Piisuke is the loyal parrot of the sniper Heisuke Mashimo, serving as his eyes on the battlefield. Small, yellow, and endlessly devoted, the bird doubles as a spotter and a good-luck charm for his owner.
Piisuke is a diminutive parrot of bright yellow plumage, distinguished by a strap of little pouches slung around his neck.
Fiercely devoted to Heisuke, Piisuke lifts his spirits whenever the man grows glum and backs him up in fights. His affection extends to others as well, and he has happily settled atop Lu's head to be petted by her and Shin. The bird is also tender-hearted; he sinks into gloom on believing Shin dislikes him for preferring dogs, then brightens the moment Shin admits a fondness for birds and strokes his feathers.

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Piisuke shares a tight bond with Heisuke, who reckons the monthly cost of feeding him at around ten thousand yen. The parrot serves as more than company; he acts as a spotter, sharpening Heisuke's view of the battlefield much as a sniper's partner would, and the two are seen as mutual bringers of luck.
Piisuke is a small parrot with bright yellow plumage who belongs to the sniper Heisuke Mashimo.
Piisuke serves as more than just Heisuke Mashimo's pet, acting as a spotter who sharpens his view of the battlefield much like a sniper's partner would. The two are also seen as mutual bringers of luck.
Piisuke is fiercely devoted to Heisuke Mashimo, lifting his spirits when he grows glum and backing him up in fights. The parrot is also tender-hearted, growing gloomy when he believes Shin dislikes him before brightening at Shin's affection for birds.
Heisuke Mashimo reckons the monthly cost of feeding Piisuke at around ten thousand yen.
Piisuke debuts in Chapter 17 of the manga and Episode 6 of the anime.
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