Atroe is a young inmate at Green Dolphin Street Prison in Stone Ocean, jailed for child abduction and fixated on the idea of being kidnapped herself. Bullied behind bars, she volunteers to search a prison swamp and is killed by Foo Fighters, whose plankton then takes over her body.
Atroe is a twenty-two-year-old American woman standing about 165 centimeters tall. Her hair is green, and her eyes are drawn brown in the manga and blue in the anime.
A strange obsession defines her, as she is fixated on the notion of being kidnapped. That fixation drove her to abduct a child and hold the boy for ten days, a crime that landed her seven years at Green Dolphin Street Prison, where she lives in cell 241. She counts Edward Scissorhands among her favorite films and is fond of its star, Johnny Depp. Life inside is hard on her, since other inmates single her out for regular bullying.

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Atroe is a young inmate at Green Dolphin Street Prison in Stone Ocean, fixated on the idea of being kidnapped herself and jailed for abducting a child.
Atroe was imprisoned for abducting a young boy and holding him for ten days, a crime that earned her a seven-year sentence in cell 241 of Green Dolphin Street Prison.
Atroe volunteers to help search the prison swamp for missing inmates, and Foo Fighters kills her out in the marsh.
After Atroe's death, her corpse becomes the vessel that the plankton Stand Foo Fighters inhabits.
Life is hard on Atroe in Green Dolphin Street Prison, where other inmates single her out for regular bullying.
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