Magnesauza
CharacterMagnesauza is a Machine God battle robot built by The Organization and rated at least Demon level. Sent to claim Garou's body, it is torn apart by him in moments. The character exists only in the webcomic continuity.
Appearance
Magnesauza is a slim, humanoid machine that notably has no arms at all. Sharp spikes jut upward from its shoulder sections, and its head takes the form of a rounded, dome shaped helmet dotted with regularly spaced studs, a blank black visor set beneath it. Coarse, spiked plating armors the upper chest and shoulders in a way that calls to mind the hard shell of a spiny crab, while segmented, rib like panels run down a narrow torso toward a darkened lower body.
Personality
As a machine, Magnesauza seems built for nothing beyond completing its assignments. It flatly declares its intent to kill Garou and seize his corpse, then charges straight into the attack without hesitation or any sign of deeper thought.
Abilities
The robot's exact disaster rating is never stated outright, but its Machine God class alone marks it as formidable. Sweet Mask notes that robots of this series rank at least at the Demon tier. Even so, Garou dismantled it with barely any effort.
Its defining power is control over magnetism, letting it move metallic and magnetic material at will. In the fight it commanded a cluster of surrounding blades, directing them in coordinated strikes against its target. The confrontation itself was brief: Magnesauza approached Garou while he was laboring at a construction site, announced that it required his body, and hurled a storm of blades at him. Garou brushed the assault aside, destroyed the machine, and calmly went back to work.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Magnesauza in One-Punch Man?
Magnesauza is a Machine God battle robot built by The Organization and sent to claim Garou's body. The character appears only in the webcomic continuity of One-Punch Man.
What does Magnesauza look like?
Magnesauza is a slim, armless humanoid machine with sharp spikes on its shoulders and a rounded, dome shaped helmet over a blank black visor. Coarse, spiked plating covers its upper chest like a crab shell, with rib like panels running down its torso.
What powers does Magnesauza have?
Magnesauza controls magnetism, letting it move metallic and magnetic material at will, including a cluster of blades it directs in coordinated strikes against its target.
What threat level is Magnesauza?
Magnesauza's exact disaster rating is never stated outright, but Sweet Mask notes that robots of its Machine God series rank at least at the Demon tier.
How did Magnesauza's fight with Garou end?
Magnesauza approached Garou at a construction site, demanded his body, and hurled a storm of blades at him, but Garou brushed the attack aside and destroyed the robot with barely any effort.
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