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The Jet Booster Exosuit Kur refers to the conscripted alien affiliated with the Kur's Advance Unit, serving as Hastur's right hand.
Following the Kur's defeat in their attempted invasion of Earth by the Family and Reiko Kashima, the alien was found by Count Saint-Germain as the only survivor and was hired by him to act as his subordinate. Having been defeated by Okarun during the invasion, resulting in her life-long plan to take revenge on the Kur's emperor being ruined, the alien swore to eliminate him.
In Dandadan, she serves as a major antagonist during the Space Globalists Arc and a supporting antagonist during the Kozuka Knives Arc.
Appearance[]
She is a female alien with a humanoid body, while possessing a very lean, muscular and athletic build with straight shoulder-length, light-colored hair that is parted in the middle, with a few strands gently falling over her forehead and pointy ears. Her entire body is covered in scars, all of which were inflicted by the Kur during their invasion of her home planet. Her most prominent ones are the two on her face; a diagonal cut on her right cheek and a vertical one on her left. Along with her scars, she lost her left eye and has it replaced with an artificial crosshair pupil. She is mainly seen wearing her exosuit, which helps her to survive the gravity on foreign planets.
In the past, before the Kur invaded her planet, she was more slender, her hair was longer, and her body showed no signs of damage.
Gallery[]
Personality[]
This alien woman is an extremely vengeful individual, having gone to great lengths to get her chance to bring justice to her destroyed home world by assassinating the emperor of the invaders responsible for taking everything away from her. After infiltrating the Kur army, she meticulously portrayed herself as the ideal soldier to gain enough trust to receive an audience with the emperor, demonstrating a cold, unflinching attitude toward the Kur's targets in pursuit of her goal. This facade was apparent during her confrontation with Okarun and during the invasion with Momo and Bamora, where she forcefully kicked Momo away from Bamora and seized the Suemrian girl by the neck while registering her survival after being killed by Hastur.
With years of continuous war, conquest, horrific acts of genocide, and endurance climbing up the ranks to gain the trust of her enemies and complete her quest for vengeance rendered meaningless following the Family's triumph over the Kur invasion, the alien's spirit became consumed by sorrow and frustration, leading to a decision to give up on living. However, as both a final act of vengeance and a prelude to her own self-destruction, she became fixated on killing Okarun, whom she held responsible for her plan's collapse following her defeat at his hands during the invasion, which led to her separation from the Kur after its conclusion. Her relentless focus was apparent as she ignored Hase's attempts to dissuade her from interfering with his own vendetta against Okarun.
Background[]
The alien with her partner before their planet's invasion.
She once lived a serene life on her home planet with her partner. However, it was soon destroyed following the Kur's arrival on her world to conquer and forcibly integrate it into their empire like many others. Driven by the devastation of her world, she survived the upheaval and infiltrated the alien army. Over the course of more than a century, she played a pivotal role in countless invasions and genocides, methodically climbing the ranks to achieve her ultimate goal of getting close to the Kur emperor and exact her revenge for the destruction of her planet. Her efforts proved to be fruitful as she eventually became the right hand of Hastur, the leader of the Advance Unit.
Among the invasions, the alien took part in the conquest of Sumer. During this time, she and her team caught Banga using the Sumerian pyramid to transport Bamora to Earth in the midst of a rebellion between the enslaved male Sumerians and the Kur. Refusing to allow her to escape, the Advance Unit later departed for Earth to capture Bamora.
Synopsis[]
Kintama Hunt Saga[]
Space Globalists Arc[]
The Advance Unit launching an assault on Okarun.
