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Kushan Scouts

Character

The Kushan Scouts are the silent reconnaissance and assassination arm of the Kushan Empire, Bakiraka clansmen who slip across rooftops and cut down their targets in an instant under Silat's command.

Status: Alive
Purpose: Scouting and assassination
Affiliation: Kushan Empire; Bakiraka clan
Japanese Name: クシャーン斥候
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Overview

The Kushan scouts serve the Kushan Empire as its eyes and its killers, usually operating alongside the tapasa and Silat, whose words mark them as members of the Bakiraka clan. Their trade is stealth and swift murder; they can wipe out a band of thieves before the victims even register the threat. They carry a bewildering assortment of blades and tools, from chakrams and katars to man-catching ropes and poison-laced arrows.

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Role

During the Conviction chapter a pack of scouts drops onto a ruined village to butcher the bandits Isidro had been robbing, then turns on the boy before Guts intervenes and slaughters the whole force. After Silat locates the 'Land of Oracle' at Albion, the scouts fall upon the ceremony's survivors, met by Guts, Serpico, Jerome, Isidro, and the timely arrival of Azan and Zodd, who scatters and kills them as everyone gapes at Griffith's incarnation. In the Millennium Falcon chapter, scouts try to poison Griffith during Mule's induction and are massacred by Rakshas, while another patrol shadows the disguised populace of Wyndham before Silat lets them pass. They finally watch the climactic clash against the twice-reborn Ganishka, likening the emperor to the destroyer god Shiva.

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Notable Members

The scouts are an anonymous body drawn from the Bakiraka clan rather than a roster of named individuals, defined by their loyalty to Silat and the tapasa who oversee them. In the Golden Age film trilogy a handful appear beside Silat during the raid on the Band of the Falcon, identified in the tie-in artbook as Bakiraka clansmen. Their signature is the vast personal arsenal each one carries, a catalog of exotic Indian and Central Asian weaponry.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the role of the Kushan Scouts in Berserk?

The Kushan Scouts serve as the reconnaissance and assassination arm of the Kushan Empire. Their trade is stealth and swift murder, and they can wipe out a band of thieves before the victims even register the threat.

Who commands the Kushan Scouts?

The Kushan Scouts operate under the command of Silat, usually working alongside the tapasa as well. All three answer to the Kushan Empire's wider war effort.

What clan do the Kushan Scouts belong to?

The Kushan Scouts are members of the Bakiraka clan, as marked by Silat's own words identifying them. They serve the Kushan Empire as its eyes and its killers.

What weapons do the Kushan Scouts carry?

The Kushan Scouts carry a bewildering assortment of blades and tools, including chakrams, katars, man-catching ropes, and poison-laced arrows. This vast personal arsenal is a signature of every scout.

Do the Kushan Scouts appear in the Golden Age Arc anime films?

The Kushan Scouts make a cameo appearance in the Golden Age Arc film trilogy, where a handful appear beside Silat during the raid on the Band of the Falcon. The tie-in artbook identifies them as Bakiraka clansmen.

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