She likes to tease and goad her opponents before she defeats them. Shura can be considered one of the most sadistic and sinister characters in the series. The text-only epilogue states this: She left footprints in numerous cities, but none know her end. They both become excited about the opportunity of finding someone stronger. After destroying Soul Edge and Soul Calibur, they realize that they are surrounded by monsters that were summoned by Soul Edge.

Shura defeats Algol, though she and the spirit are disappointed at how weak he is.

The spirit still searches for a perfect body, with the woman still looking for someone strong enough to satisfy her. Together, they transformed from two strong warriors to a single, even stronger warrior. As for the woman, she simply wanted someone worth killing. The spirit that had possessed her was in search of a powerful body so that it could return from the dead. She continued her aggressive way of life, until the world was calling her 'Shura', meaning 'Bloodshed'. She slayed many demons, until one day she became possessed by one. She eventually began to destroy evil spirits to keep things challenging. The woman was simply a killer, one who had never tasted satisfaction. A prominent feature is the grotesque skull of a demon strapped to her left shoulder. Her long hair is tied into a thin ponytail and she has a fringe covering her face. These are accompanied by blue arm and leg wraps complete with red sandals.

She wears a black vest top with black underwear and chaps. Shura has obvious Japanese influences in her design including her weaponry and dragon design on her clothes.

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