After the Advance Unit arrived on Earth to track down Bamora, the team launched an attack on the Serpo at their base and separated to ambush Momo, Okarun, Aira, and Jiji who were affiliated with their target, wanting to accelerate the warping speed of their main fleet by using their bodies as batteries. The alien, along with five other members, approach Okarun just as he was departing from the Ayase residency and engaging him in battle. After Hastur knocks Okarun unconscious with his spatial carving attack, the alien uses a Serpo apparatus to extract Okarun's single kintama from his crotch. As the team prepares to leave through a portal with both Okarun and his kintama, Mr. Mantis Shrimp arrives to stop them from abducting Okarun. The alien gets herself ready to fight him. However, Hastur stops her, telling his ally that they did not have the time to focus on him, and has his team depart without Okarun in their possession.
The alien attempting to break through Rokuro's psychic barrier protecting him, Momo, and Bamora.
As the Kur activate their warp gate using Okarun's kintama to gradually summon their main fleet, the Advance Unit stands guard, ready to fend off any intruders. They soon find themselves clashing with the Family. The alien and Ta Koshin Jo launch a surprise attack on Momo and Rokuro as they race to close the warp gate. In the midst of this confrontation, Bamora, wielding her kaiju exosuit, swiftly joins the fray after attacking Ta Koshin Jo. With Ta Koshin Jo's defeat by the Sumerian girl, Hastur hands an electrical restraining device to the alien to bind Bamora. This opens a window for Hastur to extract Bamora from her exosuit and pierce her abdomen with his tail. As Momo desperately tries to heal Bamora's fatal wound, the alien relentlessly attacks Rokuro's psychic barrier protecting Momo. When Rokuro's barrier finally falls, the alien kicks Momo aside and seizes the now-healed Bamora by the neck. Observing Bamora's survival, the alien interprets it as luck being on her side. Momo, using her powers, hurls a tree at the alien, causing her to lose her grip on Bamora.
The alien defeated by Okarun.
The alien engages in battle alongside Hastur against Momo; however, she is swiftly neutralized when Momo encases her in a sphere of debris. The alien then escapes from her trap just as Kur reinforcements arrive. Following this, Okarun, Aira, Mr. Mantis Shrimp, and the Evil Eye arrive to fight alongside Momo. As the Evil Eye confronts Okarun to have him make good on his word to fight him every Tuesday, the alien comes in to interrupt the two with an attack and fight Okarun herself, with assistance from Hastur using his spatial carving. Just as she gets close enough to strike Okarun, the alien is struck in the face by a chuck of debris by Momo assisting Okarun in battle. The alien meets a swift defeat when Okarun, using Turbo Granny's telephone wire ejection speed, delivers a powerful kick that sends her crashing into a building and then into a canal, leaving her exosuit heavily damaged and putting her out of commission for the rest of the invasion.
Current Saga[]
Kozuka Knives Arc[]
The alien approached by Count Saint-Germain.
At some point after the invasion, the alien awakens to find herself out of her suit in the Kamigoe City's ruined area. Spotting Count Saint-Germain standing before her after he speaks, she instinctively adopts a defensive stance. The man gestures towards her damaged exosuit beside her, suggesting that if it is indeed hers, she will need a replacement as it is no longer fully operational. Curious about his intentions, she asks what he wants from her. Count Saint-Germain explains that he requires her assistance for a certain matter and reassures her that she has the right to refuse. However, he highlights that rejecting his offer and permitting him to leave would compel her to face the challenges of Earth's heavy gravity on her own, a reality that becomes apparent as he notices her difficulty in remaining upright while they speak.
Following her compliance to work under him, the alien became employed as a baker at Tasty Geezer Breads by Count Saint-Germain, the reason for her enlistment. Concurrently, the alien was granted the freedom by the Count to pursue her revenge against Okarun for her defeat during the invasion, an act that resulted in her estrangement from the Kur and the failure of her plans to assassinate the emperor.
The alien and Hase launching an assault on Okarun and Kinta.
