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Mantis Exosuit Kur

Character

A member of the Kur Advance Unit, this warrior fights entirely from within his Mantis Exosuit. He stands as a leading foe of the Space Globalists Arc, hunting Okarun on Earth before a riverside duel with Mantisian ends in his death.

Race: Kur
Gender: Male
Status: Deceased
Affiliation: Kur (Advance Unit)
Manga Debut: Chapter 79
Combat Style: Mantis Exosuit
Classification: Alien
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Appearance

No one ever glimpses this Kur apart from his exosuit. Since he belongs to the Kur race, observers assume his real body carries the octopus-like form common to his kind.

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Personality

Like most of his race, this Kur holds little regard for other life in the universe. Sharp-eyed and merciless in a fight, he readily taunts any foe who shows fear. Combat in his exosuit delights him, all the more against a strong rival, since it lets him push the machine to its limits. Sure of that hardware, he brushed off whatever edge an enemy claimed to hold, and the swagger turned him careless. Even with his suit already cracked by a punch from Mantisian's transformed state, and even after a warning about his rival's underwater might, he swung again and fell to the return blow.

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History

This Kur took part in his people's assault on Sumer, counted among the few set to watch over a throng of Sumerian captives offered up to a Big Mama. When the men revolted amid an intrusion by Bamora, Banga, Tome, and Aja, his squad reached the warp-gate pyramid only to see Banga send Bamora off to Earth. On Earth the Advance Unit hunts that target and turns on the Serpo, then splits up to corner Okarun and the others as energy sources for a warp gate. Riding with Hastur's group, he helps incapacitate Okarun and strip his kintama, but flees when Mantisian appears. During the later invasion he duels Mantisian with laser blades, chasing the fight into a river where he switches his suit to underwater mode and poisons his foe. The punch that cracks his armor stuns him, and Mantisian's fully shifted Jet Punch shatters the exosuit, leaving the Kur to die in its blast.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Mantis Exosuit Kur in Dandadan?

The Mantis Exosuit Kur is a member of the Kur Advance Unit who fights entirely from within his Mantis Exosuit. He stands as a leading foe of the Space Globalists Arc, hunting Okarun on Earth before a riverside duel with Mantisian ends in his death.

What does the Mantis Exosuit Kur look like?

No one ever glimpses the Mantis Exosuit Kur apart from his exosuit. Since he belongs to the Kur race, observers assume his real body carries the octopus-like form common to his kind.

What can the Mantis Exosuit do?

The Mantis Exosuit Kur's suit wields laser blades, can switch to an Underwater mode, and carries a venomous needle that poisons foes. He is sure of that hardware, which made him careless in battle.

How did the Mantis Exosuit Kur die?

The Mantis Exosuit Kur duels Mantisian with laser blades, chasing the fight into a river. A punch from Mantisian's transformed state cracks his armor and stuns him, and a fully shifted Jet Punch shatters the exosuit, leaving the Kur to die in its blast.

What is the Mantis Exosuit Kur's role in the Kur invasion?

The Mantis Exosuit Kur took part in his people's assault on Sumer and later joined the Advance Unit hunting Okarun and others as energy sources for a warp gate. He helped incapacitate Okarun and strip his kintama before fleeing when Mantisian appeared.

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