Okisaba talks about the Tokyo Marui VSR-ONE, which he deems his "strongest" airsoft gun due to its high performance, cost-effectiveness, and simple operation. He champions it for requiring minimal preparation, as it eliminates the need for batteries or gas, making it an accessible and high-value choice for skirmishes.

He argues that the VSR-ONE is ideal for aggressive, close-to-mid-range combat when paired with a simple red dot sight. Its compact design, featuring a pistol grip and foldable stock, offers superior maneuverability, forcing players to focus on precise, single-shot accuracy and tactical movement. The only minor drawback is the gun's quietness, which can occasionally lead to opponents not realizing they have been hit.