After being given a new exosuit by Count Saint-Germain, the alien heads to Kami High to exact her revenge on Okarun. There, she partners with Kami High student Hase who also has a grudge against Okarun and is on a mission to steal his power. Upon Okarun's arrival with Kinta and Aira to aid Rin and Koki after they were confronted by Koki's blackmailer, the alien and Hase launch an assault on Okarun and Kinta, with Aira being unable to help the two after finding herself trapped inside the Kami High gym with the Severed Head Dribblers being controlled by the blackmailer. During the assault, the alien is demanded by Hase to redirect her aggression towards Kinta, as he desires to face Okarun alone. Not choosing to pay him any mind, the alien focuses on recalibrating her exosuit to fight effectively and proceeds to charge forward, nimbly dodging Kinta's assault from his miniature Great Kinta suit, and delivers a powerful kick to Okarun, who is protected by the nanoskin plate armor engineered by his ally. As Hase shifts his attention to Kinta, Okarun confronts the alien, demanding an explanation for her attack. The alien accuses him of stealing everything from her, revealing that her mission to assassinate the Kur emperor was derailed by the Family, and insists he acknowledge the years of hardship she endured. Okarun, unmoved, dismisses her grievances as irrelevant to him and retaliates with a vernier-powered strike. She parries and prepares to counter, but Okarun surprises her by activating his pile bunkers, landing a strong blow that sends both of them crashing to the ground. Okarun urges the alien to stop, insisting that he is not her true enemy. Yet, the aliens remains unwavering, declaring her intent to kill him before killing herself.
Hase attacking the alien.
The alien lunges forward, unleashing a relentless flurry of kicks against Okarun's armor, forcing him to activate his boosters and collide into her. In a burst of fury, she opens her exosuit's faceplate and bites into his arm, drawing pain and prompting him to use his pile bunkers to force her off. It is then that Okarun catches a glimpse of her humanoid face, realizing with shock that she is not one of the Kurs. The alien dives again, landing a crushing kick that slams his hand into the nanoskin arm, disrupting the imagined steel properties crafted by Kinta. Using the hip-mounted mechanism on her suit, the alien supercharges it to attack Okarun with an enhanced kick that completely shatters his armor. Before she could gain a chance to attack him again, Hase stands in her way to stop her from taking away his opportunity to eliminate Okarun. The alien is then attacked by Hase, being sent skyward with a kick and then slammed down into the ground that leaves her vulnerable to Hase's devastatingly relentless jumps that damages her suit and renders her unable to continue fighting. After witnessing Hase's defeat by the boys, the alien picks herself up off the ground and retreats.
Shimane Arc[]
The alien accepting a gift from a little girl.
The day after her clash with Okarun and Kinta, the alien resumes her duties at Tasty Geezer Breads, working alongside Count Saint-Germain to bake bread. Still simmering with frustration, she questions why she has been assigned such a mundane task instead of focusing on eliminating her target. Count Saint-Germain reminds her that the mission to kill Okarun is hers alone, and when she criticizes the exosuit he provided as ineffective, he retorts that she was simply too weak to wield it properly, and warns her that blaming others will get her nowhere. He then reiterates that she was hired specifically to be a baker, despite her denial of being one, and that she is free to pursue her own goals after working hours. When she demands that he stop acting absurd by insisting on making quality bread, their exchange is interrupted by the sudden emergence of Enenra from the oven. The alien inquires as to who he is but receives no answer as Count Saint-Germain shifts their conversation to a private room. She then continues her work at the front of the shop, still irritated by the Count's eccentricity, and is approached by a young girl and her mother gifts her with an origami crane, a token of gratitude for her service. The alien accepts the gift and quietly admires it.[2]
Abilities and Powers[]
Natural Abilities[]
Skill Set[]
Space Bajiquan (宇宙八極拳 Uchū Hakkikyōken?): The alien is a skilled practitioner of this unique fighting style, which she adeptly utilizes while wearing her exosuit.[3] While information regarding this style is unknown, the alien's use of it in combat, along with its name suggesting a connection to the Earth martial art Bajiquan, implies that it is an aggressive, close-quarters technique focused on powerful, explosive strikes.
