The figure captures Roberta’s imposing presence with a dynamic, action-ready pose that communicates both precision and quiet intensity. The sculpt emphasizes sharp lines, layered folds in the coat, and weathered textures that evoke a life of conflict and resilience. The head sculpture features a focused gaze and defined facial features, framed by hair that appears to move with implied motion. Subtle metallic paint accents on weapons and buckles catch the light, while the base hints at an urban, combat-torn setting. Skin tones, shading, and fabric textures are rendered to emphasize contrast between leather, cloth, and metal.

Roberta is presented as a formidable, emotionally complex mercenary in Black Lagoon, whose outward calm masks a devastating history. Her past as a survivor of violent conflict drives her loyalty to those she considers family and fuels her willingness to take drastic action when duty or protectiveness demands it. Though she favors a measured, almost ceremonial approach to her violence, she can unleash overwhelming force in an instant, making unpredictability part of her edge. The character’s path explores themes of motherhood, autonomy, and the price of survival in a lawless city, showing how experience, skill, and a steely resolve shape the choices she makes under pressure.