail butterfly wing tattoo adorns her left eyelid, initially envisioned by the creator to mimic flight during combat before design revisions. Her signature black leather ensemble and collared suit reinforce her lethal image. Impulsive and volatile, she revels in violence, often ignoring collateral damage—a habit prompting Gin to reprimand her recklessness. Despite her aggression, she shows unwavering deference to the organization’s leader, visualized alongside peers during a critical plot revelation. Her missions span thwarted political assassinations, eliminating a CSIS spy in Toronto, and non-canon operations like disabling police vehicles and targeting Conan Edogawa. In one film, she executes traitorous member Irish and pursues Conan, while the "Great Detective Turned Small" special briefly positions her in a lab sequence. Chianti trades barbs with Kir over her recruitment and derisively labels Conan a "brat," her dialogue laced with abrasiveness. Though her motivations remain shrouded, her consistent presence across episodes, films, and specials cements her as a secondary yet formidable antagonist within the organization’s ranks.