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Osushi

Character

Osushi is a Dragon from the BURN THE WITCH world who hides inside the body of a Pomeranian and passes as Balgo Parks's pet in London. Placid and cuddly most of the time, he erupts into a monstrous Dark Dragon when startled or provoked, a change only Noel Niihashi can reliably calm.

English Voice: Kira Buckland
Japanese Voice: Rie Hikisaka
Race: Dragon
First Appearance (Manga): BURN THE WITCH
First Appearance (Anime): BURN THE WITCH
First Appearance (Game): Bleach: Brave Souls
Squad & Affiliations: Balgo Parks
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Appearance

As a housepet, Osushi looks like nothing more than a fluffy white Pomeranian, his muzzle, ears, and paws tinted brown. That harmless shape hides his real nature. When he takes on his Dark Dragon form he swells into a towering black beast with a pale underside, four heavy limbs, a pair of enormous wings, dense scales, and a mouth crowded with sharp teeth.

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Personality

In his canine guise Osushi is docile and obliging, happy to be used as bait or foisted onto strangers whenever Balgo needs him out of the way. The transformed Dark Dragon is another creature entirely, savage enough to try devouring the very people he lives with. Two months of soaking up Balgo's cruder impulses left him able to blurt out demands to see Noel's underwear, though he plainly has no idea what the words mean. By Noel's account he flares into his winged state whenever Balgo mocks him, sneezes, laughs too loudly, or lands in danger, and a bit of holding and petting is usually enough to shrink him back down.

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History

The animal Balgo eventually named Osushi had actually met its end on London's streets, only for a Disguiser Dragon to slip into the corpse and reanimate it. Roughly two months before his true nature came to light, Balgo stumbled onto the little dog and took it home, never suspecting he was raising a Dragon. His secret broke open the day Balgo carried him to the spot where Noel had vanished, where he ballooned into the Dark Dragon and had to be talked down. He later relocated with Balgo to Reverse London, where his abrupt partial transformations, and his habit of parroting Balgo's rude demands, keep Noel and Ninny Spangcole endlessly busy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Osushi in Burn the Witch?

Osushi is a Dragon from the Burn the Witch world who disguises himself as a Pomeranian and lives as Balgo Parks's pet in London. He appears harmless most of the time but can transform into a monstrous Dark Dragon.

What is Osushi's true form?

Beneath his fluffy Pomeranian appearance, Osushi is a Disguiser Dragon that reanimated a dead dog's body. When provoked he grows into a towering black Dark Dragon with wings, dense scales, and a mouth full of sharp teeth.

Why does Osushi transform into his Dark Dragon form?

Osushi flares into his Dark Dragon form whenever Balgo mocks him, sneezes, laughs too loudly, or ends up in danger. Holding and petting him is usually enough to calm him back into his dog shape.

How did Balgo Parks end up with Osushi?

Balgo Parks found the reanimated dog on the streets of London about two months before its true nature came to light and took it home as a pet, unaware he was raising a Dragon. Its secret was revealed when Osushi transformed into the Dark Dragon while searching for the missing Noel Niihashi.

Where does Osushi live in Burn the Witch?

Osushi relocated with Balgo Parks to Reverse London, where his sudden partial transformations and habit of parroting Balgo's rude demands keep Noel Niihashi and Ninny Spangcole busy.

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