Kiwako Makina

"Twisted or not, reality is made to be unfair and unjust."

- Makina

Kiwako Flügel Makina (蒔名フリューゲル季和子, Makina Furyūgeru Kiwako) is the former chief guard at Deadman Wonderland. She had the entire prison under her command, with the exception of G Ward. After she discovered Tamaki's secrets about the Wretched Egg, the Deadmen and the Forgeries, she turned against him and shut the prison down. Later, she set out on a mission to defeat Hagire Rinichirō and seal the Wretched Egg.

Background
Sometime before the storyline, Makina joined the Special Forces, where she learned her swordsmanship skills. There, she also befriended Ekō Kaidō, Kashima Toraichi and Bonbu. At some point, she became a warden at Deadman Wonderland. Four years before the start of the series, Makina ordered that the Necro Macro be used to hunt down and capture a rampaging Kiyomasa Senji within the prison.

Appearance
Makina is a young, attractive woman. She has noticeably large breasts (G-cupped, as she stated) with long, dark-brown hair that is usually kept in her prison-hat, with one lock of hair hanging right of her face. She has dark-blue eyes and she sports glossy nude pink lipstick. On duty, she wears her prison-uniform, that is dark-blue, with a matching hat. Her pants are white and she has black knee-length boots that are high-heeled.

After Operation Ende Fist, Makina was bound to a wheelchair.

In the epilogue, it is seen that Makina no longer needs a wheelchair.

Personality
Makina is a harsh, stone-cold enforcer, who doesn't hesitate to punish, often brutally, the prison population. She uses her decorated sword to cut whoever breaks the prison's rules, acts that almost always result in bloodshed. Despite her brutality, she is far less twisted than Tsunenaga Tamaki, whom she is greatly suspicious of, especially after discovering that she knows and has authority over only a part of Deadman Wonderland. She is also incredibly honest when answering questions about herself, as she casually told a prisoner her breast size when he asked in a lecherous manner and told her diet to her subordinate, Kasuga Kyōko, during an important situation.

It is later shown that Makina has an odd sense of justice. She is willing to commit crimes to solve much larger ones. Makina also isn't above blackmailing government officials to get things done. She cares for her friends and those she calls comrades.

Her diet consists of sake, wine and steak for dessert.

Prison Arc
She is first seen welcoming the prisoners to Deadman Wonderland, including Ganta. She introduces herself as the chief warden. She then explains that Deadman Wonderland is a special prison. She explains the full publicity and the touristic function of the prison. She asks if there are any questions and a prisoner asks what her bra-size is. She replies that it's a G. She was just about to talk about the prisoners' necklaces, when Yō Takami bumped into Ganta and stole his candy. Makina sees this and tells Yō that she'll overlook it if he gave the candy back. Yō pretends that he doesn't know what she is talking about and Makina says that he'll receive an appropriate punishment, and slashes him across the chest. While Kasuga tends to Yō's wound, Ganta yells that Makina is insane. Makina responds by stepping on Yō's head and telling Ganta that, insane or not, reality is made to be unfair and unjust. She concludes by saying that he and the other prisoners have no chance of escaping their reality - Deadman Wonderland.

She is next seen in Tamaki Tsunenaga's room, with him asking her if she did went a little overboard. Afterwards, she is seen explaining the functionality of the poison within the collar, as a prisoner goes insane. She explains that the prisoner does not have much time left to live, as the poison will kill him soon.

Deadman Arc
Makina, suspecting Ganta Igarashi to be somehow involved in the Red Man's attack in a Deadman Wonderland courtyard, sends out the Necro Macro to hunt him down. She later gets angry when Ganta and the Necro Macro go off the grid, causing her to believe there's an area of Deadman Wonderland that was hidden from her jurisdiction. After her men find no trace of the prisoners and the Necro Macro, she heads off to confront Tamaki on the matter. Outside of Tamaki's office, Makina runs into Chan and En who tell her that he is not currently accepting visitors. Makina states that she'll be quick and walks forward, Chan and En place their blades to her neck, telling her that that would be most ill-considered. Makina heeds their warning and leaves, angrily. When Makina returns, she discusses the recent tremor and the Red Hole incident with them.

Makina and her assistant illegally sneak into Tamaki's office when he's preoccupied with entertaining Major Aohi. They come across his list of "potentials" and are interrupted midway, forcing the two of them to hide within a stuffed chicken.

Epilogue
After a short time skip, Makina is seen alongside Kashima, Kasuga and Bonbu training a group of soldiers.

Equipment
Sword: Makina's first sword, that she uses the most. Her sword is a basic katana, but decorated round the tsuba and with a guard attaching the tsuba to the other end. A ribbon is tied to the guard. She carries it on her left side.
 * Worm Eater sword: When Karako Koshio smuggled some Undertaker weapons outside, she handed them to Ekō Kaidō and he brought them to a university lab. They investigated the Worm Eater and Ekō later embedded them into a sword. When Makina invited Ekō and his companions to Deadman Wonderland, he delivered the sword to Makina. She used the sword to battle the Forgeries.

Trivia

 * In her last scene of the anime, she hints at a character who has only appeared in the manga, while her role was left out in the anime. This character being Azami Midō.
 * Makina, along with Senji, makes corny names for different stuff, like Senji with Ganta's Ganta Gun and operation Mother-Gizmo Reinforcement, for not knowing how it works and Makina with her Operation Ende Fist, for finishing the operation with punching Tamaki.
 * Her first name, Kiwako, was revealed in the official guidebook The Irrational World.