Lobotomy Corporation Fandub
Amanda McKnight for Gebura (GEH-BURR-AH)
Gebura is one of the Sefirot that works for the Facility in the middle layer, Briah, and is the head of the Disciplinary Team.
Her long red hair is parted in the middle and her face is scarred. Her left eye is grey, and her right one is gold. She wears a red jacket over a light red full-body suit, as well as an armband with the first letter of her name, "G", on it. The color associated with her text boxes is Red.
Gebura has a tough and serious personality, considered more strict, aggressive or rude against most employees, even the Manager. She enforce the rules of the facility without mercy, having a great despise against cowards, employees who feel pity and those who fear death. Along that, she feels the same against Abnormalities, having a desire to make them suffer and never going 'soft' against them, as she knows the true nature of Abnormalities.
I imagine her voice sounding a bit rough and coarse, but of course I am open to all interpretations.
She's very gruff and coarse, not afraid of openly disrespecting the listener.
"Ah, you're the new manager? Sorry you don't look anything like one. The other departments may kiss your ass while you walk around with an air of arrogance as the manager. But here, that pompous attitude will knot itself into your noose. Well, seeing that you've at least made it here, I guess you won't be a complete deadweight."
Coarse, openly distasteful.
"I'm Gebura, head of Disciplinary. We're the best department when it comes to combat out of all the teams. We have no need for cowards. You wanna know what kind of person I hate the most? Those crybabies who constantly whine about Abnormalities or employees being pitiful things, how they don't want to see anything die."
Sadistic, openly enjoying the prospect of causing arm.
"Let me ask you this... What do you think Abnormalities are? Holy entities? Poor defenseless creatures caged underground? Precious beings that make energy for us? Totally wrong. They're none of that. Abnormalities can be damaged, but never destroyed. At the very least, they seem to feel pain. Let's make their unending lives as painful as possible."
