NO.137ANIMEOOTDRevy
NO.137ANIMEANIME OOTD / CHARACTER ARCHIVE
Revy
Black Lagoon ↗ / 2001
Lagoon Company gunfighter
AI-assisted illustrations · Not official anime stills








Revy appears in Rei Hiroe’s chapter 0, “Black Lagoon,” where Dutch addresses her by name during the opening hijacking. The one-shot appeared in Sunday GX’s April 2001 issue; regular serialization began with the May 2002 issue. Her narrative debut and the work’s first publication therefore belong to 2001, before the collected volume and anime.
Her two-pistol fighting earns her the name “Two Hand,” and her customized weapons are called Sword Cutlass. Mild spoilers for TV episode 6: frustration with Rock spills into a mission until Dutch calls her to order. Her danger comes from both exceptional ability and the risk of losing restraint.
Mild spoilers: episode 7 carries her conflict with Rock through an ordinary round of errands. His negotiation at the church succeeds, but their lunch ends with her drawing a gun. Episode 10 shifts to Roberta’s pursuit: after being knocked unconscious, Revy wakes and confronts her. She drives both the action and the crew’s internal friction.
Dutch leads the crew, Benny provides technical support, Rock handles languages and negotiation, and Revy supplies the firepower. Benny’s official profile credits her with rescuing him before he joined. Outside the company, Eda is someone Revy opens up to despite their frequent quarrels. Affection and abrasive speech need not be opposites in her circle.
Two 2006 TV seasons total 24 episodes; the five-part Roberta’s Blood Trail OVA followed in 2010–11. Megumi Toyoguchi voices Revy. The visual reference is her present-day adult anime design: reddish-brown ponytail, brown eyes, dark tank top, denim shorts and a black tattoo on her right shoulder and upper arm, separate from the early chapter-0 manga design. Accompanying images are unofficial AI-generated fan art, not official stills or photographs of an actress.
Original fan interpretation: Revy and Rock can be read as testing two survival methods, force that ends a confrontation and words that change its terms. That lens explores trust; it does not establish an official romance. A lighter detail is that her licensed Nendoroid includes smiling, combat and serious faces. Anger is only part of her expressive range.