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TurtleBerus

Character

TurtleBerus, spelled GameBeros by Viz, was a Demon-level Mysterious Being born from a discarded pet turtle. It crashed the first Hero Costume Contest, shrugging off waves of lower-ranked heroes before Saitama put it down with a single punch.

Status: Deceased
Level: Demon
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Appearance

TurtleBerus took the form of a huge, thinking turtle-like beast sporting three heads and a shell, all washed in a murky, muddy shade of green. Despite its bulk, it was able to rise up and stand on its back legs.

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History

The creature began life as an ordinary pet turtle. After its owner flushed it away down a toilet and into the sewers, it soaked in the filth long enough to mutate into a monster, emerging with a single-minded urge to drown people in sewer water. It burst into the hero costume contest just before Saitama could deliver a final verdict, crushed the B-Class and C-Class heroes on hand with ease, and announced its intent to drown humanity in sewage. The rampage ended when it charged the judges and Saitama flattened it with one blow.

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Abilities

Its Demon rating was well earned, as a crowd of C and B-Class heroes could do nothing to it, and even the S-Class hero Genos acknowledged its strength after the fight, noting the monster had been far from weak. Its shell and hide were extraordinarily tough, leaving Darkness Blade unable to scratch it, and its power was such that it batted heroes aside effortlessly and shattered Darkness Blade's armor in a single strike. In a fight it swung its paws as bludgeons, and it could also curl into a sphere to roll at enemies with far greater speed and force than its normal blows.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is TurtleBerus?

TurtleBerus, called GameBeros in the Viz translation, is a Demon-level Mysterious Being that takes the form of a huge, three-headed turtle-like beast covered in a murky green shell.

How did TurtleBerus become a monster?

TurtleBerus began life as an ordinary pet turtle. After its owner flushed it down a toilet into the sewers, it soaked in the filth long enough to mutate into a monster driven by a single minded urge to drown people in sewer water.

What did TurtleBerus do at the Hero Costume Contest?

TurtleBerus burst into the first Hero Costume Contest just before Saitama could deliver a final verdict, easily crushed the B-Class and C-Class heroes present, and announced its intent to drown humanity in sewage.

How strong was TurtleBerus?

TurtleBerus earned its Demon rating, as a whole crowd of C-Class and B-Class heroes could do nothing against it, and even the S-Class hero Genos acknowledged the monster had been far from weak. Its shell and hide were so tough that Darkness Blade could not even scratch it, while a single blow from TurtleBerus shattered Darkness Blade's armor.

How did Saitama defeat TurtleBerus?

TurtleBerus charged the judges during its rampage, and Saitama ended the fight instantly by flattening the monster with a single punch.

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