Equipment[]
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Similar to her previous exosuit, the alien utilizes this version for hand-to-hand combat during battle. With its propulsion system, she adeptly maneuvers across the battlefield, allowing her to approach her target while benefiting from improved agility, evasive capabilities, and increased power in her melee attacks. | ||
Battles & Events[]
Chapter Appearances[]
Kintama Hunt Saga[]
Current Saga[]
| 166. Is This a Little Fairy? | Absent |
| 167. Hey, There's Something There | Absent |
| 168. There's Someone Here | Absent |
| 169. Find The Culprit! | Absent |
| 170. A Suspicious Woman | Absent |
| 171. Corner the Perp! | Absent |
| 172. Those Pygmies Are Scary | Absent |
| 173. Corner the Criminal! | Absent |
| 174. Queen Sensei's Infirmary | Absent |
| 175. So Who's the True Perp? | Flashback |
| 176. Scattering the Bait | Absent |
| 177. Let's Do Some Kung Fu | Absent |
| 178. The Power of a God | Absent |
| 179. This Seems Kinda Deadly | Absent |
| 180. The Owner of the Kozuka Knives | Absent |
| 181. Must Be the Influence of a Curse | Absent |
| 182. Something's Taken the Bait | Appears |
| 183. So It's You! | Appears |
| 184. The Class Rep's Head! | Absent |
| 185. So You're The Perp! | Absent |
| 186. Kouki Yukishiro's Power | Absent |
| 187. Kick the Crap Outta Murakami! | Absent |
| 188. Okarun and Kinta | Appears |
| 189. Jumping Granny and Kung Fu Alien | Appears |
| 190. Merging Is What Makes Us Strong! | Appears |
| 191. The Mistake | Absent |
| 192. Departing for Shimane | Absent |
| 193. You People?! | Absent |
| 194. We've Been Hijacked | Absent |
| 195. It's a Typhoon Direct Hit | Absent |
| 196. Let's Blow Away That Typhoon | Absent |
| 197. Earthworm! Go! | Absent |
| 198. Smash the Typhoon's Eye! | Absent |
| 199. Clear Skies After the Storm | Absent |
| 200. Everyone's Whereabouts | Flashback |
| 201. Here We Are, In Shimane | Absent |
| 202. Where'd the Magic Hammer Go? | Absent |
| 203. The Mysterious Man | Absent |
| 204. Enenra, the Smoke Yokai | Absent |
| 205. Spiral Training | Absent |
| 206. Jiji and the Evil Eye | Absent |
| 207. What Even Is a Ninja? | Absent |
| 208. Who's The Real Ninja?! | Absent |
| 209. All Alone | Absent |
| 210. After the Ritual | Absent |
| 211. Who the Heck? | Appears |
Bonus Appearances[]
| 1. Volume 1 | Absent |
| 2. Volume 2 | Absent |
| 3. Volume 3 | Absent |
| 4. Volume 4 | Absent |
| 5. Volume 5 | Absent |
| 6. Volume 6 | Absent |
| 7. Volume 7 | Absent |
| 8. Volume 8 | Absent |
| 9. Volume 9 | Absent |
| 10. Volume 10 | Absent |
| 11. Volume 11 | Absent |
| 12. Volume 12 | Absent |
| 13. Volume 13 | Absent |
| 14. Volume 14 | Mentioned |
| 15. Volume 15 | Absent |
| 16. Volume 16 | Absent |
| 17. Volume 17 | Absent |
| 18. Volume 18 | Absent |
| 19. Volume 19 | Absent |
| 20. Volume 20 | Absent |
| 21. Volume 21 | Absent |
References[]
- ↑ Dandadan Manga: Chapter 189, Page 16
- ↑ Dandadan Manga: Chapter 211, Pages 1-4, 6, 11-13
- ↑ Dandadan Volume 14 Extra Page
