A surveillance satellite designed by Child Emperor to scout enemy forces from orbit. Ahead of the assault on the Monster Association, he used it to tally how many opponents the heroes would face, reading the base through heat rather than sight.
Child Emperor built a satellite to serve as an eye in the sky, gathering intelligence from far above the battlefield. It played a supporting role in the planning stage of the operation against the Monster Association.
The device works as a thermograph, mapping targets by their body heat rather than ordinary imaging. When Child Emperor turned it on the Monster Association's location, it registered more than five hundred separate heat signatures, giving the heroes a sobering count of the enemy numbers waiting for them.

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Child Emperor's Satellite is a surveillance device he built to serve as an eye in the sky, gathering intelligence on enemy forces from orbit.
The satellite functions as a thermograph, mapping targets by their body heat rather than through ordinary imaging.
When Child Emperor aimed the satellite at the Monster Association's base, it registered more than five hundred separate heat signatures, giving the heroes a sobering count of the enemies awaiting them.
Child Emperor both designed and operated the satellite himself, using it for reconnaissance ahead of the campaign against the Monster Association.
Child Emperor's Satellite was used in the planning stage before the raid on the Monster Association, helping the heroes gauge how many opponents they would face.
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