Captain Kuso is a non-canon character from the Chin Piece parody, one of Eunkov's hired actors and a spoof counterpart to Kuro, who performs while walking on his hands with claw blades fixed to his feet.
For all his theatrics, Kuso is remarkably feeble. Even fighting at full effort, he lost a three-on-one bout against Mechayowa Yoro.
When every other actor refused to keep working for Eunkov without being paid, Kuso was brought in as a last-resort replacement. He took the stage for a fight scene opposite Mechayowa Yoro and was knocked out cold.

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Captain Kuso is a non-canon character from the Chin Piece parody, one of Eunkov's hired actors who plays a spoof counterpart to Kuro. He performs the role while walking on his hands with claw blades fixed to his feet.
Captain Kuso is a man of ordinary build who gets around on his hands. He wears almost nothing besides a pair of glasses pushed onto his forehead and imitation versions of Kuro's Cat Claws strapped over his feet.
Captain Kuso is remarkably feeble despite his theatrics. Even fighting at full effort, he lost a three on one bout against Mechayowa Yoro.
Captain Kuso was brought in as a last resort replacement after every other actor refused to keep working for Eunkov without being paid. He then took the stage for a fight scene opposite Mechayowa Yoro.
Captain Kuso is knocked out cold during the staged fight scene against Mechayowa Yoro. His defeat highlights how feeble he actually is beneath the costume and theatrics.
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