Princi is the Spider Devil, an arachnid-themed devil who passes for a polite young woman while serving as a Public Safety Devil Hunter in Tokyo Special Division 4. Beneath the courteous manner she is a loyal weapon of Makima, able to skewer enemies on bladed legs and tear through zombies without blinking.
Princi presents as a young woman with black hair falling to her waist, dressed neatly in a blouse, an ornate bow tie, and a skirt cut to the knee. The illusion of normalcy breaks at two points. From her body extend eight spider legs that taper to curved, scythe-like tips honed sharp enough to punch through flesh. A zipper also runs down the middle of her face, its pull tucked beneath her chin so the whole front of her can be drawn open from below.
Because she spends most of her time wearing a human face, Princi behaves courteously and works comfortably alongside people, coming across as mild, well-mannered, and proper. Kishibe warns that the politeness is thin, since she will reportedly kill over nothing more than a rude glance. She slaughters zombies without a flicker of feeling, takes being mistaken for human in stride, and shows nothing even when her limbs are torn away. Above all she is bound to Makima, carrying out every order handed to her even when she privately objects.
Princi first sees action during the raid on Akane Sawatari's hideout, where the Violence Fiend briefly takes her for an ordinary person before she reveals herself by cutting down a swarm of zombies with her legs. In the campaign against the assassins she helps Makima and Beam mop up Santa Claus's doll puppets and is tasked with pulling Denji out no matter what and recovering the bodies of fallen hunters. When the fight spills into Hell, she rises from the ground to strike at the Darkness Devil, only to be flung back and stripped of most of her limbs. Her body then unzips so that Makima can climb out of her at the front line, a feat that brings the leader directly into Hell before both are returned to Earth. She is glimpsed one last time still limbless, standing among the crowd Makima holds under her control.

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Princi is the Spider Devil, an arachnid-themed devil who passes for a polite young woman while serving as a Public Safety Devil Hunter in Tokyo Special Division 4.
When the fight spilled into Hell, Princi rose to strike at the Darkness Devil, only to be flung back and stripped of most of her limbs. Her body then unzipped so Makima could climb out of her at the front line, and she was glimpsed one last time still limbless among the crowd Makima held under control.
Princi presents as a young woman with black hair falling to her waist, dressed in a blouse, ornate bow tie, and knee-length skirt. The illusion breaks at two points: eight scythe-tipped spider legs extend from her body, and a zipper runs down the middle of her face.
Because she spends most of her time wearing a human face, Princi behaves courteously and comes across as mild and proper, but Kishibe warns the politeness is thin, since she will reportedly kill over nothing more than a rude glance. Above all she is bound to Makima and carries out every order.
Princi skewers enemies on her eight bladed spider legs, which are honed sharp enough to punch through flesh, and she cuts down swarms of zombies without a flicker of feeling.
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