Kuroha Diana Shiratori serves as Seleção No. 11, infamous as the "Johnny Hunter" for pursuing rapists and subjecting them to castration—a brutal crusade driven by her vendetta against sexual violence, though the specifics of her trauma remain unspoken. By day, she commands a modeling empire, wielding wealth and influence to dominate Tokyo’s elite; by night, she descends into vigilante justice, acting on volatile impulses and reckoning with fallout only after her strikes. Her Seleção status grants her Juiz, a digital concierge she exploits through a supercomputer-equipped truck to orchestrate her missions. During *The King of Eden*, she allies with Akira Takizawa, urging him to reclaim his identity in Japan and thwart antagonist Mononobe. To secure his position, she destroys her truck, severing her Juiz access in a calculated sacrifice. Her expertise extends to field medicine, patching Takizawa’s wounds, while her intelligence network delivers pivotal data. Though ruthless, she harbors empathy for victims, forging a layered alliance with Takizawa anchored in shared history and cryptic promises. Her name embodies duality: "Kuroha" merges "black" and "feather," while "Shiratori" signifies "white bird." The moniker "Diana" nods to the Roman huntress, mirroring her predatory precision. Visual depictions fluctuate between blue hair and eyes or mint-green locks with black irises, reflecting artistic interpretation. Initially enigmatic and oppositional, her arc shifts toward strategic collaboration, balancing ISTJ pragmatism and Enneagram 5w6 knowledge-seeking with flashes of idealism. Her persona intertwines clinical detachment and guarded compassion, particularly toward the vulnerable. While her journey transitions from solitary vengeance to coalition-building, fragments of her past—and the exact nature of her bond with Takizawa—linger in deliberate ambiguity.