Tsukuyomi Spy
CharacterThe Tsukuyomi Spy is an unnamed, artificially made Esper working for Tsukuyomi who planted himself inside the Blizzard Group as a mole. Partnered with Apollo, he gathers secrets from within and even poisons Fubuki's supplements before the operation unravels.
Appearance
He is a young man sporting an undercut curtains cut, and when he takes flight the hair lifts to expose a scar running along the left side of his head. Large earrings hang from his ears, and he goes about dressed in Blizzard Group attire.
History
Having only recently been taken into the Blizzard Group, he spent his time there quietly collecting intelligence and slipping a poison capsule into the beauty supplements Fubuki took each day. His cover holds until Apollo seizes the psychic sisters and Psykos, at which point the spy steps out of the shadows to leave with him, prompting Mountain Ape to peg him as the new recruit. When Tatsumaki overpowers Apollo, he bolts for a hole in the wall but is hurled straight into the concrete instead.
Later, as Saitama and Tatsumaki carry their quarrel outside, the spy and Apollo burrow underground to the parking lot where Apollo's car waits. With his partner gravely hurt, he takes the driver's seat and speeds away, checking on Apollo before catching sight of a huge tornado in the mirror and wondering whether Tatsumaki was behind it.
Abilities
Little is documented about his true ceiling beyond the fact that Tatsumaki brushed him aside without effort. As a Tsukuyomi agent and manufactured Esper he commands a measure of psychokinesis, which lets him propel his own body through the air and fly at some speed. Physically he proved durable as well, weathering a slam into a concrete wall hard enough to crack it, though the impact left him badly hurt and bleeding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Tsukuyomi Spy?
The Tsukuyomi Spy is an unnamed, artificially made Esper who works for Tsukuyomi and infiltrates the Blizzard Group as a mole, partnered with Apollo.
What did the Tsukuyomi Spy do to Fubuki?
The Tsukuyomi Spy spent his time undercover in the Blizzard Group quietly gathering intelligence, and he slipped a poison capsule into the beauty supplements Fubuki took each day.
What happened to the Tsukuyomi Spy when Tatsumaki fought Apollo?
When Tatsumaki overpowers Apollo, the Tsukuyomi Spy tries to bolt for a hole in the wall but is instead hurled straight into the concrete, leaving him badly hurt. He and Apollo later burrow underground to a parking lot, where he drives the injured Apollo away in his car.
What abilities does the Tsukuyomi Spy have?
As a Tsukuyomi agent and manufactured Esper, the Tsukuyomi Spy commands psychokinesis, which lets him propel himself through the air and fly at speed. He is also physically durable, surviving a slam into a concrete wall hard enough to crack it.
What does the Tsukuyomi Spy look like?
The Tsukuyomi Spy is a young man with an undercut curtains hairstyle that hides a scar running along the left side of his head, along with large earrings and Blizzard Group attire.
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