Don Quixote

Don Quixote wields a massive lance named SUEÑO IMPOSIBLE ("the Impossible Dream" in Spanish) that is nearly twice her height, but somehow has the strength to wield or throw it when she feels the need. For example, at the K Corp border check, she is able to use it to pierce thick glass separating the Limbus Company team from a section where she saw a guard harassing a child.

Alternate IDs

Shi Association South Section 5 Director: An alternate world where Don cracks jokes to dull the trauma caused by her assassination assignments, and tries to fight for better treatment of her underlings. This ID's skills revolve solely around slash attacks with her katana, with additional Poise and Haste on successful hits.

W Corp. L3 Cleanup Agent: An alternate world where Don joins as a rookie member of W Corp, happy to be part of the cleanup crew for the WARP trains, until she realizes what her job truly entails. Mostly slash-based attacks (and one pierce) with her short swords that rely on building up Charge and then unleashing it with her Skill 3 for massive damage.

N Corp. Mittelhammer: A true believer who has bought into the words of The One Who Grips rather than eating drugged food. She inflicts mostly blunt damage with additional Tremor, in addition to sticking enemies with Nails that provide bonuses to other N Corp allies.

Cinq Association South Section 5 Director: A master duelist who wields a piercing rapier, this Don can Haste herself and apply Bind to enemies on successful attacks.

The Middle Little Sister: As a member of The Middle, she uses chains wrapped around her fists as blunt weapons, beating enemies of her family until they Bleed.

Lobotomy E.G.O::Lantern: Don wears E.G.O. equipment drawn from the Abnormality O-04-84, Meat Lantern, in an alternate universe where she is a member of Lobotomy Corporation's Training Team. Though this ID has Slash and Pierce Skills that inflict Rupture on targets, this ID is mainly useful for tanking hits from enemies, and slightly healing itself.

E.G.O.

La Sangre de Sancho

Lifetime Stew

Fluid Sac

Telepole

Trivia

As her name and attitude suggest, Don Quixote is a direct reference to the titular protagonist of the novel “Don Quixote,” written by the Spanish writer Miguel de Cervantes, originally written in two parts with the first published in 1605, and the second 10 years later in 1615. The novel's Don Quixote was an old hidalgo who read so many chivalric romance stories that he decided to become a knight errant himself. He dons an old suit of armor, imagines his old workhorse to be a noble steed named Rocinante, and pretends that an old slaughterhouse worker named Aldonza is his courtly lover Dulcinea del Toboso. He then sets off across La Mancha, hoping to right the many wrongs he sees. How much of the story is the imagination of a madman, and how much is simply an old soul who embodied chivalry years after the fact, is up to interpretation.