Brando

One of the world's highest standard robots, he participated in the 39th Central Asian Conflict as a peacekeeping force. On the front lines, he exterminated Persian army robots alongside Hercules and Mont Blanc. Afterwards, he captivated the public as a martial arts robot in Istanbul, Turkey, in the Euro Federation, building an undefeated legend in Pankration suit matches and becoming the ESKKKR tournament champion. Despite being a robot, he spoke of needing "luck" to win matches and called himself the "Lucky Man." He had a robot wife and five children, living a peaceful family life. However, he accepted Pluto's challenge to avenge Mont Blanc and was defeated, crushed along the Black Sea coast. In his final moments, he tried to send information about Pluto to Atom and others, but memories with his family replayed in his electronic brain like a revolving lantern, and he succumbed to sadness. His funeral was held on a grand scale and widely reported in the media. He had multiple bodies: a humanoid body for everyday life, a Pankration suit for the ESKKKR tournament, and a military combat suit he used in the past. The humanoid body resembled a European male in his 30s to 40s, with a slightly chubby build. During combat, only his electronic brain (head) and power reactor (heart) were transferred to the Pankration suit (or combat suit) for action. When equipped with the suit, he appeared relatively similar to his original form. "The Greatest Robot on Earth" version: A Turkish robot sumo wrestler. He charges forward as a sphere. He challenges Pluto to avenge his friend Mont Blanc. Although he loses after an underwater battle, he is the only one among the world's highest standard robots, excluding Atom, to inflict a serious wound on Pluto. The aftermath of this battle leads to the tragic ending of the original work. The setting of being friends with Mont Blanc is also mentioned in the original work. He does not appear in 'Astro Boy: Tetsuwan Atom,' but a similar assassin robot does appear.