The gun that the pink girl held was a ≪P90≫, produced by a Belgian company named FN Herstal (FN). It was around 50 cm long.

It was an atypical weapon that had a hard-to-distinguish grip, looking like it was a rectangular box, which had a part of it carved out to form a hole.

The magazine was made out of clear plastic and had visible bullets attached atop the centre of the gun. It contained 50 bullets each. Excluding machine guns, it was a magazine with the largest capacity.

The P90, just like her clothes, was painted in darkened pink. Coupled with its atypical appearance, at a glance the gun looked as if it was a toy. Holding it with her small body, she even looked like a child who received a Christmas present with flashy wrapping paper.

(Squad Jam Volume 1, 14)