A scouting robot deployed by Child Emperor and the Hero Association to map the path toward the Monster Association's lair. It crawled through the tunnels the Elder Centipede had bored underground until the enemy caught and silenced it.
Dig Here Woof Woof No. 3 is a reconnaissance robot that Child Emperor built for the Hero Association's push against the Monster Association. Its job was to trace a safe route toward the hidden base before the S-Class heroes committed to the raid.
The unit was sent down into the passages carved out by the Elder Centipede, feeding back information about what lay beneath. Gyoro Gyoro managed to seize the machine and used the discovery to alert the Monster Association, warning them to brace for the incoming heroes.

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Dig Here Woof Woof No. 3 is a scouting robot built by Child Emperor for the Hero Association to map a safe route toward the Monster Association's hidden base.
Child Emperor created Dig Here Woof Woof No. 3 as part of the Hero Association's preparations for the raid on the Monster Association.
Dig Here Woof Woof No. 3 was caught and silenced by Gyoro Gyoro, who used the captured robot to warn the Monster Association of the coming heroes.
The robot was sent through tunnels bored by the Elder Centipede to trace a safe path toward the Monster Association's lair before the S-Class heroes launched their raid.
Child Emperor was left uneasy after losing contact with the robot, aware that he had come close to pinpointing the enemy's exact location.
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