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Super Brave Giant

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Super Brave Giant is Child Emperor's mountain-dwarfing super robot and his ultimate trump card in the webcomic. Built to crush threats like the Monster Association, its enormous bulk brings raw power but robs it of speed and leaves its armor fragile.

Type: Robot
Canon: Webcomic only
Owner: Child Emperor
Status: Destroyed
Creator: Child Emperor
Webcomic Debut: Chapter 155 (Webcomic)
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Overview

Super Brave Giant is an immensely powerful machine designed by Child Emperor and reserved as his final trump card in the webcomic. It is a towering humanoid robot with a bulky, armored body cast in a retro super-robot style. Far bigger than the earlier Brave Giant, it rises visibly higher than mountains. Its head is fairly round and helmet-like, topped by a pair of horn-shaped protrusions and set with big circular eyes, while thick mechanical limbs, riveted shoulders, and a segmented midsection lend it a heavy, industrial feel.

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Function

As the largest robot the series has shown, Super Brave Giant is Child Emperor's mightiest creation, meant as an ultimate weapon against dangers on the scale of the Monster Association. Its sheer mass lets it stamp mountains flat and tear up the landscape simply by walking. It flies as well, riding energy thrusters on its back that carry it from orbit down to the surface. The design has serious flaws, though: all that weight strips it of mobility and speed, and Bofoi points out that the load the frame places on its own armor is miscalculated, so the body dents far too easily and its durability suffers. In close combat it hits hard, yet its size makes it clumsy against nimbler foes.

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Notable Users

Child Emperor is the robot's builder and operator, wielding it as his last resort. Its weaknesses prove fatal in practice: Bofoi's agile Metal series robots hold a decisive edge over it, and Genos, fitted with Dr. Kuseno's final upgrade, punches a massive hole clean through the machine and destroys it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Super Brave Giant in One-Punch Man?

Super Brave Giant is an immensely powerful robot designed by Child Emperor and kept as his ultimate trump card in the webcomic. It is a towering, armored humanoid machine that stands taller than mountains, far bigger than the earlier Brave Giant.

What can Super Brave Giant do?

Super Brave Giant's sheer mass lets it flatten mountains and tear up the landscape simply by walking, and it can fly using energy thrusters on its back. It was built to counter threats on the scale of the Monster Association.

What are Super Brave Giant's weaknesses?

Super Brave Giant's enormous weight strips it of mobility and speed, and Bofoi notes that its frame miscalculates the load on its own armor, making it dent too easily. Its size also makes it clumsy against nimbler opponents.

How was Super Brave Giant destroyed?

Super Brave Giant was destroyed by Genos, who was fitted with Dr. Kuseno's final upgrade and punched a massive hole clean through the machine. Bofoi's agile Metal series robots also held a decisive edge over it.

When did Super Brave Giant first appear?

Super Brave Giant debuted in Chapter 155 of the webcomic and exists only in that continuity, as it is webcomic-only canon.

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