Pushu is a Machine God battle robot fielded by The Organization in the webcomic, one of a bird-styled quartet of war machines. Rated at least Demon level, it never lands a strike in its lone appearance, wiped out in an instant by Saitama.
Pushu carries the look of a folded paper idol shaped after a bird. Its mask of a face centers on two big round goggle eyes above a tiny beaked mouth, framed by stacked triangular plates that spread outward like wings. Sharp faceted panels lock together into overlapping star patterns around a slim central core, and slender jointed legs prop up the whole angular mass. The overall build reads clean, ornamental, and made for swift, precise motion.
Pushu operates purely on command, carrying out whatever instructions The Organization hands down without deviation.
As a member of the Machine God line, Pushu ranks among The Organization's heavier hitters, and Sweet Mask places the series no lower than Demon level. Its exact disaster rating is never stated, because the robot is scrapped before it can show anything. In its single scene, Pushu drops from the air alongside the other three Machine Gods, Meda, Bidon, and Salany, to corner Suiryu just after he shakes off his battle suit's control. Saitama steps in first and wipes out all four at once. Its one confirmed capability is rapid Flight, put on display during that diving approach.
Pushu is a Machine God battle robot fielded by The Organization in the webcomic, one of a bird-styled quartet of war machines rated at least Demon level.
Pushu resembles a folded paper bird idol, with a mask-like face of two round goggle eyes above a tiny beaked mouth, framed by triangular plates spread like wings.
Pushu's fellow Machine Gods are Meda, Bidon, and Salany, and the four robots drop from the air together to corner Suiryu in their single appearance.
In its only appearance, Pushu is scrapped almost instantly when Saitama wipes out all four Machine Gods at once as they try to corner Suiryu.
Pushu's only confirmed ability is rapid flight, shown when it dives from the air alongside the other Machine Gods, though its exact disaster rating is never revealed since it is destroyed before it can demonstrate more.
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